We don't inherit the planet from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children.
Our planet is amazing.
Sure, I may sound like a total hippy saying it, but it's true. Just imagine for a moment the sheer scale of the solar system around us. Imagine all the lumps of rocks and dust we call planets. Imagine the star that has burned in the centre for billions of years.
Now just think: We are the only planet in our vast solar system to have developed like ours. We have animals and plants by the millions, we have the most wondeful technology, and millions of years left to enjoy.
I was never intending to do a follow-up article on fanpop-addiction. I just took it for granted that I had grown happily addicted and I would remain that way. I basked in the warm, happy glow that only recognition for fanpop-contribution can give you, and looked forward to the fanpopping years ahead.
But then disaster struck. And I'm not talking about the massive floods that have hit England... (I was fine with the cellar being filled with water...)No, my internet broke and left me without fanpop.
Okay, for the past two months I have steadily grown addicted to this website. Maybe it's all the free time I have these days, or maybe it's just I have an addictive personaily. It could of course be that this website is pure brilliance and I constantly think about it. Does that make me sad? No way! Because I can bet I'm not the only one. So here's a checklist of how to know when you've crossed the line between fanpop-addict, and totally-crazy. :)
1. You form an opinion on something and think "I'm going to immediately make a pick about this"...and then the rest of your plan for...
The seventh series of our favourite medical comedy is approaching, and it seems it's the last. It's been a crazy seven years, but there's a reason why this show is so popular.
People are very fond these days of complaining that Scrubs has changed and that they don't like it anymore. I'm not denying it's different, but change is good. It would be boring if it was exactly the same. It happened to Friends, it's happened to The Simpsons, to South Park. The show needed to stay fresh. Would anyone really be happy if JD and Elliot had not been on/off, or there were no big stories that...
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