My mom used to work at a show horse farm. She said that me and my sis would always crawl under the horses' legs, and they were high-strung, jumpy show horses. We got into that habit because of our horse - Trot - who would let us do that.

Me and my sis and our best friend, Hannah used to get into trouble a lot when we were young. Especially when we were at the barn. We'd go exploring all the time. We had so much fun.

I was in preeschool,about 3 and I puched a five year old in the face,I only got
a timeout so i was a little trouble maker....now im good..

H'm. I was a very insecure child for various reasons. I was trying to fit in with the popular crowd, act like a teenager before my time, get into sports 'cause all the popular kids were athletic, finding "crushes" so I could talk about boys with the other girls, and attempting to learn how to wear make-up.

That crashed and burned. I lived on a farm with 63 pets, so I ditched the wanna-be stuff and adopted Huckleberry Finn as my role model. Instead of going to sleep overs (which I weren't invited to half the time, anyways) and talking about boys, I took to running through the forest and exploring the junkyard with my four dogs, the neighbor's sons, and my brother. Rather than teen magazines, I was speed-reading through every novel I could find. Then I got caught up in my imagination and decided to become a writer... =3

I also had an early growth spurt and was a foot taller than most guys my age so I began literally kicking the ass of the guy that liked me, soon as I found out he did. ...To this day he still hates me. XD

-- Edited by Rye at 11:06, 2008-01-30

Yes, they are. =3 How unfortunate that wanna-be's make the world go round. -shakes head-
In the words of The Offspring, "The world loves wanna-be's." Like emo's... >>;

Yeah, the attention leeching emo is the kind I have problems with. >>;
I hate watching them corrupt the music scene... sooner or later they're all just gonna move on to the next big thing and kill that too.
I kinda hate Canada for the fact that there are so many damn emos here. o o;
The mall is crawling with them... they're like a huge writhing black mass of teenage angst.

I was one of those kids that when I actually say it to people, they'll either say "How the hell did you manage to do that!?" or "Why the hell did you do that!?".

When I was three, I was just able to walk. And when we lived in our old house, I was always allowed to play in the front garden while dad worked on his boat outside.

For some strange reason, I managed to sneak into my next door neighbour's house when my dad weren't looking. I just wandered around until I settled myself down into the living room and started looking at the ornaments and picking them up. Apparently, the next door neighbour thought I was a burglar and was ready to attack me with a frying pan. Fortunately, they stopped to find I wasn't trying to burgle their house and I was just innocently lost (or so it seemed). And since that day, I was always tied to a tree in our front garden or my dad's Landrover incase I escaped again. 

As a kid I was probably difficult. I was EXTREMELY outgoing, though. I would freaking go up and talk to anyone. Definitely not like that anymore. I'm not a recluse, but I'm definitely more difficult to talk to now. I was also a goody good. But whiny as HELL. I think a little later on was my Backstreet Boys worshiping period. Yay, the late 90s!

I went through this emo phase myself in the 9th grade. D: I don't think I even really listened to typical "emo" music at the time (except like Evanescence and Linkin Park). I suppose I just liked the style, or something. Nightmare Before Christmas all the way! I think after that I started listening to Nightwish (because they reminded me of Evanescence) and I honestly think they helped get me out of the emo scene. Now I'm mostly a headbanger/rocker (metal isn't all I listen to, though). I don't dress differently or anything though, aside from a few band tee shirts.

Crap why did I go all the way up to present day.

Thats really interesting Rev-girl. It reminds me of that program on national geographic called ''wolf-man'' I think he could even communicate with the wolves.

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I was sorta a "pack" member  as a little kid. We had twenty different dogs,and I was always with them. If they were on the trail of something,I was there sniffing the ground too. If they were just chillin' in the Texas evening, so was I. On a few occasions my parents found that I had gone outside to sleep with my "pack". When I went to the corner store,all twenty of them followed me.Kinda paints a funny picture dose'nt it? I learned how to talk at four months,and taught myself how to read.

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 Wow. I thought having five dogs was hard enough. But TWENTY!? How on earth you and your family managed to look after all them dogs I'll never know. 

Basics: I was perverted, ill-mannered, and luckily for the rest of the world, extremely shy. (This prevented me from grabbing some guy's crotch in the middle of Wal*Mart and saying "Can I touch your pee-pee?" XD Unfortunately, it also kept me from saying "please" and "thank you", and still kinda does.) I hated manners (still kinda do). I didn't want to use them, and didn't want anyone using them on me. (I still think all that junk should be implied.) I look back on that now and realize I was born crazy. XD

i was always quiet then by third grade i became more outgoing and sometimes i got teased but friends stood up for me

Bloody hell, this is back in the books.... Or maybe in my old Win95 XD

Well. I was more energetic and talkative, and actually liked to go to places and I hated country music. I might still be energetic but very non-talkative. And I like country music now (CORB LUND!!!) 

I used to hate country music. Now I just dislike it.

More country haters....Well The ones I'm referring to are more like folk songs.

Hey I like country! Long live johnny cash, even though hes dead. And I really only liked him for his music.

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How can someone like country music? The only music I LIKE is classical. (plays classical tune on trombone).

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I wasn't into all the country and things. But I was a very precoscious child when it came to music though. I was able to play the keyboard at the age of five and I was always humming classical music. But now I'm a pop/rock/dance/R'n'B person. I do like a little bit of classical music but not too much of country.

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Well, I was a prankster! Always playing tricks on my older cousin. But when I was 7 I already stopped doing that and became real bored!

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Hee hee. You're well nice to your cousin are you ?

Stylediva127 wrote:

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Actually Even though I'm 15 I still prank him though! But he never knew it was me! I did that because he messed up my hair infront of my BFFs!

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 Good call.

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Your not telling me you dont know Johnny Cash... the man in black?