stupid shit you did that haunts you in your head

flammer flamdingus wrote:i'm talking about times you did stupid shit that was so stupid you randomly remember it and get all mad at yourself

arteecity wrote:

flammer flamdingus wrote:i'm talking about times you did stupid shit that was so stupid you randomly remember it and get all mad at yourself

no i mean the stuff about your uncle, i don't understand

also. i have a lot of old cringe stories but none of them bother me anymore, they're all funny :/

flammer flamdingus wrote:

arteecity wrote:

flammer flamdingus wrote:i'm talking about times you did stupid shit that was so stupid you randomly remember it and get all mad at yourself

no i mean the stuff about your uncle, i don't understand

also. i have a lot of old cringe stories but none of them bother me anymore, they're all funny :/

tell

also speed is a channel that nascar airs on 24/7

Mr Amateur wrote:When I was a huge weaboo, I spent the night at my cousin's house, and I brought movies. They chose the live action one, and I got angry and upset at them, and I pushed my cousin, yelling she was a stupid 'baka' and called my mom to take me home.

I regret it, as I rarely saw her again, and she was probably one of the only people that actually was with me. A year younger than me, same name, she was a nice person. It was pretty weird when I saw her in the casket, it didn't show the burns. Strange, when you put effort and love into something or someone, then after a short period of time, in this case of three years, just stopping, gone.

Grody Pineman wrote:considering flaming posted this thread, i pretty much expected him to just be spilling out his entire life story in the OP

Mr Amateur wrote:When I was a huge weaboo, I spent the night at my cousin's house, and I brought movies. They chose the live action one, and I got angry and upset at them, and I pushed my cousin, yelling she was a stupid 'baka' and called my mom to take me home.

I regret it, as I rarely saw her again, and she was probably one of the only people that actually was with me. A year younger than me, same name, she was a nice person. It was pretty weird when I saw her in the casket, it didn't show the burns. Strange, when you put effort and love into something or someone, then after a short period of time, in this case of three years, just stopping, gone.

salty wrote:i hope icy made that up for the sake of fd not making an incredibly awkward situation and also her because that sucks

[first name], daughter of Jose and Stacy [last name], who at the young age of 9 years old was so cruelly taken from her family last Thursday as she walked home after what was supposed to be a fun evening is in need of support. On October 20, 2011 at 5:40PM while walking her dirt bike home along side her grandmother and little brother, a woman in a van ran a red light at a rapid speed striking [first name] as she was in the middle of the crosswalk. The impact was so great that it caused both the bike and [first name]'s little body to get flung up in the air and catch on fire after impact. The 23 year old driver not only strikes [first name] after running the red light, but managed to continue to drag her little body over a block further from point of impact before stopping her van. Stacy, [first name]'s mother who witnessed it all happen as she waited on the other side of the street for them, ran to attempt to snuff out the flames as paramedics arrived.
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Her family is asking for any support that you may be able to contribute at this point in time. The date of her funeral is pending, but it will be on Thursday October 27th or Friday October 28th in [town], [state].She will be missed!

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