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Neptune wrote:

Terpit wrote:

Neptune wrote:Can you get tipsy from the alcohol in chocolates? Cos I think I am

I think you would need to eat a very large amount of them.

uh oh

Gettin crunk on choccies

PinUp wrote:you don't need to squeeze a lemon in your nose to get drunk and not have a hangover!

But it's literally sure fire. It's particularly good for highly tolerant alcoholics who can't really feel the effects of the alcohol. If they need to satiate their addiction, then all they need to do is put lemon juice up their noses and drink away. I learned this technique by reading Stephen King's It.

Terpit wrote:

Neptune wrote:

Terpit wrote:

Neptune wrote:Can you get tipsy from the alcohol in chocolates? Cos I think I am

I think you would need to eat a very large amount of them.

uh oh

Gettin crunk on choccies

this is what my life has come to.

Heijerospook wrote:

PinUp wrote:you don't need to squeeze a lemon in your nose to get drunk and not have a hangover!

But it's literally sure fire. It's particularly good for highly tolerant alcoholics who can't really feel the effects of the alcohol. If they need to satiate their addiction, then all they need to do is put lemon juice up their noses and drink away. I learned this technique by reading Stephen King's It.

Im trying to resist but i cant.....

Fiction books do not equal truth.

Officially trolling.
Your story has changed too many times now.

Terpit wrote:

Heijerospook wrote:

PinUp wrote:you don't need to squeeze a lemon in your nose to get drunk and not have a hangover!

But it's literally sure fire. It's particularly good for highly tolerant alcoholics who can't really feel the effects of the alcohol. If they need to satiate their addiction, then all they need to do is put lemon juice up their noses and drink away. I learned this technique by reading Stephen King's It.

Im trying to resist but i cant.....

Fiction books do not equal truth.

Read it. I don't care what you say. It was a good book and it is a good book. In fact, Stephen King is a very wise person. He also has strong opinions about music. For roughly twelve years of my life, I based my musical preferences entirely off of Stephen King's musical preferences.

Also, how has my story changed? I maintain that I am a fifteen year old music producer. I am not talking about drugs in a serious manner. I learned that from a book, for Christ's sake.

My story is impeccable.

Heijerospook wrote:For roughly twelve years of my life, I based my musical preferences entirely off of Stephen King's musical preferences.

Also, how has my story changed? I maintain that I am a fifteen year old music producer.

You were reading Stephen King at the age of 3?

Blimey...

Heijerospook wrote:

Terpit wrote:

Heijerospook wrote:

PinUp wrote:you don't need to squeeze a lemon in your nose to get drunk and not have a hangover!

But it's literally sure fire. It's particularly good for highly tolerant alcoholics who can't really feel the effects of the alcohol. If they need to satiate their addiction, then all they need to do is put lemon juice up their noses and drink away. I learned this technique by reading Stephen King's It.

Im trying to resist but i cant.....

Fiction books do not equal truth.

Read it. I don't care what you say. It was a good book and it is a good book. In fact, Stephen King is a very wise person. He also has strong opinions about music. For roughly twelve years of my life, I based my musical preferences entirely off of Stephen King's musical preferences.

Also, how has my story changed? I maintain that I am a fifteen year old music producer. I am not talking about drugs in a serious manner. I learned that from a book, for Christ's sake.

My story is impeccable.

I have read it, pretty cool that you have been reading his stuff since you were 3, i wouldnt have been able to read his books at that age.

Terpit wrote:

Heijerospook wrote:

Terpit wrote:

Heijerospook wrote:

PinUp wrote:you don't need to squeeze a lemon in your nose to get drunk and not have a hangover!

But it's literally sure fire. It's particularly good for highly tolerant alcoholics who can't really feel the effects of the alcohol. If they need to satiate their addiction, then all they need to do is put lemon juice up their noses and drink away. I learned this technique by reading Stephen King's It.

Im trying to resist but i cant.....

Fiction books do not equal truth.

Read it. I don't care what you say. It was a good book and it is a good book. In fact, Stephen King is a very wise person. He also has strong opinions about music. For roughly twelve years of my life, I based my musical preferences entirely off of Stephen King's musical preferences.

Also, how has my story changed? I maintain that I am a fifteen year old music producer. I am not talking about drugs in a serious manner. I learned that from a book, for Christ's sake.

My story is impeccable.

I have read it, pretty cool that you have been reading his stuff since you were 3, i wouldnt have been able to read his books at that age.

You're misconstruing my words. I am talking about music. Rock and blues music, to be precise. Ever since I was young, about three, I had been into rock and blues because of my father, who exposed me to rock and blues and who loved Stephen King. So in a way, my musical preferences for twelve years were based off of Stephen King's musical preferences. I even talk about this in the post I made in the Introduce Yourself thread: I had said that I was into "rudimentary blues tracks."

You said 'I based my musical preferences entirely off of Stephen King's musical preferences'. Emphesis on the I, you didnt say your dad based your musical preferences.

magma wrote:

Heijerospook wrote:For roughly twelve years of my life, I based my musical preferences entirely off of Stephen King's musical preferences.

Also, how has my story changed? I maintain that I am a fifteen year old music producer.

You were reading Stephen King at the age of 3?

Blimey...

I was listening to music that he liked while I was three.

Also, let's say that I was fully self-aware at age six. That's six years that I had to consolidate my musical preferences. Up until age ten it was purely out of prejudice. But then, at age ten, I had started reading King's lighter stories, discovered a lot about the author (in fact I was introduced to king by my father), and took upon myself his musical interests. So I cede: for two years I based my musical preferences off of Stephen King's preferences. That is until I broadened my horizons at roughly thirteen, and here I am now.

When i was ten I'm pretty sure I was throwing action men out of my window with homemade parachutes on and making "potions" in the sink.

PinUp wrote:When i was ten I'm pretty sure I was throwing action men out of my window with homemade parachutes on and making "potions" in the sink.

aftershave, toothpaste + shampoo potions, those were the days.

PinUp wrote:When i was ten I'm pretty sure I was throwing action men out of my window with homemade parachutes on and making "potions" in the sink.

As one can see, I am well versed in literary forms. It only makes sense that I was reading such complex literature when I was ten.

What music does Stephen King listen to?

Terpit - Myself and my female cousin used to make cough mixture potions.
We'd walk around the garden acting like drunks; swiggin back the brew and swearing at each other.

Electric_Head wrote:What music does Stephen King listen to?

Terpit - Myself and my female cousin used to make cough mixture potions.
We'd walk around the garden acting like drunks; swiggin back the brew and swearing at each other.

haha what did you add to it?

PinUp wrote:When i was ten I'm pretty sure I was throwing action men out of my window with homemade parachutes on and making "potions" in the sink.

has that dude literally just been banned? Permanant Vacaction business

murky21 wrote:

PinUp wrote:When i was ten I'm pretty sure I was throwing action men out of my window with homemade parachutes on and making "potions" in the sink.

has that dude literally just been banned? Permanant Vacaction business

Who the fuck was he really?

murky21 wrote:

PinUp wrote:When i was ten I'm pretty sure I was throwing action men out of my window with homemade parachutes on and making "potions" in the sink.

has that dude literally just been banned? Permanant Vacaction business

lol