Friendship

Max is at his locker. But he shares it with a nerd. When the nerd also comes to get something, Max says you're a nerd. The nerd says I'm not a nerd. Max says oh yeah you're a SUPER nerd!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I always be random and run in the street or lay Dow in it. You can have makeovers,dig a hole to china, make cake,or have a fashion show! Have fun!

you can stay up all night make a fort play hide and seek in the dark jump on the bed playfreeze tag play red light green light play games and if you have a wii play wii have a pillow fight tell scary stories watch scary movies the best time to do the scary stories and scary movies is at 12:00.Time for fashion freeze dance pillow case races sleeping beauty dare or double dare sleepover ball game m & m challenge who's in the bag twister scavenger hunt hula hoop cross William tell target super-sized sumo wrestlers test ur taste buds drama bag game commercial game charades nails wink tag circle of words story chit chat pillow fight talent show bad talent talent show hairstyle circle hula hoop contest dance off blind van gogh goose chase truth or dare limbo mini quizzes scene recite splash arctic blast wacky quacky iced-t.

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Friendship is like a rollercoaster; it has its ups and downs and you're there for the ride

Trouble - not truly your friends and better off to stay away from. orgy party

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It is when someone doesn't treat you well enough mentally or emotionally or when you are in a relationship with someone but they don't do things to remind You they love you anymore. So emotionally you feel un loved and neglected. That is emotional neglect in love but there can also be emotional neglect towards a child where the child isn't talked to enough or isn't looked after.

Hope that helped! Quite hard to explain!!

well...kinda....first when orochimaru told sasuke that naruto and sakura were coming, he kinda hissed her name with annoyingness. then when they find Sasuke, he calls her devilishly annoying.

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can i ask you one thing where did he say that? i tottaly want to see

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it really is! i spoke to her myself and she has photos and webcam to prove it!

A person who is congenial is someone who has the same mannerisms, interests or disposition as you or someone else. In short, it is someone that compliments you or someone you can more than likely get along with in harmony.

Live your life to the fullest, dance when you cry, and smile when you laugh.

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You can dance anyways, or you could consider talking dance lessons with a clss, or if you are too nervios (i know i didn't speel that right sorry), you could take a private class. Although if you can't afford private lessons that's ok you shouldn't be nervios because everybody else that is there shouldn't laugh at you because thay would be there for the same reason you are, you wanna learn how to dance.

You could decide which type(s) of dance you wanted to learn then look out for courses at your local community college/adult education institute. Most will start in September. Some clubs accept beginners all year round, though.

Live, love and praise the lord.

I have the same problem as well ,i really like a boy who is 3 years older than me and goes to a different school ! i know him because we live in the same street :L ! i really like him cause he is really cute but he never really talks ! i am good friends with his little sister who is 2 years younger than me ! i sometimes catch him looking at me and when i look at him he looks away ! ;) he is kinda the shy type around other people but when he is with his family it another story ..... my answer to your question is yes cause boys like it when they are in charge and being older gives them the upper hand ;) what i think you should do is get to now him really well and try and find out if he feels the same way about you ! if so then maybe you should tell him how you feel and then ask him out ! you never no HE MIGHT SAY YES !!!! :) i hope my answer helps you and i wish you luck with who ever it is you like !

A true best friend is someone you can trust and someone who treats you kindly and never lies to you. A best friend is someone you can depend on, someone who you can share your sad times with and your funny times with. A true best friend is someone you can tell anything to!

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You could consider getting a really tasteful invitation card and writing your personal invitation on it; delivering it with a single beautiful flower inside (but not squashed!) would be a great touch.

The origin of the middle-finger gesture is interesting. It comes from a gesture made by medieval archers. Let me explain. Medieval archers used the long bow, and to pull the string back required the strength of both the middle finger and the index finger. The main strength, though, came from the middle one. Try it, and you'll see. Now, when, during the Hundred Years War, for example, the English wanted to show how many archers they had killed during a battle, they would first go about the field cutting off the middle fingers of the dead archers, or, as the case might be, those archers injured but still alive and considered a future threat. They knew that cutting off the middle finger was enough. Without that one, the index finger would be useless. Therefore, when an archer wanted to threaten or taunt the opposing army before the start of a battle, he would hold up his middle finger from across the field as if to say, "Hah, hah! I still have what I need to put an arrow through your heart!" The so-called "peace sign" originates from the same gesture, although some would argue it comes from the shape of a dove's toes. But remember, the "V" sign was being made long before the peaceniks were using it: Churchill used it to mean "Victory!" He was making it correctly, for his two fingers hearkened back to the medieval gesture: some archers, remember, would hold up both their fingers--if they still had both. It is ironic that those who put up two fingers to indicate a peaceful intent are actually threatening the lives--they do not know this, of course, of those they are gesturing at.

No they have not talked scince 2002 from the disscusion about the breakup if notified their songs from the big room were voted,not really the m2m we knew before so live with it and pray the will reunite and have a comback

One of Bach's friends was the scholar Johann Matthias Gesner, who made comments about how much he looked up to Bach.

Music should be in place where there s no way to talk if you are able to talk and place you feelings and opinions music is useless anymore since it s place is taken by the talking and expressing everything you feel in words

Whatever you want that helps you remember them. Their name with birth and death dates, a portrait, a visual representation of an inside joke between you and your friends, your friend, your skin, your memory, your choice.

cleffa into cleffairy buneary into lopunny togepi into togetic golbat into crobat chansey into

chansey into blissey pichu into pikachu igglybuff into jigglypuff eevee into umbreon or

espeon munchlax into snorlax and that's it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

the family that really sucks and they really suck and the stink too and they do not even care about Dora when she goes on her adventures

Officially, yes. Most teachers/professors will accept it either way. ANSWER In American English, it depends on whether or not the "h" is sounded. In "hour," it is not sounded; therefore, we say, "an hour." In "hostage," it is sounded; therefore, we say, "a hostage." [Some U.S.A. dialects use "a" in some words even when the "h" is not sounded. In the South, for example, one hears, "I'll be back in a (h)our."] That view rests on the general rule that if a word begins with a vowel we use "an," if it begins with a consonant, we use "a." Some h-words have alternate pronunciations, with the h and without. For example, the word "homage" is homage or omage -- or, in modern film lingo "ohMAGE." In America, we would say, "a homage"; "an omage"; "an ohMAGE." [spelvin]