I'm cool to drive.

So you cant post her darn

*Chatting*

Yeah! I'm feeling pretty cool at the moment.

I am the coolest fucking person ever.

O RLY?

I'm not 100% cool but I am cool to some percentage

im cool

I'm not that cool, but I'll post anyways.

I'm not cool but I'll post for the sake of posting.
And I do know that you backstabbed me but I'm not the one to hold grudges. How you been?

I have accounts on multipe sites on the web like Youtube though to be honest some of them I don't use anymore

I made you a birthday a movie, so I'm awesome.

Actually I'm warm!

Hot and cool!

Nerd Power!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!oneone Kill all te cool kids!!!!!oneonetwo!!1
Im posting.

I'm more hardcool

aw helz ya its rug

aw helz ya its rug

In your eyes.

I can see all your lies.

Hit me baby, one more time.

You seem to be loved by all as everyone makes you a birthday movie.

yo spico mucho

Im so cool im gangsta flow!!! ("") (-_-) ("")

i'm still a str8 Gangsta. And I ain't cool, i'm pimpin'.

~Krakerz--

can i post?

Yes, and I love the banner.

Hi Pirate Clock remember me?

I never knew that rug means back in dutch

im cool.

lol j00 not responding

http://leekspin.com/

Okay that was hillarious...yeah I was ShotDown but still funny.

Please insult me again!

...oh yeah but don't say anything about my family again cuz I don't consider it insulting.

Choose a site that gets full sun (carrots will tolerate light shade but won't do as well). Soil should be light, with a pH of 5.8 to 6.8 (see "How to Have Your Soil Tested").
2Step TwoDig to a depth of at least 12 inches, and remove all traces of rocks and other debris - even a small twig could injure a carrot's growing tip, stunting the root or making it fork.
3Step ThreeAdd plenty of organic matter; it will lighten heavy soils and increase the moisture retention of sandy ones. Carrots grow sweeter and less fibrous in soil that remains moist.
4Step FourSow carrot seeds directly about two to three weeks before the last expected frost in cool regions; in warm climates, you can plant in fall, winter or spring. (Like most root crops, carrots rarely appear as started plants in nurseries.)
5Step FiveSpeed germination, which can take 10 days or more, by soaking seeds in water for 6 hours before you plant them.
6Step SixMake early sowings shallow to capture warmth from the sun; sprinkle the seeds on the soil surface, tamp them gently and cover them with a thin layer of finely sifted compost. If planting later, when the soil has warmed up, plant seeds between 1/4 and 1/2 inch deep.
7Step SevenThin seedlings before the tops become entwined: Either clip off the greens with scissors, or pull the roots very gently from the ground so you don't disturb the remaining plants. Allow 3 to 4 inches between carrots, depending on the variety (check the seed packet for details).
8Step EightSpray young plants once with compost tea (see "How to Make Compost Tea") to ensure good growth, and mulch with compost to deter weeds and retain moisture. Young plants need at least an inch of water a week, but cut back on watering as they near maturity (check the seed packet for timing).
9Step NineBegin harvesting carrots when they've turned deep orange.

UR NOT THE BOSS OF ME JERRY!

hmmz, posting is cool

Lolz Im postin, even though I went overboard with the suicide thing