sorry, im doing everything possible to avoid studying for exams. soo...

would you rather
have to say everything on your mind
or never speak at all

I wish I had to say everything on my mind.. at least for a day or two..

It would be good therapy.

i forgot to answer. and i so should have made this a poll.


i guess i would never speak at all. i dont think i would have any friends if i spoke everything that i thought. im a very very mean person in my head.

Never speak at all. I think my fear of the mouth diarrhea is why I don't touch the substances...

(Edited by DigsySlattery at 11:17 pm on May. 19, 2003)

Today is the day for Digsy...I just realized it.

Anyway, I'd be one to never speak at all. I'm much closer to that extreme already.

Indeed it is!

I think I'd rather speak everything on my mind... For one thing, I pretty much do, except for when I'm really afraid of offending a friend.

Or does this mean stream of consciousness? Because that would get old really fast, and your mouth would get tired... at least with being silent you could just write when you wanted to communicate...

(Edited by deathscythe257 at 7:44 am on May. 20, 2003)

i've been known to speak my mind every so often.

i don't mind when people speak their mind as long as they're being honest. which pretty much rules out all but like 2 message board members here.

i would much rather never say anything at all. always saying what's on your mind, though it might leave you saying "what a relief to get that off my back!", might leave the other person saying "that really hurt my feelings." it seems pretty selfish to me. i know that some may argue that it's silly for a person to not be able to handle hearing the truth. but it will always be that way...truth is often hurtful. so yeah...mouth shut.

Yup. By 8:01 PM tonight, I will be a broken shell of a man on the way to emotional recovery.

And I still wouldn't want to say everything I thought...

i agree. jamie carroll must be dealt with.

I think that i would have to say everything on my mind. I used to do it more than I do now. Things would just blurt out before I would think about it.. now I'm just like you don't even wanna know what I just thought about I would much rather be able to talk that be silent.

I would rather say everything on my mind even though it could get me into a lot of trouble. I almost always hold everything in and think about everything before I open my mouth. Just letting it all out would be very nice, but it would probably end badly.

how was it?

dawsons creek killed off a main character for thier finale. anything like that happen tonite?

Since someone is asking, I am replying. I know that most no one cares for Buffy, but it is pleasing that someone has asked. Thanks.

It was amazing and yes, I cried a whole lot. This all harkens back to the TV Turn Off Week Topic, but this show has actually moved me in ways that almost everyone else says that music does. After tonight, I can say that "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" is my favorite form of entertainment. It surpasses X-Men, Star Wars, Oasis, and yes, The Features. It represents everything that I hope to accomplish in my future career and it has become an integral part of my life over the past 5 years. Always well-written, always beautifully acted, always bending genres and always kicking the crap out of demons. The attention that this series paid to detail and characterization is what makes TV an art form. Beautiful.

The series finale was everything I hoped it would be. It actually was probably the second best episode ever, for me (after the musical episode). Many did die, including Anya. Anya was my favourite character and...well I can't watch the episode again right away because of how shocking it was. But still, it was understandable.

There is still "Angel" which is in its prime. The torch has been passed...and now I have 22 hours every year for the rest of my life to fill...hmm...

You're welcome.

I don't really know whether its good that you found your tv show soulmate, or bad because it over. But hey, it's better to have loved and lost then to never have loved at all.

Wow, I never thought I'd use that quote in reference to Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

A lot of people are surprised by the ol' Buffster. I, myself, think that vampires and werewolves and all of that stuff are kinda lame. I've never been interested in them and I'm still not interested in them in any other form. I think that once a viewer gets past the supernatural element of the show, you have the most realistic portrayal of high school life/life in general since the whole teen boom and, maybe, of all time. I still have to watch some episodes of "My So-Called Life" before I can pass the 'of all time' judgement.

I saw a few episodesa while back and I remember really liking them. But that was at the time when I was addicted to 14 other WB shows and just didn't have time. Even now I don't spend much time with tv. I do much more productive things, you know, like posting ALL DAY.

i'm hooked on seventh heaven. i can't help it.

