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only choose those with thick skins that won't take offense and give your reasons why you chose these individuals.. from me, tis chevy, sassy, bisous, sunnygal41 and talesin
I was hoping it was some sort of misunderstanding, but with Farkel's "new light" on the topic it would appear that I really dont make sense on this board?????
fair well kids, I'm of to go slit my wrists and try to make some sense outta this whole senseless thread
i always get different answers when i ask this question, or i get answers that contradict with the people givin the answer.
i ask this to various forums online and they all end up saying, when your ready and you know the conciquences.
however, that obviously doesn't work much or isn't the truth when so many little kids are getting pregnant and aids are everywhere and everything else.. so seriously.
when your ready and you know the consequences and use protection?SD
Sounds good to me. Ultimately I think marriage is the ideal scenario, it's a lot less complicated. For me, a waited quite a while and even had a couple boyfriends first. I waited till I was 20 yrs old and had been in a commited relationship with someone I DEEPLY cared about for a while. You cant say when is the right time for any one person. I'm thankful I did wait. It made life a whole lot less complicated for me. And it made my first time special too.
over the last couple of years i've been trying to experience activities and interests that would have been frowned upon when i was still a dub.one of the things that i've really developed a passion for is metal and hard rock, in particular metal really strikes a chord with me (pun intended).
i'm pretty much a big fan of almost anything metallica has done, i also dig a lot of the more recent groups like tool, a perfect cricle, sevendust, etc.. but there's still a lot of old school metal groups that i want to go back and listen to.
any suggestions on any good late 70's-80's metal bands?
Sum 41 and Blink 182
I'm not too much a fan of either one. I did like Travis' side project Boxcar Racer which of course is no more. Sum41 are really fun guys though. And get a kick outta pretending to be other people. The Blink guys are also loads of fun, and ironically Travis Braker used to live just down teh street from Sassy.
over the last couple of years i've been trying to experience activities and interests that would have been frowned upon when i was still a dub.one of the things that i've really developed a passion for is metal and hard rock, in particular metal really strikes a chord with me (pun intended).
i'm pretty much a big fan of almost anything metallica has done, i also dig a lot of the more recent groups like tool, a perfect cricle, sevendust, etc.. but there's still a lot of old school metal groups that i want to go back and listen to.
any suggestions on any good late 70's-80's metal bands?
This bed is on fire
With passion and love
The neighbors complain about the noises above
But she only cums when she's on top
Shoot I dont know about Stef, but it sure as hell works for me :)
over the last couple of years i've been trying to experience activities and interests that would have been frowned upon when i was still a dub.one of the things that i've really developed a passion for is metal and hard rock, in particular metal really strikes a chord with me (pun intended).
i'm pretty much a big fan of almost anything metallica has done, i also dig a lot of the more recent groups like tool, a perfect cricle, sevendust, etc.. but there's still a lot of old school metal groups that i want to go back and listen to.
any suggestions on any good late 70's-80's metal bands?
Jeremy is about 35 and I think AJ is like 32. They're children of the 80's. They're dad used to be a music DJ for the radio station KIIS FM here in LA. They're fun guys, with fun songs
over the last couple of years i've been trying to experience activities and interests that would have been frowned upon when i was still a dub.one of the things that i've really developed a passion for is metal and hard rock, in particular metal really strikes a chord with me (pun intended).
i'm pretty much a big fan of almost anything metallica has done, i also dig a lot of the more recent groups like tool, a perfect cricle, sevendust, etc.. but there's still a lot of old school metal groups that i want to go back and listen to.
any suggestions on any good late 70's-80's metal bands?
Hey Stef I just sent you a PM re: LIT. Funny thing is that's Jeremy's largest influences were the great 80's metal bands. That's what he grew up learning Judas Priest, Skid Row. In fact the only thing he ever wears is old concert shirts from the 80's Skid Row, Ratt, LA Guns. He's a HUGE hair metal freak :)
over the last couple of years i've been trying to experience activities and interests that would have been frowned upon when i was still a dub.one of the things that i've really developed a passion for is metal and hard rock, in particular metal really strikes a chord with me (pun intended).
i'm pretty much a big fan of almost anything metallica has done, i also dig a lot of the more recent groups like tool, a perfect cricle, sevendust, etc.. but there's still a lot of old school metal groups that i want to go back and listen to.
any suggestions on any good late 70's-80's metal bands?
AHHHHH I'm going to use all my posts on just this topic alone. Sirius..... Audioslave is just fabulous as well,,,, I need a new album already. Chris Cornell is another one of my top vocalists. Their album was one of the best that year. And finally a side project that actually lived up to it's name. Too bad Queens of The Stoneage broke up too, they were another one I was greatly anticipating another album from
over the last couple of years i've been trying to experience activities and interests that would have been frowned upon when i was still a dub.one of the things that i've really developed a passion for is metal and hard rock, in particular metal really strikes a chord with me (pun intended).
i'm pretty much a big fan of almost anything metallica has done, i also dig a lot of the more recent groups like tool, a perfect cricle, sevendust, etc.. but there's still a lot of old school metal groups that i want to go back and listen to.
any suggestions on any good late 70's-80's metal bands?
P.S. You MUST check out this band called Sloth, they were signed about a year ago with Hollywood Records, who are notorious for killing careers. But in my opinion, they are one of the BEST bands out there at the moment. I'm a big fan of great Vocalist and man can their singer wail like nobody's business. He has such a range as well, and at times draws comparisons to the great Freddie Mercury, in my opinion. Check them out and listen to a song or two. Really Really one of the best smaller name bands I've seen in such a long time.
over the last couple of years i've been trying to experience activities and interests that would have been frowned upon when i was still a dub.one of the things that i've really developed a passion for is metal and hard rock, in particular metal really strikes a chord with me (pun intended).
i'm pretty much a big fan of almost anything metallica has done, i also dig a lot of the more recent groups like tool, a perfect cricle, sevendust, etc.. but there's still a lot of old school metal groups that i want to go back and listen to.
any suggestions on any good late 70's-80's metal bands?
Did anyone mention System of a down?
I'm glad you did Stef...... they're one of my favorite. I loved Apex Theory and then boom here come SOAD. I love a band who doesnt have a singer but a vocalist. His voice is a whole nother instrument in it's self. He has such a range of sounds and keys, it amazing, and one of the few bands out there who doesnt Pro Tools all their vocals. With such driving and infectious beats, and amusing lyrics. They're great!!!
'I buy my crack I smack my bitch right here in hollywooooooood' :)
over the last couple of years i've been trying to experience activities and interests that would have been frowned upon when i was still a dub.one of the things that i've really developed a passion for is metal and hard rock, in particular metal really strikes a chord with me (pun intended).
i'm pretty much a big fan of almost anything metallica has done, i also dig a lot of the more recent groups like tool, a perfect cricle, sevendust, etc.. but there's still a lot of old school metal groups that i want to go back and listen to.
any suggestions on any good late 70's-80's metal bands?
RUSH was great, but I thought they took a nosedive through the 80s & 90s
NOS, Rush was amazing with just layers and layers of sounds, and so far out there. You should check a newer band called Coheed and Cambria
http://coheedandcambria.com/home/ They have such similarities to RUSH. The singer's voice takes a while to grow on you, but it truely is a wonderful Epic, Progressive style of rock that RUSH pulled off so well.
