[jose168]

Originally posted by RihannasVeryOwn

Queen reflecting on our ever expanding universe and mourning Pluto's loss of planetary status yet understanding since our understanding and reach of the universe has increased we have discovered more and more satellites which either smaller or larger than Pluto, forcing astronomers to revise the meaning of the world 'planet'

drag the size of her forehead

[RihannasVeryOwn]

Originally posted by Lil Misty

I dont have feelings other than LOVE <3

Omg u always gave me sociopathic vibes

[bluth]

derk horse has become so overrated

no1 stanned for it that much be4 it smashed

[Lil Misty]

Originally posted by RihannasVeryOwn

Omg u always gave me sociopathic vibes

I get it from always sunny in philidelphia, blame Dennis and Dee

[BobBertran1992]

Baby listeen please I'm not on Gags, I'm not on Gags, I'm just in looooove

[bastille]

This makes me laugh right now

[Vin]

Originally posted by popmagic

Did you seriously listen to an album named Sound of a Washed Up Bitch and expected it to have something worth your while? Step up ...Vin.

I know, P-Magic. I should have known better. Kiesza's "Sound of a Woman" is extremely female-centric lyrically.
It's "The Fault In Our Stars" of albums. I was very detached while listening to the album. I'm definitely not the target demo.

Originally posted by RihannasVeryOwn

I like gore but hate horror. I don't mind watching people getting their limbs amputated and guts spilled but I hate being scared.

I'm the exact opposite. I can care less for gore, but am more drawn to "being scared."

Unfortunately, I don't scare easily, at all.

I felt nothing while watching "The Conjuring," but it's still the best well-made, high-quality horror film in a long, long while. Maybe since "Drag Me To Hell"? I'm more of a supernatural horror guy, as opposed to a slasher/torture p*** horror guy. That being said, "Scream" is my favorite horror film ever. The irony, no? It's the only slasher film (and slasher series) that I enjoy.

...Vin

[M!X]

Originally posted by bluth

derk horse has become so overrated

no1 stanned for it that much be4 it smashed

wut

everyone liked it before the video, now it became overplayed and annoying

[Clump]

Who in Fall Out Boy thought they should sample Tom's Diner?

Thieves!

[Allstar]

Dead Space was amazing.

[FatShady]

Originally posted by Lil Misty

I srsly cant think of a film that scared me and made me like freaked out

I think MAYBE Sinister did, idr, hehe

last time I was really really scared to the point where I couldnt sleep was fire in the sky when I was 14

but now when I watch it I kinda laugh

True stories are rly scary and anything to do with the catholic church.

Which makes the Exosrcism of Emily Rose the scariest movie ever.

[BobBertran1992]

Killing me with both his beauty and look, poor me

[popmagic]

Originally posted by jose168

idk if youre a satire account but lol at the bonnie mckee avi. stan for someone with a shred of dignity

Hun please you just outed your outlook on certain areas which I think speaks for itself more than I could clap back at you.

And while you are at it get some shred of relevance for your "Canadian" idol.

[Badger]

"How's the album going Rihanna?"

[Rami328]

I just remembered that Meghan (needs a personal) Trainor said she wrote AATB for Bey

[Lil Misty]

Originally posted by FatShady

True stories are rly scary and anything to do with the catholic church.

Which makes the Exosrcism of Emily Rose the scariest movie ever.

I liked that film

[bastille]

But it's not like you have the right to drag someone with a Katy Perry writer avi

[Lil Misty]

Who here is gonna see Godzilla 2 with me and promo CL's debut album at the theater?

[FatShady]

Originally posted by Lil Misty

I liked that film

That was scary yes?

[jose168]

NP: American Girl

was this a single? ive never heard of it