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Oh Vikram, my housemate Mimi has some kind of inner secret network to get to Peaches. I'll let you know if she bothers inviting her to some gig-thing.
quote:Originally posted by Dr. Benway: I'm going to come and meet clark.
eta: unless he's a scenester.
I don't think he's a scenester. I think he's a sweet shy emo boy who likes Death Cab for Cutie and has the loveliest handwriting in the world. We shall see!
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No way dude, he's totally married! Plus I've got my hands full with the rapey nerd and the other one who I like so much I don't even have a nickname for him.
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my point exactly! everyone is all 'stop playing with the young boys london' and i'm like show me a man then where are they they're all boys
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The part of the brain that the adults are using more is involved in much higher level thinking, such as thinking about the consequences of your actions in terms of other peoples' emotions and feelings...
Teenage brains undergo large structural changes during adolescence, and do not reach full maturity until at least 20 or 30 years of age.
"If you're making decisions about how you treat teenagers, socially and legally, you need to take this new research into account," said Dr Blakemore.
"The brain of, for example, a typical 15-year-old boy is very much still developing; he's a very different person from himself at 25. His brain is very different."
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quote:Originally posted by vikram: who is this girl?
You know it would be wrong of me to divulge that information. You could link her back to here after everyone has rated her one to ten on fields such as Pappage, BJ lips, Cheeky Eyes and cummable hair.
quote:Originally posted by Dr. Benway: "The brain of, for example, a typical 15-year-old boy is very much still developing; he's a very different person from himself at 25. His brain is very different."
quote:Originally posted by vikram: good they're killing intrepid fox. now all the goths can fuck off to camden and so won't pollute my life
I'm not even sure whether I should bother responding to this, principally because I have no doubt whatsoever that any point I might manage to make, you'll attempt to duck by claiming 'irony', but here goes anyway.
I like the Intrepid Fox, I'm neither a goth, a punk, a leather clad biker, or any of the other myriad stereotypes which you no doubt doubt consider to be an irritant to your seemingly staggeringly self-absorbed everyday existence. I simply like a pub which plays the kind of tunes I want to hear, and one in which I can sit and enjoy a pint, listening to said tunes, without feeling like I'm being judged by what labels I'm wearing, who I know, or any other such crap.
Just for the record, the majority of the bars you so often describe yourself being drunk in, would probably turn my stomach, with the amount of trust-fund dependent label-obsessed, self-absorbed ***** who seem to frequent such places (in my admittedly limited experience), but I wouldn't for one minute consider them a blight upon my life, or wish for such a bar to be closed down, I simply do my best to avoid such places, by going where I feel more at home, the Intrepid Fox being one.
You may not care that the place is being demolished, but I and plenty of others do, and frankly your attitude, while you no doubt think it incredibly clever and amusing, is that of an utter, 'the world revolves around me look how great I am, I'm alright jack' grade A **** .
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