If you posted this as an FML moment or story or w/e you'd be the winner of the thread.MaxTheReaper said:I understand better than I'd like to, I assure you. I live in an area of Florida that puts the stereotypes about Kentucky and Alabama to shame.The Brian J said:Eh, she's actually really nice and we're actually friends now. She keeps her religion to herself for the most part, which I can respect. It just caught me off guard the first time.
I go to school at the University of Iowa, so I'm usually confronted by people holding up giant signs about Jesus and yelling at me, so seeing someone who is extremely religious, but not open about it (it only came up because we were talking about global warming) is actually really refreshing.
But still, when she first said to me "Tch...you don't actually believe in Global Warming, do you?", a giant buzzer went off inside my head that said "Warning! Warning! Abort mission!"
I know the value of finding someone who doesn't push their religion on you constantly. Sadly, I only found people like that online.
But yeah, sometimes I wish I lived somewhere were people were...
You know.
Not fundamentalist.
samesheic99 said:Damn you Max. Now I'll waste the night reading about other people's fucked up lives.MaxTheReaper said:See, that was your mistake. It's always best to overestimate what someone knows (unless they are disarming bombs) than to underestimate what someone knows (especially if they may have blackmail material.)cathou said:and i had hope
/afterschool special
Anyway, getting caught having gotten it on is probably embarrassing as hell.
I pity you. I pity you much more if your mother is one of those people who blame everything on gay people, but getting caught is enough to earn pity.
http://www.fmylife.com/The infamous SCAMola said:I love these threads! They make me feel better about myself and my life.
I just made your day better.