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You all know the program with Paul Merton, when he asks people what things they would like to get rid of, well I thought we could do a similar thing here, what things would you like see wiped from existance?
I'll start things off.
I bought a CD today and there was a Parental Advisory sticker stuck over the barcode, but when I tried to remove the rest of the sticker it was nigh on impossible to get it all off, so the back of the CD case is still sticky, so when I put it into my CD tower it sticks to other CD's. I find this annoying, and it also makes the case look a bit messy.
So, I would get rid of heavy duty stickers from CD/DVD cases.
You?
:)
I'll start things off.
I bought a CD today and there was a Parental Advisory sticker stuck over the barcode, but when I tried to remove the rest of the sticker it was nigh on impossible to get it all off, so the back of the CD case is still sticky, so when I put it into my CD tower it sticks to other CD's. I find this annoying, and it also makes the case look a bit messy.
So, I would get rid of heavy duty stickers from CD/DVD cases.
You?
:)
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Had to get in something about me, didn't you Light?
Fundamentalists who force opinions down your throat without actually understanding a single one of the opinions they supposedly believe in.
Maybe hate and disease is a natural part of life?
Our world is perfect, or it once was - a harmony of life. An anomaly in what seems to us is a lifeless universe. Unflawed, powerful, naturally beautiful.
But we cannot accept that. Not only do we destroy our homes, we destroy each other. We know the inevitable repercussions of such acts, so why do we do it?
It must be within our instinct, or somehow instinctively crucial to our survival. Perhaps if you take away all evil in the world, you're taking away part of life?
Our world is perfect, or it once was - a harmony of life. An anomaly in what seems to us is a lifeless universe. Unflawed, powerful, naturally beautiful.
But we cannot accept that. Not only do we destroy our homes, we destroy each other. We know the inevitable repercussions of such acts, so why do we do it?
It must be within our instinct, or somehow instinctively crucial to our survival. Perhaps if you take away all evil in the world, you're taking away part of life?
monkey_man wrote:
> Well...yes I would, and so would a lot of other people.
If it was 3, there's a chance I would. But I honestly don't know. It annoys me, of course. It's primitive human instinct to want.
Bah.
And fine then - if it was 1 wish - would you?
> Well...yes I would, and so would a lot of other people.
If it was 3, there's a chance I would. But I honestly don't know. It annoys me, of course. It's primitive human instinct to want.
Bah.
And fine then - if it was 1 wish - would you?
Well...yes I would, and so would a lot of other people. Not everyone would make their 3 wishes Pokemon Gold, Blue and Indigo.
I agree.
Misused apostrophies.
/Shudder
/Shudder
id get rird ov al hate nd al da diseases in da wurld so it woz a hapiur place.
I mean come on. That's originality. In all seriousness, if you got one wish - even 3 - would you ask for that?
I can pretty honestly say I wouldn't. And anyone who says they would is a liar.
I mean come on. That's originality. In all seriousness, if you got one wish - even 3 - would you ask for that?
I can pretty honestly say I wouldn't. And anyone who says they would is a liar.
Forest Fan. Everything wrong in the World is his fault.
And cancer.
And cancer.
1) Racists
2) Capitalists
3) Left-Handed screwdrivers
4) Blacks
2) Capitalists
3) Left-Handed screwdrivers
4) Blacks
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