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v✠ᛗistery Sep 23, 2016 @ 8:10pm

this is more like home

Corporal of Cadia Aug 9, 2011 @ 10:49am

If you like The 50's, I am making a 1950's RP server based around a Mafia/Mod style rp, And i am trying to find people to play or just check it out.

Bobby Bologna May 1, 2011 @ 6:19pm

That was realy touching. Thank you

horsey progress Feb 22, 2011 @ 8:49am

Not only that I remember the great things in the day, the bulky poorly detailed GI Joes, listening to the music that today they are making remixs of and calling it their own, playing spaceman and army by not buying all these over priced costomes that cost 30.00$, saying up a months allowance in quarters to run down to the mall, and waste all that money that I spent a whole month on, in 40 minutes, but that 40 minutes seemed beautiful. Today 12-14 year olds pretend they we're in a good era of music and disgracing the new music, remember guys how our parents called our music stupid? Well these 12 year olds are acting like they know good music, but it's an era like our era. We listen to it, then it passes, we don't fight it, then it will just stay longer, basically what I am telling all of you that are reading these, think about today, not what could have been. - Yours' Logan.

horsey progress Feb 22, 2011 @ 8:43am

Now i'm just gonna say this, When I was about 8-9 years old, about 20 years ago, it was the 1980's and my dad started to play some Rat Pack music and I said "Hey dad! Turn off that old music! I'm listening to some GOOD music!" and he said "In the future, you'll apreciate this music." and then about 2 years later he died of lung cancer and I went through a depressive state, my grades dropped, I was low, and so I tried playing some of his old records, and when I heard this beautiful, amazing music, I sat there, on my race car bed and cried, cried like I have never cried before because this music was great and what I did to my dad is turned it down before even trying it. So I played nothing but ol' Frank on my cassette tapes for 4 years, then finally I started to get into this type of music, Mr. Mister, Limhal, A-Ha, The Go-Go's, Doobie Brothers, Simple Minds, and a whole lot more. But then I remember to this day the beauty of music, it being itself in it's own way.