Until I can't

Does gamespot not allow the word "homophobia" or something and that's why everyone's spelling it incorrectly?

Anyway, homo means the same not "human". Homo sapien" means human.

And to answer your question, I have no idea.

Edit: I have no idea what's going on in this thread. Am I missing something? *Woosh*

Huh, I didn't even know you could access Netflix on a ps2.

I went to 2 different high schools, one in Apopka Florida and the other in Chicago Illinois, neither offered online grades. I graduated in "08 so I can't say if either school offers that now though.

Tiësto/Allure, Ferry Corsten, Paul van Dyk, Infected Mushroom. & Kaskade.

I know you said best electronic musician but I can't choose just one. There's more that I like, but those are my top 5

I liked the cartoon and movie as a kid. I recently saw that both were available on Netflix and so I tried to watch the movie. Wow is it terrible....

You gave it to her.....LJS9502_basic

He let her borrow the ipod for a weekend, for music, he didn't give it to her to go snooping at his apps and going into his facebook and deliberately reading his messages. If you let someone sleep over your home or have friends over, you wouldn't expect them to go through your dressers, closets, or even snooping on your computer would you? I know it's not exactly the same thing but it's like the saying "you give someone an inch, he'll take a mile". Then she has the nerve to make him out to be the bad guy?

Dude, she's got her own issues that you shouldn't even bother to try and deal with.

No close-ups to Stallones face would help this movie be even slightly better than the 1st...not that that's saying much.

As annoying as it was learning from my dad, after reading how some of you were taught by your mom makes me glad that my mom doesn't know how to drive. She's like 40-something and never wanted to learn b/c she was always too scared to.

Anyway, this is my first thread that's gotten this many replies, so thank you to those who have contributed so far and to anyone else who might.

My dad taught me how to drive unfortunately. Being taught by a parent has to be one of the worst ways to learn how to drive. I think it's best to learn by a friend or someone that isn't going to either act like everything you do is wrong, or seem to expect you to be a professional (or atleast on their level) in just an hour or so of driving.

I know some of the mistakes I made was because of him. This one time I was driving and coming up on an intersection. Instead of telling me to go left, right, or keep going straight, he said to follow the station wagon ahead. OK cool. Except there was no station wagon. For some reason every other car became a station wagon. This happened twice. First time he meant a van. Second time was just a regular car if I remember correctly. I never got in an accident or hit anything though, so I guess I can't complain too much.

Anyway OT, who taught you how to drive, how was it and what are some of your terrible beginner stories?