Re: In that dream I'm as old as the mountains
pffft I only post in your thread and bene's :| do I look like I'm all over the forum?

thought so
ahahahhaha xDDD hmmm I wonder too xD
I was joking on that teeth part XDDD
oh wow

I'm so sorry for your mom but I'm happy she's ok now ...though I can't even begin to imagine what she went through... breast cancer is ....well just the thought gives me the chills though it's easier to "cure" than the other types
and no worries I need preaching from time to time to get my head straight....
and yea it sucks if you gt addicted...at some point it even stops having any effect....
and not really xD when I remember to and/or think I need to xD
I don't stalk you so I don't know where you post
It's the only reason I'm so adamant about it. That and that it smells like poop
Yeah o.o I never read the books, but at the beginning of the serie, he was kinda meh XD
Now he looks cool, but people said that in the book he's just a minor character ç.ç
He's a bit of a brat, compared to Jon Snow. He's highborn though, even if he's of the north.
He's not a "minor" character, but out of all the Starks in the first book, he and Rickon are the only ones who aren't POV characters. The books are written each chapter with a different person as the POV character. Ned, Cat, Jon, Sansa, Arya, and Bran all have POV chapters (some more than others) but Robb and Rickon don't. Kind of odd how the oldest child and youngest get left out there. I've only got about 100 pages left to read in the second book and Robb and Rickon still don't have a POV chapter. But it's true that most of what happens with Robb in the second book is told through other peoples accounts, there's only a few chapters where he's in the story through someone elses eyes. I think this makes it better though, given that the stories and rumors that arise from his actions make him sound cooler.
You should read the books. You can get them pretty cheap in a
box set. I haven't read a novel in years and the amount of pages seem daunting at first, but it's worth it, the pages just melt away. It's also cool to see how the first book is different from the first season of the TV show.
Trollololo...gravitate

...what about all the males that post here
Most of the people on the site are guys, so whatever
Ah I am sorry to hear that but its great to know that she survived it and doing well I hope. My grandfather had prostrate cancer almost 20 years back. He survived it and he is almost 90 years, doing better as compared to most people of his age. Anyway, smoking has always felt repulsive to me. I never find any positive side of it.
That's because there is no positive to it
My grandfather also had prostate cancer, but he died when I was 9. It's one of the most curable cancers, but they got to it too late.
Oh another female posted...hold on to your hormones xi0...patience and you shall be awarded someday

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What is with you and this line of thinking you have? You're the only person who has it...it's almost obsessive. You need help
Gary, stop smoking as well. Not worth it. D:
lrn2read :yuno