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Falloutboy used to Arma Angelus, back when they were Hard-Core. I seen them lots of times in Chicago and other cities as Arma Angelus, now they suck hard. They also started Rise Against, who I have seen 10 million times in Springfeild and Chicago IL. The other spin off bands sucked too.
The break up as Arma Angelus - http://www.lambgoat.com/news/view.aspx?id=1528
The break up as Arma Angelus - http://www.lambgoat.com/news/view.aspx?id=1528
Some facts about Steve and his dating rules:
Much of Steve's courtship ritual still centers around church and family, as it did for generations past. Young people meet each other at the Sunday evening hymn sings, and a young man indicates his interest by offering a young lady a ride home in his buggy. Although males and females are seated in separate sections in home church services, there is plenty of opportunity to get better acquainted while eating lunch or taking a walk around the farmyard in the afternoon.
As dusk gathers on a Saturday evening, many a young man can be seen taking to the road in his single bench-seat buggy, piloting his horse to the home of a young lady who has agreed in advance to his visit. Sometimes the first visit is arranged by the young man's best friend, who seeks out the object of his affections to win permission to come calling. In some families, it is the head of the household who must be consulted first. In communities where the old ways are observed, the courtship is conducted in secret, with the suitor's buggy arriving under cover of darkness. But in many communities today, teens date more openly, and more frequently.
The couple spends the evening together at her home, playing board games, making popcorn or just chatting, with her parents and family present, or later, alone in the living room after the rest of the family has gone to bed. This form of courtship has given rise to the persistent rumors of "bundling". Bundling is a centuries-old custom that was practiced in many cultures. The tradition came about in an effort to save precious candle wax and fuel. The couple would get into bed, fully dressed, and cover up with a quilt to keep warm as the fire died out in the fireplace or wood-burning stove. Ask about the custom today, and someone is sure to tell you they know someone who is related to someone who met someone who may have once practiced bundling, but it is not done here any more.
Much of Steve's courtship ritual still centers around church and family, as it did for generations past. Young people meet each other at the Sunday evening hymn sings, and a young man indicates his interest by offering a young lady a ride home in his buggy. Although males and females are seated in separate sections in home church services, there is plenty of opportunity to get better acquainted while eating lunch or taking a walk around the farmyard in the afternoon.
As dusk gathers on a Saturday evening, many a young man can be seen taking to the road in his single bench-seat buggy, piloting his horse to the home of a young lady who has agreed in advance to his visit. Sometimes the first visit is arranged by the young man's best friend, who seeks out the object of his affections to win permission to come calling. In some families, it is the head of the household who must be consulted first. In communities where the old ways are observed, the courtship is conducted in secret, with the suitor's buggy arriving under cover of darkness. But in many communities today, teens date more openly, and more frequently.
The couple spends the evening together at her home, playing board games, making popcorn or just chatting, with her parents and family present, or later, alone in the living room after the rest of the family has gone to bed. This form of courtship has given rise to the persistent rumors of "bundling". Bundling is a centuries-old custom that was practiced in many cultures. The tradition came about in an effort to save precious candle wax and fuel. The couple would get into bed, fully dressed, and cover up with a quilt to keep warm as the fire died out in the fireplace or wood-burning stove. Ask about the custom today, and someone is sure to tell you they know someone who is related to someone who met someone who may have once practiced bundling, but it is not done here any more.
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I think this is getting out of hand. This is to graphic and dirty. I thought they should hold hands until married, there first kiss when on the alter, first intercourse five years after being married and first kid when there around in there forty. Nanook's went to fast for Steve, all the sneaking around in the dark when they should be sleeping thinking about the barn they are going to raise the next day. Steve have you kissed you horse today?
maxxII
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Steve, stop going to that bar.
1st rule....If Billy Ray is on the juke box, leave.
2nd rule...If you have more teeth than the rest of the bar combined, leave.
3rd rule...If they have more teeth than you but their green, leave.
4th Rule, if the kid from Deliverence is playing Banjo outside the bar, dont go in.
Wow....nothing to say to that.
He's young, but he's right. A wingman by definition covers your back. He does this in a number of ways, distracting her friends, ordering drinks to facilitate conversation etc, makes his buddy look good under every circumstance possible, and....finally, may be called upon to jump on a "grenade" for his buddy. And thats distracting/entertaining the toothless friend of the hot chick.
A good wingman is definately helpful. A good bartender can sub in a pinch, but you'd better be on good terms w/ the bartender or they can sink your night too. I did when I was bartending, and he deserved it.
Thats the definate test of friendship there.
Nick
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