Tell us pointless stories about your life.

I went to Gamestop to turn in a PS2 slim that I had put towards a full pre-order of Bayonetta for my brother to go with the 360 I bought him.

I noticed this raggedy looking kid that was poking around, looking real excited, he then turned to his mom who's wearing a grey sweatshirt with cigarette burns and grey sweatpants, obviously super poor. The kid goes "Oh wow, mom, look how cool this one looks!" And he picks up a copy of Gitaroo Man for the PS2. I was pretty impressed because that's my second favorite game of all time.

His mom says, pretty gruffly, "That don't look like it'll fit in your Gameboy. That's what we came here to get". I guess they went early Christmas shopping. It made me kind of sad because the kid looked around 9 or 10 and didn't believe in Santa anymore. The kid looked sad as he put it back on the shelf and then started looking for a GBA game to get.

I've been pretty depressed these last few weeks, but I was glad this was something I could do something about. So I did. I turned around and bought that copy of Gitaroo Man, Metal Gear Solid 3, Gungrave Overdose (some of my favorite games) then handed him the bag full of everything, the PS2, the two controllers I had with it, and the games. He looked at me and asked why I did it, and I told him, "because Santa sent me". And then I looked up at his mom and his mom was crying, and that made me cry, and I left Gamestop a blubbering mess.

Felt great man.

Spoiler:

Speaking of Gamestop, my brother went out to buy the TF2 but since they didn't have that in a single, he had to buy the Orange Box.

Sux bawlzors man.

Well.
That story had me tearing up.

So thanks : /

... -wibbles- ;~;

Today, at Burger King, I got the Large Meal of the #7 to get the big fries. They jipped me of my fries, even still. :[ I was sad.

A few years ago me,Ari, my best friend, and my parents went to the carnival and me and my friend went into the house of mirrors and as we walked around my friend hit her head on one of the mirrors and it shook the whole house of mirrors.It was pretty funny.

Hira-Chira wrote:A few years ago me,Ari, my best friend, and my parents went to the carnival and me and my friend went into the house of mirrors and as we walked around my friend hit her head on one of the mirrors and it shook the whole house of mirrors.It was pretty funny.

LMAO it was a two way mirror so me my mom and dad saw Alexis slam her head right into the front mirror XDDDD

어리싸 라커씨(EorissaRakeo-ssi) wrote:

Hira-Chira wrote:A few years ago me,Ari, my best friend, and my parents went to the carnival and me and my friend went into the house of mirrors and as we walked around my friend hit her head on one of the mirrors and it shook the whole house of mirrors.It was pretty funny.

LMAO it was a two way mirror so me my mom and dad saw Alexis slam her head right into the front mirror XDDDD

XDDDDDDDDDD

Once upon a bout an hour ago I went to McDonalds~
They didn't give me any napkins what so ever (which pissed me off cuz i spilt ketchup on my dress shirt). I was then reminded why I started swiping tons of straws and napkins and all that good stuff, because Fast Food Workers who don't include such nessecitys just plain suck D<

Well, once upon a time, a loser was born. This dork got too used to be a loser and doesn't understand how some people still like her.

But she doesn't really mind this; problem is that she's with a horrible creative block and is feeling emo, so, she thinks she's still a loser after all.

Someday she'll probably see it's not really like that... Or she'll just give up trying. Who knows? Losers aren't known for succeeding, anyways.

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Sorry, but I don't really have happy stories D:

Once upon a time last week, Syo got this one dude that he thinks is really pretty to drive him home from AP testing. (Now this guy is the type with really dark hair, but with pretty, bright light blue eyes. *u*)

So Syo convinced him to hangout for the rest of the day as they got to his house, however, as soon as he got inside, Syo's mom started griping in korean on how he should've called her to pick him up, and thus ended up weirding pretty dude away. ;A;


(...SOME OF YOU PEOPLE ARE SO LUCKY YOU'RE NOT A MINORITY IN YOUR COUNTRY, LOL. OTZ)

Something pretty weird I learnt today: it's way easier for a Korean-born person to pronounce Portuguese than for a Japanese-born one, due to the lack of vowels in Japanese, and due to the fact Korean also has nasal vowels, just like Portuguese.

