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azzer20 · Sep 04, 2010, 07:08 AM // 07:08

Depends what kind of an "amusement" park it is

I wanna go to England for a year, for Football studies, because i wanna have an education within Football.

Soul searching, i really never understood what it is i guess. Well i do, but it's so different from person to person, as it's very objective.

Tyla · Sep 04, 2010, 01:13 PM // 13:13

More or less just a lengthy time alone to look at myself and re-evaluate some thing, or clarify others, or even find something new. I've always said it before that consciousness is a bugger.

And yeah, crying children... downside. As long as I get to bring an instrument (Even if it's just my practice pad), I'm happy. :3

I pwnd U · Sep 04, 2010, 03:23 PM // 15:23

I'm not a fan of crowded places so I don't see me being able to enjoy a crowded amusement park. We went over that a few weeks ago tbh, crowds that is.

azzer20 · Sep 04, 2010, 06:44 PM // 18:44

I don't mind crowds really, i'll just shoot em all. and by shoot i mean have fun with friends.

Junato · Sep 04, 2010, 11:17 PM // 23:17

I don't like being in a crowd. I have friends, but when there are more than three people in a crowd I feel uncomfortable.

I pwnd U · Sep 05, 2010, 01:56 AM // 01:56

If I have friends it is more manageable, but even still, not a fan.

**cosyfiep** · Sep 05, 2010, 05:20 AM // 05:20

large crowds of people, try to avoid, large crowds of screaming, sick, yelling, germ-y, obnoxious kids----avoid like the plague!!! (the idea sends shivers up my spine).

my friends dont do crowds--we are fine in small groups by ourselves.

migraine is doing better....still not 100% yet though

I pwnd U · Sep 05, 2010, 03:38 PM // 15:38

I can do middle school and high school aged kids. But not the snotty little kids. Can't do that. To young, too needy, and to germ-y.

Going out to eat today with my family for lunch and then another couple for dinner. Busy day today. But it is going to be fun.

Junato · Sep 06, 2010, 04:13 AM // 04:13

Well we are all adults. Right?

scythefromunder · Sep 06, 2010, 04:41 AM // 04:41

No:\ .

I pwnd U · Sep 06, 2010, 06:02 AM // 06:02

Not everyone is adults here. This would be true.

**cosyfiep** · Sep 06, 2010, 06:50 AM // 06:50

I am over 40, whether or not that is consider adult or not ---at least I dont get carded any longer

and I dont like to share my toys with germ-y little kids which is partly why I have none of my own (and the 10 nieces and nephews of my and my husband's siblings kinda keep that feeling going).....

and yes kids who have made it to the age of reasoning are much more to my acceptable level (that means around 10-12 years old....child psych class was useful for something!)
I was able to deal with the junior high and high school kids much better than grade schoolers......but still would rather avoid the whole 'kids' group altogether.

scythefromunder · Sep 06, 2010, 07:39 AM // 07:39

So you'd rather avoid me? :[ lol

RedStar · Sep 06, 2010, 01:29 PM // 13:29

Quote:

germ-y

That made me laugh xD.

Ugh kids...I could write a book about why I don't like 3-14 years old. Like I said to my sister in law "the day you have your children, you won't really see me for the next 10 years xD".
But remember, some kids behave better than some adults...

Crowds are the reason I have an iPod...that and taking a plane xD.

azzer20 · Sep 06, 2010, 01:47 PM // 13:47

My phobia is with people in crowds, and yet you guys complain about it, i "can" be in it, but my phobia wants me too run fast and far.

i'm 25, but i'm never gonna be "adult" except on "adult" subjects. even then, i don't want to, losing your childish ways, is the first that can happen

I pwnd U · Sep 06, 2010, 02:25 PM // 14:25

We weren't complaining about it, simply saying we don't like them. Just a discussion.

I don't know if you would consider me an adult since I'm still in college, even if it is my last year, and I don't have a full time job yet.

scythefromunder · Sep 06, 2010, 02:31 PM // 14:31

I'm still a kid. Noone likes me. QQ

**cosyfiep** · Sep 06, 2010, 04:19 PM // 16:19

some kids act more adult than quite a few adults I know (and have pugged with---)

IF you are younger than say 12 than yeah, I would probably not want to be around you. If you are HS age, and can act mature then ok....college kids, hmmmmm, while still believing they are indestructible are ok for the most part

(and yes I have been avoiding my new youngest nieces---they are soooo germ infested and poorly mannered----)

for the most part, if you are capable of carrying on an adult level conversation without the need to put in rude, lude or crude references then I can probably deal with you....

Crowds, would rather avoid them, not because of any phobia, but because I have a rather light immune system---where there are large groups of people the chances for diseases increases (you never know WHAT someone has touched and then touched something else and left the germs on it). I have been trying to get healthy and part of that means to try and avoid germs/bacteria/diseases when I can.
AND
most of the places crowds are, I see no reason to be there---movies: will wait until they are either on dvd or cable (or just about ready to no longer be at the theaters), amusement parks: cant go on the rides, no need for stupid kiddie games, ultra expensive bad food can be avoided, etc........so no real reason to go where the crowds are anyways!

I pwnd U · Sep 06, 2010, 07:06 PM // 19:06

That is true cosy. I have seen plenty of kids who have acted much more mature than adults. One adult in particular springs to mind, my sisters mother-in-law. That lady is a HUGE drama queen. Worse than most teenagers!

Crowds are just an annoyance. I would rather go to a less crowded place where I can get in and out quickly.

scythefromunder · Sep 07, 2010, 02:11 AM // 02:11

I consider myself mature enough to carry out conversations without screaming out, "YOUR MOM EL OH EL!"