I've been thinking about this a lot in my so-called "off-time", and now I wonder: why must we continue going through the motions of this so-called urban life cycle we've been subject to for the past 100 years or so (in the western world at least, and even in the eastern world it is starting to conform to this cycle). But I must ask: what is the point? I mean, most people have enough problems just breathing, exercising, and staying healthy (and many people can't even do just that), but why must be have this whole education and work system imposed on us? The kids sure aren't liking it and those conservatives they're putting in this sector are doing a really good job at poisoning everyone's mind. But I still ask, why can't it be another way? I don't see the squirrels or the fish going to school and having to do a lot of unnatural work. Those birds aren't putting in 40 hours a week and being afraid of their superiors. But even more so, why do so many people who hate having families and end up wanting it even so, despite the fact that it all usually ends up being unhappy. I mean, I can understand that we are still animals and reproducing is our driving instinct all throughout life, even though we are hardly aware of it half the time. But I mean, why would you want to conform to all of that if you're going to end up hating it anyway? Those divorce rates nowadays sure have to mean something. I alone know of personally at least 3 couples that have had hard divorces situations and that's just me in my small world. But why don't people ever even think about what they are doing? Why do they even go through all the trouble of working,  having a family, just so their offspring could do the same thing in an ever increasingly more subliminal way? Why are people so protective of their own genes if they can't even be happy with what their genes gave them in life? Now, I may be looking at the world through my still innocent eyes, but trust me: I know exactly what has been going on and I'm not liking one bit of it. So if this system is everything that I think (and almost certainly know it is), then I'm afraid I can never be a part of it. I'm just going to have to escape and fallout.  

I hope you're enjoying whatever you've got planned or didn't have planned for this special day. I sure know that I won't. Not that I care though.

On the site side, it looks like I'll be coming back to visit every once and a while, though I'll always be on xfire if you need a line. I just wanted to know what was new around here before taking off again. Cheerio. /end transmission/.

Hello fellow members and any other troubled souls viewing this troubled thread. It is I, coming to visit from the world outside. It's been over a month now since I've left GS and it's been quite an experience for me. I'm getting so much more stuff done and I've felt much better not to have this site with the weight on my back with everything else I've been doing. I haven't been keeping up so much with GS since then and I would be happy for any good updates in the replies. In addition, I have knocked up my Beatles knowledge even further and am even trying to learn Beatles songs on guitar (right now I'm working on Rain). I've gotten more into John Lennon's, George Harrison's and Paul McCartney's solo careers as well (don't mind Ringo. He's just an angry drummer with an annoying voice). I've also gotten more into the Rolling Stones through a compiliation album I have and Led Zepplin as well, having listened to their fourth album. I've been up and about with some game playing and I've gotten a lot done after leaving this site. I finished GRAW on normal, and it has been by far the best 360 game I've played yet. I've also beaten Sonic 3 on the Genesis again with all the chaos emeralds and are currently working on Sonic 2. I am also playing a lot of Katamari Damacy and I've gotten much better with the concepts of the game. I've also been playing on this niche bot vs. Human server and have racked up on my scout and AWP skills immensely. I've also raised the sensivity level to the highest and I am still getting used to it, but I'm getting there. I'm still working on Majora's Mask and am almost finished with the final task, but not quite. It has to be done just right.  I haven't gotten too much into my Wii yet, but I've had a lot of fun with Wii sports and even modeled my Mii after John Lennon. Other than that, not a lot has been going on, but that's just me. I'm still looking for the best way to advance my future, but I'm not entirely sure yet, but I know I'll think of something. After all, my future's still obscured and I've got time to rectify all the things that I should. I don't want you to expect me to be coming back entirely any time soon, but I'll be happy to stay on a bit tonight and maybe tomorrow and I'll be happpy to answer any questions or listen to any advice you fine people might have to offer. Peace out from the gate keeper.

You heard right. I'm leaving GS for the most part. That's not to say that I'm going to ban myself and vanish completely like a certain someone that we all knew very well did not too long ago (I hope you know who I'm talking about). I'll still be up and around on this site for a little bit each day to get an update on everything or do a blog post where necessary. But I'm going to be gone for the most part until further notice. I'm finally glad to be able to get my act together and do something other than being on this site all day wasting my time. I've got to get out and fulfill my vast agenda that I've compiled during my 2 1/4 years of being on this site, which I will face with an ambitious and hopeful attitude. Don't worry, you'll still see me all around the Internet (CS:S, YTMND, Xfire, etc.). But this place is pretty much dead to me now, and there's no reason for me to stay. Anyways, adeiu, adeiu. Parting is such sweet sorrow.

YTMND of the night:

http://operationcovertclown.ytmnd.com/

Song of the night:

Paint It, Black (Artist: The Rolling Stones, Year: 1966)

Fact of the night:

Despite being in a 5 year relationship, Paul McCartney's relationship to Jane Asher was always quite rocky (especially in the later years).

That concert was so tiring. I'm just hanging out at Abbey Road for now. Man, I think I need to go and fix myself a drink.

YTMND of the night:

http://ussrave.ytmnd.com/

Song of the night:

Ruby Tuesday (Artist: The Rolling Stones, Year: 1967)

Fact of the night:

Asteroids the size of basketballs moving fast enough can cause massive, massive damage, capable of destroying major cities.

Well, everyone's gone their own way now and the Revived Maigcal Mystery Tour is all over. I'll be on for just one more day as I bring the Yellow Submarine back to London and then I'll relocate to Abbey Road for awhile before going my own little way.

YTMND of the night:

http://endnear.ytmnd.com/

Song of the night:

Wild Horses (Artist: The Rolling Stones, Year: 1971)

Fact of the night:

Dream Weaver was one of the first rock songs to be made with only synthesizers, keyboards, and drums.

That's it. The touring is all over. We just finished our rooftop concert over some random roof and we played nonstop, not even keeping track until we couldn't play anymore. We're all packing our bags now. We're all heading our merry little ways.

YTMND of the night:

http://realgoldeneye.ytmnd.com/

Song of the night:

Get Off of My Cloud (Artist: The Rolling Stones, Year: 1965)

Fact of the night:

A portion of Imagine played backwards sounds like "The people war besides me".

You're probably wondering when this is all going to end. I'm not sure, but it's right around the corner. And when it ends, you'll know it.

YTMND of the night:

http://tbc.ytmnd.com/

Song of the night:

She's a Rainbow (Artist: The Rolling Stones, Year: 1967)

Fact of the night:

Mick Jagger sang backing vocals on Baby You're a Rich Man.

I can feel it. The end drawing increasingly nearer and nearer...

YTMND of the night:

http://rockowantsawii.ytmnd.com/

Song of the night:

Mother's Little Helper (Artist: The Rolling Stones, Year: 1966)

Fact of the night:

Paint It, Black is cited for having one of the best uses of a sitar on a rock record.

I can't see the end, but it's around somewhere...

YTMND of the night:

http://yesyesbike.ytmnd.com/

Song of the night:

Sympathy for the Devil (Artist: The Rolling Stones, Year: 1968 )

Fact of the night:

Humans only use 10% of their brain at any one time.