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Ha, ha, ha . . . what a great pic! Too cute for words. :heehee: It just figures that you'd be reading something, dude . . . and are you sitting in a magazine rack? Only you would do that. :lol2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dasein9
Glad you figured out the pic thing - but then you're the brainy one, Professor. :p
Haha wonderful pics guys. Thanks Poc for leaving them up long enough for me to see! Yeah I was a brownie too, back in the day.
Upping an old thread, cause I've finally got my own vid. :devil:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBIhgdeT_hs
-edit-
I just realised I had something to explain, which is the song. If you listen to the lyrics it isn't a happy song. A son talks to his father about his father's suicide. That ain't the reason I picked it. I picked cause I could imagine my male side singing it to my female side. Maybe weird, but it's what I thought...
OMG, Evert, too cute for words! I love them all, but the one with the shower cap made me laugh out loud. I've always been in awe of your eyebrows, but I never realized how manly your chin is too. God, I just want to pinch those cheeks. Okay, I'll behave now . . . :tongueout Thanks so much for sharing that. Oh, btw, I love the music too - what song is that?
Edit - ah, thanks for explaining the song.
Ive got a manly chin? :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by CaptLex
I always thought it wasn't manly enough! :eek:
DOH! It won't let me view it yet! I will try again in a bit or tomorrow.
Lookin' forward to it though!
There he goes again!! :rolleyes: :heehee:Quote:
Originally Posted by CaptLex
He is a maniac! The unstopable cheekpinching Captain! Run for you very lives! :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kieron Andrew
Btw, I hope you mean the cheeks on my face eh? :devil:
Doubt it ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Evert
...o god... :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by pocoyo
Whose fingers do I feel creeping down my back? :eek:
:lol2: Well, I didn't get to see the other ones . . . yet :heehee: . . . but who knows. :tongueout And yes, I do think you have a manly chin. :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Evert
That 'yet' really freaks me out now! :heehee:Quote:
Originally Posted by CaptLex
What on earth makes you think I'll show you the other ones? :devil:
Well, we captains have time-tested methods of persuasion . . . rum, Evert? :devil:Quote:
Originally Posted by Evert
Uh-oh... tough one.... :straightface:
cant watch it :( but when its up i will :D
Evert! It's private! Won't let me watch it :-(
Srry! *Clicks on public*Quote:
Originally Posted by bi_weird
Beter?
Yay baby Evert! :-D You're a cute kid.
You know what amazes me about these videos? How similar we all are. Like, how similar people are in general. All of Evert's pics could fit nicely in my family photo albums. Seems like everyone's childhood is real similar.
Great video! I loved the one of you in the bag. haha
Awww brilliant Evert!! You're so cute :D
Nicely edited and stylish too btw.
I liked your personal favourite hehehe.
Thanks for sharing that, they are so cute and fun.
wow thats alot of pics thanks for shareing :)
I can't find the picture of me in the little button-down shirt and slacks, so this'll have to do. I'll find that one and scan it sometime over the summer.
http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/7...longagogs4.jpg
Once upon a time, there was a quiet little girl who loved to read and, at one point, wanted to be a knight. She greatly disliked dresses, but pretty much wore whatever her mom dressed her in. This little girl never quite realized that she was a little girl, or if she did, never gave much thought to it. She had more important things to worry about, like how things worked and making little "rocket launchers" out of pen parts and picking up interesting rocks and shiny things from the playground gravel.
This little girl came up with many reasons why she felt out of place among girls. First, she thought it was because of her slow speech. Then, as her speech got better, she thought it was due to how society raises girls. While she reasoned that that was partially true, she realized that even the coolest, most intelligent and independent of girls were still definitely girls. She saw the whole spectrum of girls, and realized that she did not fit anywhere in there.
The little girl, now not all that little anymore, came across an awesome webcomic. This webcomic was called Unicorn Jelly, and in addition to having an LOTR-level complex plot and good characters, introduced the concept of the word "transgendered" to the girl. The girl spent the next few years researching this, almost obsessively so.
And that was when the little girl realized that the little girl had never really been a little girl at all, but, as one of the little girl's friends would say, a little fellow.
Awwwwwww QM... you're sooo gorgeous! So cuute!! Awww!!
I like the little story that accompanied it too... very sweet and very familiar!
:hugs:
Bless!! Can't wait to see the other pic you post too.
Awww you're so sweeet! :bighug:
In that picture I want to be your uncle and sit you on my knee and cuddle you!
(Man that makes me sound like a weirdo :worried:, I obviously mean in a sweet and innocent, loving way!!)
:eek: Run! It's Uncie Pocs and he wants to cuddle us again!Quote:
Originally Posted by pocoyo
That is a sweet picture Mark, and a great story that told us more about you. Thanks for sharing dude. :hugs: :happy:
Aww, what a cute picture, Mark! Love the story too - and I love happy endings. :happy: Thanks for sharing that - looking forward to the other pic.