Bucket list?

[Bubbles]

k well those animals that were for the most part born in that zoo and know of nothing outside, only how great their life is in the zoo probably would feel the same way if they had feelings.

[Gorecore]

Another thing on my bucket list is to go to Scotland to visit Toonces and his friend Wullie!! I'm really, really hoping to do that sometime in 2011! Prepare to be Gored, Steve! Oh, and meet me at the airport so I can give you a big ol' bear hug!!!

[andriaSRH]

Going to Canada is definately on my bucketlist. Getting shwasted with Stabbo would be epic.

[JokersAce]

man id settle for just going to the zoo

BEEN THERE, DONE THAT

[AbbyRoad]

Going to Canada is definately on my bucketlist. Getting shwasted with Stabbo would be epic.

i am going to hold you to this!


and i wanna go to Scotland too. Toonces and i pretty much have the same brain. i can imagine all the shenanigans.

[AbbyRoad]

That is an odd question...

It's not like people are offing themselves every second. Most people spend their time being ignorantly happy....so yea, in my eyes it's a happy place.

its not like japan or anything.
people kill themselves so often.
its like someone commits suicide every few seconds or something (i could be over exaggerating)

[Bubbles]

nah thats probably true, suicide is generally kept to the back of newspapers and such because nobody really wants to hear about how uncle Lenny just ate a bottle of vicodin.

[AbbyRoad]

and yet it is something we need to talk about.
suicide prevention can sometimes be as easy as an open conversation about it

[andriaSRH]

That is an odd question...

It's not like people are offing themselves every second. Most people spend their time being ignorantly happy....so yea, in my eyes it's a happy place.

its not like japan or anything.
people kill themselves so often.
its like someone commits suicide every few seconds or something (i could be over exaggerating)

You are totally right. There is even a forest near Mt.Fuji that people go to just to off themselves...

The Japanese are intense people. I think it has something to do with the whole "dishonor" thing.