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ASR
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« Reply #2666 on: 23 October 2009, 01:20:35 » |
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It's orange, but then you're still right! That's the kid I've driven my car over, so I guess I kind of deserve it.
SO! Yesterday! Went to the Cider Mill with my friend, and then we find out that they closed literally 10 minutes before they get there, and it took us 20 minutes to find the place. So, in a fit of boredom and free time, we purposely drive ourselves lost and eventually come across... stairs.
By the side of the road.
Just... three sets of stairs, like right off of a porch or something.
She stops the car and hops out - of course I'm right behind her. This demands exploration! We go further into this field (there's paths) and find cement chunks littered all over, and more stairs. Just, tons of stairs. Some of them had railings on them, still. I'm talking full patterned iron railings.
We came to the conclusion that this was a demolished neighborhood or apartment complex or something like that. Something demolished.
At one point we found a huge rubber tube (the length of an average bed) that we could fit inside... so we did. We took turns rolling each other down hills in it, it was insane.
Eventually we found some interesting stairs: they were on a hill, so they were tilted. This was even more excited than all the other stairs, which were all plainly flat on the ground (though still entirely awesome due to not being connected to anything and leading nowhere).
So we took a few pictures on these tilted stairs.
We went back later in the middle of the night (around 1AM), rounded people up, and played tag. I took more pictures but they're on my digital camera which I can't actually take pictures off of right now. These are the ones I took on my cell phone.
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Majikn
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« Reply #2679 on: 25 October 2009, 03:09:38 » |
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Haha, you only gave it a glance and I admittedly don't even know what I'm talking about. WE'RE A TEAM.
I just went with what you said and tried to justify it somehow. So I might even be wrong anyway.
The reason I said anything at all is that we had this orange versus red talk back in what must've been... who was that guy? He had a thread with a really deep orange-looking navi and Mikero said it was red and everyone else was like, "WTF IT'S ORANGE."
And he was like, "No kids THIS is orange."
Winged Warrior, I can't read what you're saying, it's the same colour as the background.
Dot: Roses are red, violets are blue
That's what they say, but it just isn't true
Roses are red, and apples are, too
But violets are violet, violets aren't blue
An orange is orange, but Greenland's not green
A pinky's not pink, so what does it mean?
To call something blue when it's not, we defile it
But what the heck, it's hard to rhyme violet.
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The Exorcist has taught me that when I'm losing an argument I may save face by vomiting on the opposition.
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Johncarllos
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« Reply #2681 on: 25 October 2009, 15:00:14 » |
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Like this? REDPosted on: October 25, 2009, 09:57:53 AM
My friend Steve, myself, some friends, and my girlfriend. He was up visiting Maine from Vermont. The top 2 are the silly photos. There were other serious friends, but my girlfriend, who is in front, is silly  And in the third pic, she's not really that pale. |
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