So, at around 2am on the 28th I get my heart torn out by this girl I was desperately in love with. I actually cried, which being from Mexican, Irish and German decent (not to mention dosed up on mood stabilizers to even out my bipolar), is NOT an easy thing to do... As I was crying, her exact words were "Messing man up." For some reason this infuriated me and for NO REASON I yelled at her "Wait until the next full moon, you (bleeping) (bleep)!!!"

The 29th was a full moon

On her way to school with the man she loves dearly, she got in a car accident. She suffered 5 different broken bones, but her man... He is doing horribly, so horribly that he might either die or be paralyzed...

Creepy eh?

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Are you a warlock? Or perhaps a hoodoo magic man from da bayou?

Don't hex me bro!

If she handles relationships the same way she crosses the street, I'm not surprised.

But yeah, it is a pretty creepy coincidence! :O

Mexicans, Irish and Germans don't cry?

Bwaaaaahahahahahahahahahahaaa... said the English/Italian American.

--Micah

yep, I'd call that creepy lol

yelp a little creepy

[quote="[BBF"] Tansen]
Are you a warlock? Or perhaps a hoodoo magic man from da bayou?

Don't hex me bro!
[/quote]

I am Wiccan/Pagan, with a "questionable" family background. However I wasn't waving a wand around or throwing mugwort in a brewing cauldron.

But I will give you a warning Tansen for the future: NEVER call someone "magical" a warlock. There is a reason why that name is associated with dark magicians (usually male) in video games. It origins suggest it means "oath breaker," but nowadays it's like calling a black person the "n" word. Some people enjoy that title, some, it highly offends: enough to "send something" your way[hr:1cxru6nf][/hr:1cxru6nf]
[quote="[BBF"] Akkim]
Mexicans, Irish and Germans don't cry?

Bwaaaaahahahahahahahahahahaaa... said the English/Italian American.

--Micah
[/quote]

Italians are highly emotional people in the "old country" it was the place of the reniassance. But to the point: my family sees crying/displays of emotion (other than anger) as a sign of weakness and will tear you to pieces if you do

[quote="[BBF"]Reaver]
[quote="[BBF"] Tansen]
Are you a warlock? Or perhaps a hoodoo magic man from da bayou?

Don't hex me bro!
[/quote]

I am Wiccan/Pagan, with a "questionable" family background. However I wasn't waving a wand around or throwing mugwort in a brewing cauldron.

But I will give you a warning Tansen for the future: NEVER call someone "magical" a warlock. There is a reason why that name is associated with dark magicians (usually male) in video games. It origins suggest it means "oath breaker," but nowadays it's like calling a black person the "n" word. Some people enjoy that title, some, it highly offends: enough to "send something" your way
[/quote]

Silly warlock, tricks are for kids :P

[quote="[BBF"]Reaver]
Italians are highly emotional people in the "old country" it was the place of the reniassance. But to the point: my family sees crying/displays of emotion (other than anger) as a sign of weakness and will tear you to pieces if you do
[/quote]

Italians have made the English cry.
English have made the Irish cry.
Americans have made Mexicans cry.

This doesn't mean that we don't, but it does mean we have empirical proof that you do! =)

Accidents happen all the time, I'm not a big believer in fate/coincidence or any of that "Final Destination" crap. Sorry it happened to them, but there's no point wasting your time worrying about it because you really don't have that much time to work with as it is! =)

--Micah