March is next f*cking month. I don't know if I'm ready, or how it'll feel, but sign after sign keeps pointing to it as THE month, and all of them can't be wrong. March it is. F*ckers.
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-/Rebel2Society\-v(**)
Now it's this, blame.. Yup, I do.
Monday, February 14, 2011
Friday, February 4, 2011
Thanks Halo
Ill find with the sample. Ya'll know what your listening to right?
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-/Rebel2Society\-v(**)
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
When I laugh it's like
BAHAHGAHAGHAGHAHGWAAAHAAWHA!!
...
in a nutshell.
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...
He’s like the younger kid with a mustache that resembles a rat’s taint.
BAHAHGAHAGHAGHAHGWAAAHAAWHA!!
in a nutshell.
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-/Rebel2Society\-v(**)
Monday, January 31, 2011
High Healthcare
I'm about to go bananas. I'm not crazy, but if the events of last night aren't cleared up I'm giving up my sanity card. Straight up and dead*ss. My leg was swollen balloon like, and my foot was twisted and burning with pain. My knee hurt like sh1t too but became numb very quickly while the remaining pain jolted through my inner thigh and groin area. I'm not crazy. I know what I felt and I know what I saw.
"I know what I saw..."
^
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Followed by "your crazy" as her response. Damn.
I know what the f*ck I saw... Doctor's are no longer trustworthy. Or I really do have HPD... They knew what was up in the Emergency room. Sh1t I told them. Whether or not that had anything to do with the results of my examinations I have no clue.
Gonna shower and think about what I feel I should be thinking about. A little sore so at least there's that comfort. Had to doc this though. May be the turn of something else...
~In other words, *I be wildin cause I'm young* it was a crazy night though~
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-/Rebel2Society\-v(**)
"I know what I saw..."
^
^
^
Followed by "your crazy" as her response. Damn.
I know what the f*ck I saw... Doctor's are no longer trustworthy. Or I really do have HPD... They knew what was up in the Emergency room. Sh1t I told them. Whether or not that had anything to do with the results of my examinations I have no clue.
Gonna shower and think about what I feel I should be thinking about. A little sore so at least there's that comfort. Had to doc this though. May be the turn of something else...
~In other words, *I be wildin cause I'm young* it was a crazy night though~
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-/Rebel2Society\-v(**)
Sunday, January 30, 2011
More from my favorite site in the world
This is too interesting to me..
The English alphabet, as you likely know, is made up of 26 letters.
But it wasn’t always that way.
Before we get to which letters were late additions, let’s explain a bit about Old English. English was first written in the Anglo-Saxon futhorc runic alphabet, also known as Anglo-Saxon. The Angles and Saxons came from Germany and settled in Britain in the fifth century. The region they inhabited became known as “Angle-land,” or “England.”
Eventually, Christian missionaries introduced the Latin alphabet, which ultimately replaced Anglo-Saxon. But for some time, the alphabet included the letters of the Latin alphabet, some symbols (like the ampersand), and some letters of Old English.
As Modern English evolved, the Old English letters were dropped or replaced.
(Our trusty alphabet isn’t the only part of language that has changed — October used to be the eighth month, and September the seventh. What happened? Find out here.)
Here’s an example: In Old English, a letter called “thorn” represented the “th” sound (as in “that”) in Modern English. In the Latin alphabet, the “y” was the symbol that most closely resembled the character that represented thorn. So, thorn was dropped and “y” took its place. (But is “y” a vowel or a consonant? We explore the dilemma here.)
That is why the word “ye,” as in “Ye Olde Booke Shoppe,” is an archaic spelling of “the.”
The Old English letter “wynn” was replaced by “uu,” which eventually developed into the modern w. (It really is a double u.)
The letters “u” and “j” didn’t join what we know as the alphabet until the sixteenth century.
Now consider ancient history influences days of the week. Who is the attractive goddess that Friday is named for? Here’s that odd and entertaining story.
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shouts to the hot word. Gotta get up on my linguistic historical facts.
~ill~
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-/Rebel2Society\-v(**)
The English alphabet, as you likely know, is made up of 26 letters.
But it wasn’t always that way.
Before we get to which letters were late additions, let’s explain a bit about Old English. English was first written in the Anglo-Saxon futhorc runic alphabet, also known as Anglo-Saxon. The Angles and Saxons came from Germany and settled in Britain in the fifth century. The region they inhabited became known as “Angle-land,” or “England.”
Eventually, Christian missionaries introduced the Latin alphabet, which ultimately replaced Anglo-Saxon. But for some time, the alphabet included the letters of the Latin alphabet, some symbols (like the ampersand), and some letters of Old English.
