ShaggyJebus Posts

You know, if you type "nitroglycerin" and "cigarette" into Google, you'll get two results. One, an article saying that cigarettes containing nitroglycerin were found to have some positive effect on something. (Science stuff) Two, a Panic at the Disco song.

Weird stuff.

It should have been obvious that he meant nicotine, but I somehow missed it. Eh, whatever.

Nipponsei uses torrents. Here is a link showing the torrents they have for Myself;Yourself albums:
https://nipponsei.minglong.org/index.php?section=Tracker&search=myself+yourself
Just click on the title of the torrent, save it, and then run it. If you don't know how to use torrents, find yourself a guide. Here's a very simplified explanation:
Go to: http://www.utorrent.com/download.php
Download utorrent and install it. Then save the torrent file of whatever you want to download. Open the torrent file, and it should download.

Concerning the site you linked to, it's in Russian. Go to http://translate.google.com/ and enter certain text copied from the site into the box. It will be a crappy translation, but it should let you know what is what. It looks like the specific page you linked to contains a torrent of the Myself;Yourself albums, but you have to be a registered user to get access to the torrent. Try to register (using Google Translate to understand things) and you should be able to get the torrent.

I recently came across a site with a lot of OSTs, including three from Myself;Yourself. I'll post the links that they give:

Myself; Yourself - ED Kimi to Yozora to Sakamichi to OST


Myself; Yourself - OP Tears Infection OST


Myself; Yourself / Sweet Lover's - Myself; Yourself Best Song Album OST


Links taken from:
http://welcominh.free.fr/

I don't think cigarettes contain nitroglycerin. In fact, I'm pretty sure (99%) that they don't.

I also don't think that taking a few drags of a cigarette will get you addicted. It'll take a good couple of cigarettes.

As for what people see in it, one could say the same for just about anything. I don't get what people see in the Twilight series, but it's hella-popular.

Over 21, but not yet 22? Maybe six months away from being 22?

I'm horrible with ages, whether it's over the internet or in life. Especially when it comes to girls (though that's neither here nor there). When I was seventeen, I hit on a fourteen-year-old girl, thinking she was older.

I now ask for identification up front.

Sailor Moon X? What is Sailor Moon X?

Where did you get the second episode of it? And what is it like?

Adam Sandler's Eight Crazy Nights
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eight_Crazy_Nights

First of all, there is very little that you can actually do. If she has problems, and it sounds like she does, she needs to deal with them. She needs to either work on being stronger, so a shitty life around her doesn't affect her as much, or get help from a professional. I suggest both, but if it has to be only one, I'd say go for the professional help. It's amazing just how much a psychologist or psychiatrist can help.

Second, you cannot save her. If the girl does in fact need to be "saved," you cannot do it. Even if you have a job that pays a lot and a place where you two can live together, I highly doubt you'd be able to get her out of her parents' house (or guardians' house) legally. A child (someone under eighteen, I mean) doesn't even have to be gone for twenty-four hours for there to be major trouble. And a person can only control his/her own mind. If her mind is disjointed, only she can put it back together. You can support her, but she has to do all the hard work. Otherwise, you'll end up telling her what to do, and she'll just be a subservient person clinging onto you and having you take care of you.

I honestly think the best thing to do is get in touch with a psychologist. The easier way to do this would probably be to talk to a guidance counselor at your school. Most schools have some way of helping students regarding emotional problems. Tell your girlfriend this and do it in accordance with her; do not talk to the guidance counselor or psychologist on your own. Getting help for someone without their permission is rude and may upset her even more. However, if you do happen to see cuts on her arm or something indicating that she is hurting herself or may attempt suicide, then you should talk to someone, whether she wants you to or not.

Also, if your girlfriend thinks that talking to a psychologist would be expensive and she couldn't afford it, then do some research. Usually, there is some way to get mental health help free of charge if you are a minor. Having no money is no excuse for not trying to get help.

If we're talking about reliving past events with your current knowledge, I'd love to go back about seven, eight years to when I was in high school. Not to "enjoy my youth" or anything like that. I just remember that a lot of girls in my high school were hot, and I never got to fuck any of them. I spent most of my time in high school thinking, about life and philosophy and crap like that. Now, I've figured everything out that I want to figure out, and I could devote my time to hooking up with high school girls.

If we're talking about just visiting the past, I probably wouldn't be too interested. I don't really care about the past too much, and there's nothing that happened in the past that I'm dying to see. I might go back in time and kick Walt Disney in the balls. That'd be cool. That guy was an ass, but not such a huge ass that kicking him in the balls would change time or anything. I think if I kicked Hitler in the balls, that'd have serious ramifications. He might kill more people or attack another country more aggressively because he was angry and his balls hurt.

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Awesome. :D

And I love the new banner. Especially the little Adam Sandler to the far left. Eight Crazy Nights is an under-appreciated movie.

Wow, treadmills are cheaper than I thought. I guess I'm still living in the past. I thought a cheap one would be $300.

Thanks for all the suggestions, guys. It means a lot, and it motivates me even more!

But . . . did anyone think it was funny? I thought my material was killer. Especially, "I've got so much sweat under my man boobs." I thought that was Grade A stuff.

Am I losing my comedic abilities? Am I not funny?

I don't know why I didn't notice this, since it's obvious, but it is really fucking weird to have a girl who doesn't look Asian in the slightest play a character named Chun-Li. You don't even have to know anything about the character to know that she's Asian! The name gives it away!

No offense to the actress, she is very hot, but I am not doing to see this movie. No way in hell.

If you are able to create a Street Fighter movie, who the hell decides to make it about Chun-Li? Why not tell the story of Ken or Ryu? Those are the guys I really want to see in a movie, and the characters deserve to be in a good movie, since the live-action Street Fighter from a while back didn't do them any justice at all.

That's funny. People have been calling my brother "Crackhead" for years, due to him being skinny and his propensity for doing crazy stuff that only a crackhead would do, like dumpster diving and living off of the food.



I took Strength and Conditioning my Senior year of high school. It was the only time in my life that I actually exercised. Anyways, every day, we would run for a certain length of time, increasing steadily. By the end of the semester, we had to run for ten whole minutes (though the teacher/coach let us slide if we couldn't do it for the whole time, as long as we ran for most of it). God, that was hard, even after weeks of exercising and working out.

I think if I keep this up, I may be ready for five minutes in, I dunno, three months? :lol:



I've actually wanted a treadmill for years, so I could walk or run without leaving the house. Not a whole lot of safe places to walk or run around here. But they're pretty expensive, and I'm trying to save money so I don't have to buy pants. A treadmill's far on the horizon for me.



What sort of exercises should I do? I know to stretch and all that, but that's about all I know.