View Full Version : a brick in the toilet
samcollett
05-21-2006, 11:36 AM
http://www.myspace.com/abrickinthetoilet
discuss
CaboWabo
05-21-2006, 11:44 AM
Hippies smell bad.
eastcoasthurl
05-21-2006, 12:19 PM
there were some creepy ass girls there
hey everybody, add me to your myspace:
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CaboWabo
05-21-2006, 02:05 PM
your so hawt bart. I love wicans.
"I usually hang out at Sacred Grounds (coffee shop), Hottopic, Green Dragon Bookstore, and playing DDR at Gameworks"
oh yeah.
ok im going to stop. he's probably a nice kid. i don't get the makeup though.
Derek Makekau
05-21-2006, 02:11 PM
"No Bandaid could ever heal this Black Heart of Mine"
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA.....
Derek Makekau
05-21-2006, 02:13 PM
oh my sweet jesus.
are you kidding me bart? there's no way he's nice, he's motherfuckin punk rock! kid rocks out in his bathroom after school!
"No Bandaid could ever heal this Black Heart of Mine"
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA.....
haha sick
makeup explained
holy shit jesuit... and ybor city... that kid lives near me. he looks like a complete and utter douche
what would you do if your kid started dressing like that and was into all that shit
Derek Makekau
05-21-2006, 02:19 PM
beat him with a garden hose until my arm got tired, and then go to a bar and drink.
my kid would never get into all that shit anyway. seems to me like the key to good parenting is not to go too strict... but not to just let your kids run wild. moderation. then they learn and you can let up on them as they get older.
that kids' parents are probably useless
beat him with a garden hose until my arm got tired, and then go to a bar and drink.
haha, i think you're right. that's probably what his dad does
hence the problem
Derek Makekau
05-21-2006, 02:24 PM
i completely disagree. parenting only goes so far these days, with the influence media and peers have over teens, a lot of a kid's interests are out of the parent's hands.
both of my parents were fantastic. it didn't keep me from doing things that were idiotic, and it didn't keep my sister from getting into some horrific situations.
you could be a loving, not too oppressive not to free spirited parent and still wind up with a little fucktard for a kid.
Derek Makekau
05-21-2006, 02:25 PM
haha, i think you're right. that's probably what his dad does
hence the problem
haha he didn't start early enough. gotta put the fear 'o god into 'em.
kidding.
i think that's sick he's a witch though. he probably puts spells on everybody at school
Derek Makekau
05-21-2006, 02:31 PM
yeah, too bad he's not a warlock.
Good parenting is all about instilling a sense of shame in your kids. If children are taught to be ashamed of their bad actions they will stop doing them. I see all these kids throwing tantrums in public and I never did that, my parents taught me to have a sense of embarrassment about acting out in public.
i completely disagree. parenting only goes so far these days, with the influence media and peers have over teens, a lot of a kid's interests are out of the parent's hands.
both of my parents were fantastic. it didn't keep me from doing things that were idiotic, and it didn't keep my sister from getting into some horrific situations.
you could be a loving, not too oppressive not to free spirited parent and still wind up with a little fucktard for a kid.
don't you think it's the best parenting strategy anyway? every kid does idiotic stuff. but because my parents raised me realistically, and not told me drinking is evil and sex is evil and all that crap... I've never done a drug, I drink but I definately have my priorities in line... and I'm fairly well rounded. I know that wacko kids can come from good parents... but don't you think the best strategy for parenting is right in the middle?
Derek Makekau
05-21-2006, 03:02 PM
no, i do agree with that. but calling that kid's parents useless is pointless, because like you just said, "every kid does idiotic stuff".
i was just disagreeing that his parents are useless. they could have done a damn good job.
marcyman
05-21-2006, 04:05 PM
When I was a teenager I grew the long hair did wierd shit and blah blah, that didn't make me a bad person or my parents bad people. Kids will always have a rebellion stage in their life.
CaboWabo
05-21-2006, 06:18 PM
I completly agree w/ the garden hose beatings.
veniceskim4
05-21-2006, 07:06 PM
HOLY SHIT. This is so wierd. That kid goes to my school. I shit you not. He's a sophmore. I won't even lie though he is really fucking wierd but he's a nice kid.
This is crazy, what a coincidence(sp.).
marcyman
05-21-2006, 07:44 PM
Real small world.
Teddy Parker
05-21-2006, 07:54 PM
I'm tired of caring about global warming, what about the war? What about countries wanting to start a nuclear war and we're all going to be right in the middle of it.
Bombs going off everywhere? Yeah that MIGHT increase the global warming issue... god I hate how people are these days...
samcollett
05-21-2006, 08:09 PM
I'm tired of caring about global warming, what about the war? What about countries wanting to start a nuclear war and we're all going to be right in the middle of it.
Bombs going off everywhere? Yeah that MIGHT increase the global warming issue... god I hate how people are these days...
word. looks to be an interesting movie though.
I won't even lie though he is really fucking wierd but he's a nice kid.
haha derek, i was right. bow down.
Blanton
05-21-2006, 08:18 PM
I'll be happy to drop a brick in his toilet. :D
After that I'll show him my car with no emissions equipment, cats... etc.
I'm surprised Tom is even friends with him.
when i first read that website about dropping bricks in toilets i thought they were saving water by plugging up toilets with a brick so no one would use them. i didn't get it....
Derek Makekau
05-21-2006, 09:26 PM
haha derek, i was right. bow down.
haha consider me groveling.
http://myspace-418.vo.llnwd.net/00636/81/45/636085418_m.jpg
DjMattyD
05-22-2006, 09:22 AM
Derek Wrote:
yeah, too bad he's not a warlock.
yah cause then heed be the leet uber killer with his death coil and 3 dots !
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