Band-Aid

High on life, you say? Looks more like a bad trip on life to me.

As much as I would like to see the Ozark Wildcat be moved to another park, it just doesn't seem that it will be going anywhere.

Limp Bizkit's music

I found this mildly entertaining

The Benchwarmers It was awful

Got some cool stuff for really cheap at yard sales- 18K White Gold Ring (only worth about $40 though)- $1 Sega Genesis 3 with 2 controllers and 18 games- $10 2 vintage Back to the Future time machine figures still in the box- $5 An 80s cell phone (the brick)- $1 5 DVDs- $10 So yeah, I'm pretty happy

A stereotypical wigger in line for Bizarro at SFGAdv who was told to get to the back of the line by an employee because he cut in line. He refused and eventually the employee threatened to call security, he then said to the employee "Oh you're just a bitch ass n***a". He got kicked out of the park. It was glorious.

I finally got my trebuchet for physics to work

Those donation prices are insane. As a Christian, I would rather donate my money to a good Christian cause, such as a missionary or other church-operated charities, not to a theme park which may or may not be successful.

That trash can terrifies me.

Main reason why I won't go Black Friday shopping- And none of the sales really appealed to me

My rant? The people in the hallways at my highschool. They either decide to walk and talk with their friends at 1 mph, or decide to just stand and talk, while people like me are trying to get to class on time, because my classes are far apart. And then they have the nerve to bitch at me when I either shove past them or tell them to keep walking.

Nothing says "I love you" like a superficial and overvalued rock, clawed from the guts of the earth by African slave labor.

Maximum Overdrive Sure, the acting and storyline weren't too great. But with a kickass soundtrack and tons of explosions, it was very fun to watch.

^ ****ing sick people.

-A new camera -Harry Potter 4-6 on DVD -A non-digital watch -A new metal detector -Scott Pilgrim VS. The World on DVD or Blu-Ray -Call of Duty Black Ops on 360 -Mallrats on DVD -Christopher Reeve Superman DVD box set -Iphone (This will probably NEVER happen)

The class average for today's AP Psychology test was 107/200, and I got a 160/200

A dog walks into a bar and asks for a drink. The bartender goes to get him a drink, but then realizes how ridiculous this is and wakes up from his dream. He rolls over to tell his wife about it, but she ignores him. He begins to cry silently, realizing his marriage is in shambles.

When I was young, I had Here Comes A Roller Coaster. When I turned 7, I got America's Greatest Roller Coaster Thrills: The Next Generation (when it was brand new). When I was 8, I found America's Greatest Roller Coaster Thrills in 3D and Worlds Greatest Roller Coaster Thrills at a flea market. At other points, but don't remember when, I got Great Old Amusement Parks, America's Greatest Roller Coaster Thrills 2, some Kodak one, Amusement Parks: The Pursuit of Fun, a few about Cedar Point, and one about Twister at Knoebel's

I thought he did a pretty good job Anyway, the ride seems alright, but I wouldn't go out of my way to ride it

It's pretty self explanatory.

I bought a Don McLean record at the thrift store, and when I looked at it, it was autographed

I remember driving past there once. I wanted to go in, but was afraid that it would be illegal to go inside. Also, I found this article about Centralia to be interesting- http://www.offroaders.com/album/centralia/Silent-Hill.htm

I just bought a 30GB Ipod Video 5th Gen for only $65