There is this one family, one group of kids that are exactly the same as those they surround themselves with.

They try and fit a mold.

Why would you ever want to do that?

If one says jump, they all jump.

I used to be part of this group and it wasn't until I was left alone that I found myself.

That's what they all need.


Just be yourself.

Quit being ridic.

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Sometimes it feels like I'm stuck doing the same things over and over again. This is because of school. I'm in the same room, doing the same thing that I've done for the past couple years. Same routine, same scenario, and same final outcome. Pretty ridiculous.

I have deja vu a lot. This is because when I(we) die, our souls are recycled. We are in constant motion just as the future is. Yoda once said that the future is constantly moving, and that is the reason why it is cloudy to determine what is to come. That is also why people also have deja vu, I'm sure of it.

There is a parallel universe for every single decision that you make in your life, even the ones that you choose not to make. Every single outcome is already preplanned and is waiting to be activated. The universe is massive and each of these decisions are out there.


R i d i c u l o u s
i d i c u l o u s
d i c u l o u s
i c u l o u s R
c u l o u s R
u l o u s R
l o u s R 9
o u s R i
u s R i c 9
s R i c u

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Summer, come and gone.
City lights and crunchy leaves.
Anticipation.

This is me as a manga character.
You can do your own @ faceyourmanga

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Amie and I were sitting and people watching this weekend. The result:

The youth of today has become the late teenager of yesterday. The 14 & 15 year olds that fester the malls are the same type of kid that I was when I was 17 & 18. It's strange how the younger kids are picking up the disregarded interests of people like me. It's a lot of girls with the same hair cut, frizzed up, dyed at least 3 times, and guys with girl jeans and a stupid handkerchief in their back pocket.


Granted that I never sported a handkerchief in my back pocket, but I do still however wear girl jeans.
It's interesting how this has influenced so many people, and is still quasi-popular when the music that it's churning out is nothing short of an executive suits pitch session of excrement.

The conclusion:
Amie said it best when she said(loosely quoting),
'In the past, if you saw a kid wearing girl jeans, there was a good chance that you could have some common ground. Now if you see someone wearing girl jeans there is an even higher chance that you don't.'

It has become so widely accepted, that it does not hold its significance anymore. Everyone is getting sloshed around in the sewage undertow of record label profits.

Who am I to judge? I'm still listening to FATA's Too Bad You're Beautiful album.

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Sand technology.
Grains of sand birth ideas.
Everything is sand.

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Crisp air blows outside.
Birds chirp for the arrival.
The Fall is coming.