You can't be serious!

If you are serious, I suggest you seek help, swiftly.

Maybe the Features could add a line to Serious that discusses the young sailor watching Seventh Heaven on the WB, but no one believes him. "He can't be serious!" they would say. Or they could just leave the song the way it is.

well maybe you could give me the name of a good doctor because i've been hooked on that show since high school. true, i'm not as bad now as i used to be...i only watch reruns and i actually haven't watched in a few weeks. but it still holds a special place in my heart full of guilty pleasures.

maybe i could become a sailor and live out the new version of "serious." "oh i set out to find my love and, camdens, i found you..."

I just cannot take that show. It's repulsive...to me. I have some guilty pleasures, but I could never stand to sit through more than five minutes of that show.

Hahaha, I think you're on to something.
Man, Jessca Biel is hot. That blonde one is on her way too.

she has no upper lip. im so serious. check it out next time its on.

You can see their underwear if you watch the episode of Trading Spaces that they guest-starred on.

I, on the other hand, think that the Jessica Biel chick is a man, and the other is not too cute either. But that's just me.

I have noticed that before, but it's only a minor drawback. At least she's not funny-looking in the undescribable way of the girl from "Grounded For Life."

Jessica + blonde chick + Paige = Damn I wish I could get in on that. If I were only the guy that makes the wood pieces on Trading Spaces...I bet he faired well on that episode.

Tye. I like Tye. For as many times as Trading Spaces is mentioned on this message board, there should be a whole other thread about it.

I miss my Paige Davis avatar.

I don't. She scares me. She is way too perky and her hair is too-perfectly layered. Tina Fey's version of that hair is much better...Tina Fey is better in general (to me...).

Trading Spaces does rock, though. My favorite designer (personality wise) is Frank. He is hilarious. Room-wise, Doug wins as my favorite designer. I hate the two new people they brought in, especially the one who looks like Eve. Her rooms are horrible. Camouflage? Astro turf? Egyptian crap? What is her childhood trauma?

Like I said, this should be a whole other topic, but I do not deal with those because I fear ridicule of my topic choices.

I agree!

Yeah, definatley don't like the new lady. She's not very good with the cameras either. She seems like shes trying to be cool.

Does anyone else like go shower or do thier hair or makeup or something when you are sitting on your bed eating chips, gross as can be, and someone on the tv is so perfect it drives you insane? Anyways, Paige does this to me.

My favorite designer is probably Genivive or Frank. Frank actually listens to what the people want. Doug never listens to what they say. The girl with dark hair is too cocky. Ty is great. My favorite episode is when he pretends that Frank caused him to hurt his neck and wears a brace the whole episode.

Eh feh, we change the topics all the time. I say go with the flow. And I, too, fear creating topics for ridicule. That is why I had my friend HeyLuLu do that for me a while ago...

I think that the days of ridicule are over. We have fought the good fight and no longer should we worry about such problems. Besides, we can always outnumber YDDD when he tries to fuck with us about it.

HA! That's a good one, Dick.

Yeah, I used to hate starting topics. I never thought anything was important enough to have a whole topic devoted to it.

Well, I think it's pretty obvious I've gotten over that little fear. After I met yall, the intimidation went down 98%. It also might have had to do with me finally seeing a show, making me feel like I actually had a reason to be on here other than being the girl that complains about never getting to see shows.

Um, when giving RichardDawson a nickname, I believe that "Dickie" was the one of choice. Of course, this all stems from my psycho fan-ship of the guy...the Game Show host, not the bootlegger...

I know, I know, but I thought "Dick" suited the whole ridicule thing more.

At first, I thought that I was being called a dick. I don't suppose that it would be the first time.

bc i am pretty much there already, i would rather say everything i think. it gets me into a lot of trouble sometimes, but its the only life i know.

7th heaven rules...

. . . my balls.