dreamin' of a white christmas

[_rebel_waltz]

sometimes studying history gets me down. not the actual task of reading history, its pretty interesting mostimes. but just contemplating on the roughly 600 years where people did absolutely nothing. it was birth, a pseudo-state of agricultural slavery, attempting to birth as many children as possible, fearing God like nobody's business, and then

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[yousmell]

devin landry, you will always be okay in my book. if i ever say otherwise disregard me entirely.

[johnny_was]

There are way too many drones in the world to day. I notice it in the kids I come across in school and even in some on the street. But many of them definitely inherit such a way of life from their fathers. The same kid that sits in front of his computer all afternoon, battling virtual monsters in an LCD fantasy land has a father that comes home at six o’clock everyday after long hours of counting numbers and smoothing his tie during oh-so-important conference meetings. This man comes home each night and holds back his tears as he teases around with another lukewarm dinner prepared by his wife. This man’s son will look at his father across the table, smile, and say to himself, “I want to grow up and be just like my dad…”

[desperate_kicks]

do you know where that XMAS CD is??!!

'what you'd really like for christmas is a nice hard cock'

[medicalfools]

The dark ages weren't as bad as they seemed, I mean, they did have Vikings. I'm pretty sure that the Vikings were the greatest civilization ever to walk the planet. They were all about living it out to the max.

[asylumleadtripr]

yeah its sad but true, and in our world the truth is largely uncovered. as i see it we're still in the fucking dark ages.