Same. It's not that I hate amusement parks, I just get sick after the first half hour or so.
Same goes for playing tests in band. They set the tempo and everything.
I was this close saying "no way" because I though you said "paper cuts."
It really said that?? That's so fucking terrible.
Ew.
What is this "snow" I keep hearing about? All it does during the winter here is rain. So, yeah, summer person.
I think he means wearing the sweater/hoodie/whatever, but having it not on your shoulders. Like, hanging off. Hopefully that made some sense.
My town's too small for a middle school...
It's probably natural. My band teacher has a little grey patch in his (otherwise red) hair.
I'd rather have one of my favourite bands experiment with new sounds and create something I don't like than not create anything new at all. And it's not like their new music would void their old music, you know?
Colonel. All the time.
PleasetellmeI'mnottheonlyonewhothoughtofRyanRoss.
I used to pronounce it like Kansas, with an "ar" in front of it. /says the ignorant Canadian
Weird Al reference?
Nick Andros.
Same. It's not that I hate amusement parks, I just get sick after the first half hour or so.
Same goes for playing tests in band. They set the tempo and everything.
I was this close saying "no way" because I though you said "paper cuts."
It really said that?? That's so fucking terrible.
Ew.
What is this "snow" I keep hearing about? All it does during the winter here is rain. So, yeah, summer person.
I think he means wearing the sweater/hoodie/whatever, but having it not on your shoulders. Like, hanging off.
Hopefully that made some sense.
My town's too small for a middle school...
It's probably natural. My band teacher has a little grey patch in his (otherwise red) hair.
I'd rather have one of my favourite bands experiment with new sounds and create something I don't like than not create anything new at all. And it's not like their new music would void their old music, you know?
Colonel. All the time.
PleasetellmeI'mnottheonlyonewhothoughtofRyanRoss.
I used to pronounce it like Kansas, with an "ar" in front of it.
/says the ignorant Canadian
Weird Al reference?
Nick Andros.