DEBOO'S PROFILE

yeah, it was Lost Odyssey, congrats!

Shitting bugger, i did not mean to click send. :(

Damn i want a coffee.

I personally much prefer to be speaking to people offline than online. I find it a lot easier, because I'm someone who relies on the way i say and do things. They'll sound funny offline, but i find if i type it out and read it, people'll just think i'm wierd. I did a 'your mum' joke to someone once and they were really offended, I had to apologise and explain i was joking which obviously ruined my ..extremely witty joke. I can understand why some people find it easier online(the shy guys), and that's fine, but i think in this day and age you'll find very sociable people who also chat online as well. This might be just me, but i have some friends online who i would regard as being close, but they could never compare to mates in real life who i chill with and talk to every day.

I think even if people don't mean to, they'll seem different if you met them in real life. I haven't posted that much on this forum, so people probably don't know me very well anyway, but you could post 50 times a day, and still reveal more about yourself in a proper conversation than you ever could on a forum.

I'm actually a G in real life, but you all knew that anyway B)
(woah sorry for practically typing out my life story)

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Haikus are quite lame
Iambic Tetrameter
Is where it is at

Oh you did not just-
I find your knowledge of prose
Incredibly hot.

:D

Haikus are also supposed to be in Japanese- hence the syllable counts.

Aye, so we should be
doing lymerics instead
much more english, see

Wow, that's some feat to have never owned a computer in this day and age. I quite respect that. Did it not get annoying when doing homework though? Without Microsoft Word and the like. Though i suppose it depends on how old you are.

Anyway, welcome, you seem like a nice fella :)