and i quote... "theres evidence of alien life that has been in negotiation with world leaders for some time now to land here on earth" ok yeah i believe in aliens but... yeah


the above is all meant in the best PAHSSIBLE taste

we see guinea pigs as experimental creatures... we are guinea pigs to the aliens mind you as a bi bloke i wouldnt mind getting me some probin' done


the above is all meant in the best PAHSSIBLE taste

see ya cant dislike me for long anyway back on topic...

every generation has its 'mods and rockers', its quadraphenia so to speak. goths (which is anyone in to rock music according to modern stereotypes ) and chavs is this generations one and i cant see much thats gonna heal the void between the two


the above is all meant in the best PAHSSIBLE taste

i was never one to bow to peer pressure, then again i was never in any real crowd until very recently. grew up around me parents mates mainly (which just means i say its all immigrants faults "global warming? immigrant bastards faults!" had a customer in asda the other week who said that )


the above is all meant in the best PAHSSIBLE taste

any of the youngsters i hung around with when i was a teenager were just a bit loud. i cant really imagine half of them with farmer accents in this part of the world trying to sound cool chavs have a certain accent to their speech and peterborough aint it ... yeah i do sound like my grandad


the above is all meant in the best PAHSSIBLE taste

I think what actually influences younger people is things that happen in real life. Not music, not movies, not video games etc. Don't get me wrong, there are some impressionable young minds out there somewhere I'm sure, but I think what would really effect a child who doesn't know better is what happens in real life.

Sure, there was probably more violence way back when and worse things were legal. I never said times used to be better, there was nowhere that I stated that. What I'm saying is that still to this day there seems to be people who don't f**king think. OJ Simpson is a perfect f**king example of what I'm talking about. Any dumb a** can see him get away with his s**t and think, "Oh, if he can get away with robbing and shooting up a place where it was clearly on camera, let me go murder this guy from school, there wont be no consequences if OJ did it."

I'm not speaking for anyone or any group of people, but I think maybe if the law was more serious and didn't let people get off of serious crimes easily, people would see what happens and maybe consider that randomly committing violence on someone isn't such a smart idea.



~Deceiving Eyes

yea they should be killed.


there is no such thing as innocence, only varying degrees of guilt.