life changing experiences?
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Achernar
Ego-Boosted Southlander
1983 - I borrowed some Motorhead/Megadeth and Metallica albums from an older guy
1996 - Bought a Front Line Assembly album out of curiosity
2002 - I met my girlfriend at a festival she was working on http://www.fadeinfestival.com/fadein2002.htm
2004 - Saw a player of my fave team (Fehér) dying while he was playing. That image will never leave my mind and it led me to that uncontrollable thought that life is short.
1996 - Bought a Front Line Assembly album out of curiosity
2002 - I met my girlfriend at a festival she was working on http://www.fadeinfestival.com/fadein2002.htm
2004 - Saw a player of my fave team (Fehér) dying while he was playing. That image will never leave my mind and it led me to that uncontrollable thought that life is short.
Mick Moss
antimonger
LostLenore
Member
autumn 1981
1989 freedom!!
12/4/1992 damn cheese and wine
...after all these years still together
26/4/1999 death of me mom
22/12/2000 birth of Tara
23/8/2003 birth of Alec
1989 freedom!!
12/4/1992 damn cheese and wine
...after all these years still together26/4/1999 death of me mom
22/12/2000 birth of Tara
23/8/2003 birth of Alec
blackeyed
original rude boy
only one big one really and that was
31st december 2003 - not getting into cambridge to study theology
- fucking let me know on new years eve -shower of bastards.
31st december 2003 - not getting into cambridge to study theology
- fucking let me know on new years eve -shower of bastards.
Andy_2003
Member
interesting, i'm thinking of growing my hair long, it would be nice if people put their age so these years make some more sense
lord667
=UM=Heartburn
20th April 1983: Born.
1988: Go back to living with my mother and stepfather after a few years spent living with my grandfather and his new wife because my parents couldn't afford to keep me.
1989: Me, my mother, my stepfather and my newborn brother move in with my grandfather.
1993: Start secondary school, alternately the happiest and most miserable time of my life so far.
1998 (approx): Start reading about Satanism, my first serious venture into occultism or philosophy.
1999: My first girlfriend, my second girlfriend, my first kiss, and my first guitar.
2000: My first fan mail, from an Electrovomit listener in Romania. Sacked from my first real job for "Gross Industrial Misconduct" (using the company network to download MP3s and Flash games). Go back to university.
2003/04: My mother and stepfather split up. Me, my brother and my mother move into a new house together with her new fiance.
1988: Go back to living with my mother and stepfather after a few years spent living with my grandfather and his new wife because my parents couldn't afford to keep me.
1989: Me, my mother, my stepfather and my newborn brother move in with my grandfather.
1993: Start secondary school, alternately the happiest and most miserable time of my life so far.
1998 (approx): Start reading about Satanism, my first serious venture into occultism or philosophy.
1999: My first girlfriend, my second girlfriend, my first kiss, and my first guitar.
2000: My first fan mail, from an Electrovomit listener in Romania. Sacked from my first real job for "Gross Industrial Misconduct" (using the company network to download MP3s and Flash games). Go back to university.
2003/04: My mother and stepfather split up. Me, my brother and my mother move into a new house together with her new fiance.
Loona
*~holdacska~*
Bastet
ironing...
Mick Moss
antimonger
Thats quite similar to myself, except the brain-bads were about age 20 for me and the hair-grow mightve been 15Alwin said:
Loona
*~holdacska~*
for me it started when I just didn't want to born and it took quite much (poor Mom). doctors told Mom that my brain could have been damaged during the birth and this may cause substantial sensitiveness.
think that doctor knew something...
think that doctor knew something...
Frodnat
New Metal Member
lord667
=UM=Heartburn
sol83 said:no offense people, but some of the things you mention (like the one randomly quoted here) are definitely not life changing. a freakin festival?
Well, if that was the catalyst for a move into or out of a "metal" lifestyle for example then yeah, I'd say it could be life-changing.
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