#15927 Everyone's all about the World Cup (maybe to a lesser degree now in the USA since they lost), but I'm just sitting here waiting for America's real football season to begin ...

#15927 Any non smokers here date a smoker (talking cigarettes here), I've turned down a few people because of it, and even ruined friendships accidentally because of me not wanting to be with a smoker. I just don't know if I could handle the taste, from what I hear you can taste it pretty badly.

#15927 What is the book for music appreciation? Is it required, and does anyone have a copy they will sell?

#15926 To the girl in the bathing suit in McDonald's parking lot tonight,
Yes, you do have a nice ass. Thanks for the show.

#15926 John A. T. #yummmmm

#15926 In response to confession #15924, just wait till they show up on the internet then you're free spirited hippie sides going to bite you in the butt. I let my ex boyfriend take naked pics of me and when we broke up he posted them on the internet after he promised that he'll never show anyone. Now i can't get them off the site and live in constant fear that my brother or father might see them.

#15926 Why is that such a noticeable amount of my fellow black people speak such horribly improper and broken English? I grew up in a primarily dominant white community and no one spoke as horrid as what is coming out of the mouths of some of the black people on campus. And, yes, I know people of all colors can speak improperly and brokenly, but everyone knows what I am referring to here. This is not resulting from me being racist, this is resulting from me being concerned. And this horrible and ignorant usage of English even carries over into their typing and writing. I have international friends coming up to me and asking why I'm the only black person they can understand and why so many black people speak suck vile English. Is it from lack of education? Is it from some people think it's "cool" to speak like that? Seriously, what is it? Because, I do not even understand you all sometimes.

#15925 Summer Grammar Lesson: Hey, people! It's "lie down" not "lay down."
Lay- put down, especially gently or carefully.
Lie- (of a person or animal) be in or assume a horizontal or resting position on a supporting surface.