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This struck me earlier today. One of the most restricting words in the English language has got to be this one. First, let's establish which 'sad' I refer to. I don't mean the synonym for unhappy. I don't mean feeling down or depressed. I mean the insulting sad. e.g. "What age is that guy?" "46." "How do you know?" "I looked it up on Wikipedia." "...Dude. That's a bit sad." And so the conversation will resume, usually with character #2 being told he needs to 'get a life' (another horrible expression). What is it about certain actions that get them labelled as 'sad?' Why are certain things fine to do, whilst others will get you rejecte

Why hello there =] My, my, it has been a while, almost six months in fact! So what has happened since then? Quite a lot actually. Lets start where I left off. Well, first off, I mentioned I was going on work experience. Well, we went and did that and it was awesome. It feels like ages ago now, but it was legend. I really genuinely miss it. It was in HMV, of course, which is my favourite shop ever. I was in there just the other day actually, it felt good to be recognised :floating: So anyways, after that I went to see Duff and oh my goodness it was awesome. The guy can really bloody rock. I'm not a big fan of trying to remember details o

Well, as it turns out I'm not going to see the Scorpions. Which was my decision, and I didn't mind at the time, but after hearing that killer intro to 'Can't Live Without You' I started to feel a bit sad :( *sings* You stand in front of the band With all those scarves in your hands I see you play imaginary guitars :headbang: I want that to be meee :tears: Butttt! It is okay...because, instead I am going to see Duff McKagan and HIS band, Loaded :wow: I don't know as much about them. I've managed to learn the other people's names, unfortunately I don't know what those 'names' look like yet ^^; So I'll be looking heavily at some photos be