bgs1977

Well it's September 5th and the forums are still here, so congrats.

Good to hear. Are you able to pay for the bill for tomorrow?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CgZT-tiMxkCurrently obsessed with the awesomeness of stock music.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeNPNK1OLTo

trolololol

Is anyone other than Allan able to pay the bill? Because he's been idle on IRC for well over 4 weeks...

My dream mansion is what I already have, so I'm not making a chart of it when most of you saw it yesterday.That is a very helpful and interesting tool, though. Never used it for my house but played with it a bit before.

He's also half man, half bear, and half pig.

Also known as yoga class.

The Butler is quite literally the devil, no problem abusing him.

XDan to Muscle: Baby it's cold outside...

Two very different scenarios for me. High school, it was truly a miracle I could even attend the ceremony, due to a very evil girl who came very close to having me locked up in juvie a month before I'd graduate. So for that, it was a feeling of extreme relief, finally making amends with the many people I've known for years and been getting into constant grudge matches with throughout the year. Very much like today, in fact, with you guys. Community college was more of an accomplishment to me, and I had a major crisis in my life where I might not have been able to complete the final semester to graduate, an extremely stressful time with my family where school was the escape, while it had been the other way around my senior year in high school. I didn't barely escape from a pseudo-framed crime that could have put me in jail, in this case it was a more psychological escape. Was a huge relief when it was over because it took so long, was quite difficult, etc. High school, just a relief I even got to the end.These are both instrumental, orchestral pieces, but for me they reflect the experience overall, and this was what I had imagined at those times, as I had graduated from each institution.High school: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSZB0NjRqzcCollege: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUq9n4dhOf8I kind of went through geeky hobbies backwards. Pokemon in college, Star Wars in high school. But these pieces still mean a lot to me, and for better or worse, symbolize that time very effectively for me.

Hence why I picked well over 20, Kaiden.

That's not owl furry, that's Goatse...(Also known as Jamie)

Jeremy, I also go by Jer Bear, Mstr Burns, Mstr Snrub, bgs1977, or BillHicks.

Breakfast in America - SupertrampMany Frank Sinatra albums where he mourns over Ava Gardner. They may be terribly depressing, but they are absolutely amazing musically. In particular, I think of now: Where are you?, Only the Lonely (I think Sinatra said that was his best work), In The Wee Small Hours of the Morning, and though not about Ava Gardner, a similar theme from the same era, September of my Years.Nearly the entire catalog of Pink Floyd, and the Beatles. Should be obvious.Pet Sounds, of course.For me, I doubt for anyone else, a lot of Barry Manilow albums fit this for me. Even Now, If I Should Love Again, and a self-titled one from 1989, to me are the albums he has that are as close to flawless as he'll get. No bad songs I can think of on them, and they are all consistently good quality, with the music and the lyrics.Carpenters albums almost always had at least one dud on them, but if you take a good greatest hits collection, that to me would show why I love the group so much.Pretty much everything Queen did before 1980, and Freddie's tragic grand finale, Innuendo.Again, just for me personally, I don't expect anyone to agree, a select few ABBA albums. Mainly the aptly titled ABBA - The Album, and perhaps the Visitors or Super Trouper. Very kitschy of course, but they were well aware of it and were still very skilled musicians and could craft pop songs perfectly.Journey's Greatest Hits from 1988, although a compilation, remains the album I have played more often than any other, both on a cassette and mp3s. One of my favorites to listen to all the way through.Michael Jackson's Thriller and Bad, minus the Girl is Mine.And although not albums, so much as scores, nearly anything Nobuo Uematsu has composed for the Final Fantasy games, even ones I don't particularly enjoy playing.

Please do, that's what this thread has always been for.

Haven't looked through this whole thing again, censor whatever you think you need to.

If you have a higher level than someone, you have no life. If you have a lower level than them, you're a noob.

Welcome to the internet.

Heard the news last night, saw the final quote, became saddened but more concerned for how you'd handle this, Aliath. All this time I had expected Hitchens to devastate you by dying sooner than anyone else. Read my introduction, I'm back and I wish to make amends with you again. I finally realized what you finally realized a bit earlier than I did.

Well, I'm back, to or from the Dark Side, depending on how you look at it. Realized I've been wrong all this time, I did deserve and probably needed the demotion I bitched about for so long. Took me a whole year until I was in the position Tragic was in, realized I had to step down being a leader of Legacy of Legends, when I was too emotionally unstable to run a clan. So I felt a need to demote myself. I'm still a regular member of LoL, with no rank, and a clan friend here as well, as far as I know.So, as I reference yet another Family Guy gag, and pull away that banner that has been stashed away for a year, waiting to be used, I finally admit, and realize, I was wrong. This isn't anything to do with LoL, it is just from me on a personal level.

Also, you're forgetting the most obvious and also the easiest to do and to get people for. Evil Trees. No restrictions except the level of the tree, no quests needed, anyone can get there, can do 2 per day, and it is a group activity.

Shooting stars were fun when I did then. Mahogany telescope and portals to everywhere greatly help, though, which I fortunately have.

Why don't you post the other 30 minutes of conversation?