As Modern English evolved, the Old English letters were dropped or replaced.
(Our trusty alphabet isn’t the only part of language that has changed — October used to be the eighth month, and September the seventh. What happened? Find out here.)
Here’s an example: In Old English, a letter called “thorn” represented the “th” sound (as in “that”) in Modern English. In the Latin alphabet, the “y” was the symbol that most closely resembled the character that represented thorn. So, thorn was dropped and “y” took its place. (But is “y” a vowel or a consonant? We explore the dilemma here.)
That is why the word “ye,” as in “Ye Olde Booke Shoppe,” is an archaic spelling of “the.”
The Old English letter “wynn” was replaced by “uu,” which eventually developed into the modern w. (It really is a double u.)
The letters “u” and “j” didn’t join what we know as the alphabet until the sixteenth century.
Now consider ancient history influences days of the week. Who is the attractive goddess that Friday is named for? Here’s that odd and entertaining story.
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^
shouts to the hot word. Gotta get up on my linguistic historical facts.
~ill~
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-/Rebel2Society\-v(**)
Such an ugly word
de·ceit·ful
[dih-seet-fuhl] Show IPA
–adjective
1.
given to deceiving: A deceitful person cannot keep friends for long.
2.
intended to deceive; misleading; fraudulent: a deceitful action.
Origin:
1400–50; late ME; see deceit, -ful
—Related forms
de·ceit·ful·ly, adverb
de·ceit·ful·ness, noun
un·de·ceit·ful, adjective
—Synonyms
1. insincere, disingenuous, false, hollow, designing, tricky, wily. 2. illusory, fallacious.
—Antonyms
1. honest. 2. genuine.
... it's always the antonyms that get me.
~word (heh) I'm tight that my new Berry doesn't have the dictionary app. though! ERRRGGHH that was MY SH1T! I miss it, sadly, my vocabulary has suffered the brunt of the consequences. That'll change soon though, pay attention to the WORDS though lol kind of making a point while simultaneously throwing another under my big *ss bus that likes to crush stuff (POW!).~
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-/Rebel2Society\-v(**)
[dih-seet-fuhl] Show IPA
–adjective
1.
given to deceiving: A deceitful person cannot keep friends for long.
2.
intended to deceive; misleading; fraudulent: a deceitful action.
Origin:
1400–50; late ME; see deceit, -ful
—Related forms
de·ceit·ful·ly, adverb
de·ceit·ful·ness, noun
un·de·ceit·ful, adjective
—Synonyms
1. insincere, disingenuous, false, hollow, designing, tricky, wily. 2. illusory, fallacious.
—Antonyms
1. honest. 2. genuine.
... it's always the antonyms that get me.
~word (heh) I'm tight that my new Berry doesn't have the dictionary app. though! ERRRGGHH that was MY SH1T! I miss it, sadly, my vocabulary has suffered the brunt of the consequences. That'll change soon though, pay attention to the WORDS though lol kind of making a point while simultaneously throwing another under my big *ss bus that likes to crush stuff (POW!).~
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-/Rebel2Society\-v(**)
Star Void
don't believe or dream if need be. but I'm throwing my hands up to the void getting annoyed already in the sky feeling bigger than the guys who left me by the wayside. Guess it was oh well I see I spell whatever words come across my modern cross walk yeaaaaaaah. Having fun with it just to say
'yeah'
but listen none of these b1tches get it innnnn. not even make seeeeeeennnnnnnssseeee lol but since i'm more like the sh1t I'm so over confident in what you assholes won't get.
ok i got it. 922
dumb shit no longer fun if drama is all u deal with. Turns to numb shit. I know the feeling, I think a little too well. Yet I still look down at my two feet and my dog somewhere near to the left is always she and I'm left contemplating how I put myself in these positions constantly back to back wanting more than is there to begin with. I'm sickened with scripts from the census my love has been tough this might really be the end of us.
~this might really be the end of us though~
I don't remember this at ALL so #Uknow! Lol smh
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-/Rebel2Society\-v(**)
'yeah'
but listen none of these b1tches get it innnnn. not even make seeeeeeennnnnnnssseeee lol but since i'm more like the sh1t I'm so over confident in what you assholes won't get.
ok i got it. 922
dumb shit no longer fun if drama is all u deal with. Turns to numb shit. I know the feeling, I think a little too well. Yet I still look down at my two feet and my dog somewhere near to the left is always she and I'm left contemplating how I put myself in these positions constantly back to back wanting more than is there to begin with. I'm sickened with scripts from the census my love has been tough this might really be the end of us.
~this might really be the end of us though~
I don't remember this at ALL so #Uknow! Lol smh
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-/Rebel2Society\-v(**)
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