Braincandy

topic posted Mon, June 29, 2009 - 12:26 PM by  Takara Nanashi
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that's an old movie where A pharmaceutical scientist creates a pill that makes people remember their happiest memory.

so what's your happiest memory?
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Takara Nanashi
Pittsburgh
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  • Re: Braincandy

    Mon, June 29, 2009 - 12:58 PM
    The Kids In The Hall....happy memories indeed


    (some of my happiest memories are from growing up in Hawaii...far .too many to count)
  • Re: Braincandy

    Mon, June 29, 2009 - 8:38 PM
    Pretty standard - birth of my first child

    Second best - having that stray collie pup walk into my life when I had wanted one for so long - I was about 14. She stayed with me for 12 years.
    • Re: Braincandy

      Mon, June 29, 2009 - 9:28 PM
      Many. Off the top of my head the first thing I thought of was when I used to go skating all the time. My friends and I were some of the best skaters wherever we went and I could dance like noone else there. People would trip out. It was great for my self esteem. : ) I used to get ALOT of satisfaction from doing three and a halfs off the highdive at the public pool too. Almost always perfect. Peoples jaws would drop. I'd get out of the pool and it would be hard to keep a big smile off my face because I knew I was a total fucking badass and very few people could top me. I'd be like "Mmm hmm. That's right my niggaz!"

      Actually one of my happiest memories is when I was 20 and working and living in SF. The day I turned 21 I started going to gay bars. And not long after that I had an epiphany of how amazing it is to be truly free. I realized that this is what true freedom is. What it means to be an adult. I was working and paying my own way and living my life for me and understood fully that I didnt have to concern myself at all with what anyone else thinks. That people are either my friends or theyre not. Growing up in TX and being closeted, this was like being suffocated all your life and finally being able to breathe. Or like having someone cover your ears and having everything muffled. Then suddenly being able to hear clearly for the first time in your life. Totally liberating! And yes, I cried. : ) Tears of joy.
      • Re: Braincandy

        Tue, June 30, 2009 - 4:31 PM
        very nice memories mr m

        do you ever skate these days?
        • Re: Braincandy

          Tue, June 30, 2009 - 6:28 PM
          www.skates.com/QuadLine-R.../121569.htm

          I have some black leather boot skates. They fit perfect. I hardly ever use them anymore. I want to get some friends to go with me to the rink near me in San Ramon. I think it's like 9 dollars for two hours or something rediculous though. Maybe I should take my boombox to Golden Gayt Park and see if people still skate in that old place they used to all the time. There used to be a really nice black guy that was always skating there. People would go there to see him and he had a tape playing and everyone would dance together. I'm not sure if he is the guy in this video or not. That was a long time ago. There used to be two black guys that would skate down the California St hill BACKWARDS. Those dudes were insane. They'd go past you at like 60 MPH or something outrageous. SWISH!!!! lol I think I have pretty much made up my mind that I want to get some of these quadline skates for my upcoming birthday. Theyre bad as hell! Watch the Richard Humphrey video.

          video.google.com/videosearch

          www.skates.com/Richard-Hu...r-b-qur.htm - I think these are the ones I want to get.
  • Re: Braincandy

    Tue, June 30, 2009 - 9:32 AM
    I remember Patty. We were both very young (16-17) and damn if she didn't do EVERYTHING! I've never since met anyone like her. Very, Very nasty little girl....I think about her often. She was a pretty high bar for the women in my life to measure up to. Her memory always makes me smile.
  • Re: Braincandy-btw did i mention.....

    Wed, July 1, 2009 - 6:38 AM
    in the movie the glitch was you went into a coma like state where you relived this moment OVER AND OVER

    the day my son was born was a glorius day but more terrifying than "happy" so i am going to have to go with this in my late 20's i moved to myrtle beach, i fely great, looked good, and was happy with everything in my life. i worked in a resort so i would be up before the sun, smoke a fatty on the way, do my before breakfast work then enjoy some tea while the sun rised over the ocean-usually by myself.

    o in my early 20's a girl i barely knew and i rented a car and explored the rainforest in puerto rico by ourselves. beautiful and serene.

    mr m if you get those skates i hope to see you skate.
    • Re: Braincandy-btw did i mention.....

      Wed, July 1, 2009 - 7:02 AM
      If I spend that chunk of change trust me I'll be using them regularly. I e-mailed Richard to set up an in store sales consultation. I havent been to Skates On Haight for years. Last time I was there the owners son had been very ill and she was telling me how they loved to watch Buffy The Vampire Slayer. I always wonder if he made it through and is still with us.

      I know this is horrible. Especially since I havent done it for years and totally avoid people that do it now. But the first time I ever shot meth into my arm. THAT was incredible. But I only did that for a few months. Or 6 or a year. Who knows. I used to love that shit. Then I smartly listened to my intuition that was telling me it was going to be the death of me if I didnt quit. So I quit and never looked back. Besides the occasional backslide fuck up bump here and there that I apparently need from time to time to remind me of why I dont do certain things anymore. Anyone got any H? I need to remind myself why I dont do that anymore too now. lol Daaaaaaamn!!!!!!!

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