I see you..
Age 32, Male
I'm right here.
Joined on 9/25/08
Posted by FairSquare - May 22nd, 2011
New, new, new, new.
New is better, right?
I don't have news i want to share, but my old newspost was old. This one is new.
And we all know that old is boring and new is exciting.
Old is bad. New is good. Always.
At least, that's how people seem to think. I must conform to that, or else i'll be weird.
No, new is good. It's improvement, it's better, it's faster, it's modern, it's good.
"Yo dawg, I heard you like news so..."
Anyway newer isn't necessarily always better. I think almost any fanboy of anything would agree with you.
Read my newspost again. It's not that hard to understand, really.
Damn modernists...
I know, right?
"New" is SO last year. Retro is the way to go, now.
Retro is the new new.
Creating new newsposts is so overrated D:
Yet here you are giving a new comment on my new newspost.
I think i haven't seen you leave a new comment on one of my newsposts before, so this is entirely new to me. And it's great news too, because it means that making this new newspost attracted new people to leave new comments.
Now i'll say something new and inform you with the news that i am going to sleep in my new.
I mean, bed.
This is not phair!
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I guess I understand what you mean, you criticize that everything has to be new and fresh everytime, right?
Pretty much, yeah.
It's not really a new and original complaint towards society though.
I came to the conclusion that this newspost is quite old now, you should definately write something new, so that I can write new comments on it, if you wish :)
You are right, this newspost is not really new anymore.
But i'm not really sure what i should write if i make a new newspost.
Maybe i'll come up with something. Maybe not.
In any case, new comments are always welcome :)
Prome
What is love
FairSquare (Updated )
I would say ''Baby don't hurt me'', but that would be too predictable.
I'm going to give you the definition of love instead.
Love: A deep, tender, ineffable feeling of affection and solicitude toward a person, such as that arising from kinship, recognition of attractive qualities, or a sense of underlying oneness.