Concentricity's posts

Stuffers? o_o How you sleeping and watching stuff?

Makes me happy to be a part of it! I just hope it keeps growing!

@Neko: I am the exact same way--I understand completely what you mean. Hopefully today won't be so bad on her. <3

@Neko: Yeah, I'd say I would too. They didn't evacuate us because they didn't want all the parents leaving work, people being on the road, causing hysteria, etc. Now that I think about it a lot of kids were checked out of school that day though. I hope your sister copes well with her PTSD. :<

@Tuijp: LOL. Well, I mean, if people want to start dropping their pants and going to it, who am I to stop them? :P
I won't join in though. XD

This is probably the most bumping place out of all of Panda's threads. o_o

@Totalanimefan: yeah, not good at all. I would agree. Wages are going to have to go up to compensate. I can't imagine the cost of literal SPACE has to go up 10%.

@Tuijp: That was some good fortune on your part ... had a friend in the mainland of New York just about 30 minutes train ride from NYC. He said it was mayhem. He was 9.

Ew, I know those suck. I plan on getting mine in the morning always because a) most accurate time for weighing yourself, and b) the longer the day goes, the more they get behind on appointments and the longer the wait times.

@Queen Prisma: LOL, Fadoodlin. I've heard of some crazy terms for that as well. I personally like referring to men and women as guys and dolls/dames.

@Queen Prisma: It is definitely from the 1920s, I'll say that much. XD

Back pack. XD My grandfather, may he rest in peace, called them book satchels.

I always wonder how September 11, 2001 personally affected everyone. It's always a subject of discussion each year based on where someone lived or whether or not they were even cognizant of the event. Each year, I become more and more aware that folks I frequent with--especially in the avatar site world--weren't even AROUND for September 11, 2001. So, here's a question for you all--

Where were you during the events of September 11, 2001?

Personally, I went the whole day through 6th grade, unknowing. Finally at the end of the day before we were waiting to be released to the buses and car lanes, our chorus teacher lashed out at us to shut up so he could hear the news from his computer. The teachers had kept it silent from us all day to avoid panic. But that evening I was glued to the TV, even as an 11 year old.

I'll bump the bid up to 390.
Morning, everyone. How's Monday?