That was a freaking awesome thing to learn! OuO

Once upon a time, in mock congress, there was a girl that wrote a bill. No one else in the class actually read the entire bill and so the bill was passed and the girl became supreme ruler of the universe.

Zeny wrote:I went to Gamestop to turn in a PS2 slim that I had put towards a full pre-order of Bayonetta for my brother to go with the 360 I bought him.

I noticed this raggedy looking kid that was poking around, looking real excited, he then turned to his mom who's wearing a grey sweatshirt with cigarette burns and grey sweatpants, obviously super poor. The kid goes "Oh wow, mom, look how cool this one looks!" And he picks up a copy of Gitaroo Man for the PS2. I was pretty impressed because that's my second favorite game of all time.

His mom says, pretty gruffly, "That don't look like it'll fit in your Gameboy. That's what we came here to get". I guess they went early Christmas shopping. It made me kind of sad because the kid looked around 9 or 10 and didn't believe in Santa anymore. The kid looked sad as he put it back on the shelf and then started looking for a GBA game to get.

I've been pretty depressed these last few weeks, but I was glad this was something I could do something about. So I did. I turned around and bought that copy of Gitaroo Man, Metal Gear Solid 3, Gungrave Overdose (some of my favorite games) then handed him the bag full of everything, the PS2, the two controllers I had with it, and the games. He looked at me and asked why I did it, and I told him, "because Santa sent me". And then I looked up at his mom and his mom was crying, and that made me cry, and I left Gamestop a blubbering mess.

Felt great man.

Spoiler:

that's my life right there D: i was that little kid not being able to buy anything at all unless i sacrificed my own toys. i still am that poor i have to sacrifice most things to get what i want ._. the only things i have ever bought new was a gba (sold it to get a ds) and a ds (broke just a few days before hg/ss came out so i had to sell a bunch of things to get a me used ds light) everything else is used or refurbished.

Eh . . .
Once there was a little girl, she slit her wrists and throat ~ and then she got sucked in by the UTAU/VOCALOID fandom and started to write a quote ~ after a few months she saw a thread with pointless stories and typed random --stuff--and submitted it ~

So I found my self stuck in class today.
Ohmygod.
It's torture ya'll. Torture. To the core.
And get this- I have the highest grade in the class. Simply because everyone else is too much of a douche to actually TRY.
My grade in the class is a 76% btw. >_>

/copypasta

My teacher had drawn a t-chart on his laptop and projected it on the wall.
While I just said to my friend that he can't go well with the graphic tablet. Then he finished his t-chart.
However, he asked who had experiences with graphic tablets, my hand raised and he tooked me. (Two other friends of me lifted their arms too, bur one of it only has that laptop-touch-thingie and my other friend tested mine out.)
So I had to write the aspects. He said that I can go well with it, better than him, and also my classmates said that xD And that after I talked bad about him. As I was going back to my place he said that I should do that stuff in future again >:3 And that after only 21 days and a Bamboo One, while my teacher has it longer and a tablet for experienced users!

/copypasta end

Once upon a time... I ate Pancakes with Vinegar. How? I mistook the vinegar for the Syrup in this hotel. Worst part? Yeah I ate it cause I'm too embarrased to just throw it away. Yum.

I once forgot how to tie my shoes. I couldn't figure it out. -_- And I never remembered, so I had to re-learn how to tie my shoes.
And this was last year. *shot*

Oh, I didn't tell a story.
Ikimaaaasu.

Last year a friend and I stalked this senior kid for giggles and laughs.
We called him stalkie.
So anywhoo one of the most memorable stories was when we were outside on the field following him. There were a bunch of bushes next to us. Suddenly, him and his friend turned around. This shocked me and my friend so we just kinda jumped into the bushes. Bad idea. Bushes are scratchy.

Ah and we were friends with the guy and he just laughed at what we were doing.
Good times lol.

Today, my poor mutt got sick. But we ate chicken soup, and she's getting better. She might be near her heat, so, I'll have to put her away from my boxer, or else, he'll impregnate the poor thing >_>

Aline wrote:Today, my poor mutt got sick. But we ate chicken soup, and she's getting better. She might be near her heat, so, I'll have to put her away from my boxer, or else, he'll impregnate the poor thing >_>

That story is so touching ;_; brought tears to me eyes.