Do you think I look older than my posts?

[Sop]

Post what you think I look like. After a while I will put the pic up..

Spoiler

Photo is up!
Shitty ipod touch camera..

 

[laurenz]

I think you look very young.

 

[Nathan Drake]

If you look older than the age of five, then yes, you look older then the impression given by your posts.

 

[ShadowSoldier]

short dark hair, very skinny and weird looking smile. that's my guess.

 

[Zorua]

You look like text.
You're the first human-text I've seen.
I'll take a note of this - For Sciene!

 

[Buleste]

Is this you?

 

[Sop]

proof of connceept

Spoiler

meh
came back from jarods
chillin at Kimmorley Residence now
how are you?
[friend]
alright
wbu
[You]
ok
would you say i act maturely?
[friend]
yerr
[You]
older than the age of 5?
[friend]
yes
[You]
ok
[her]
aha

 

[Zorua]

proof of connceept

Spoiler

meh
came back from jarods
chillin at Kimmorley Residence now
how are you?
[friend]
alright
wbu
[You]
ok
would you say i act maturely?
[friend]
yerr
[You]
older than the age of 5?
[Christie Maree Maes]
yes
[You]
ok
[her]
aha

Concept proven invalid.

 

[Wabsta]

You look like a 12 year old. With your "Trollpower", and your Triforce, and your trollish posts, and your "If you can't triforce don't talk to me.".

 

[Miss Panda]

short dark hair, very skinny and weird looking smile. that's my guess.

Like this but with emo hair.

 

[Raika]

I see you as a generic nerdy fat kid with a bowl cut.

 

[Chhotu uttam]

i you say you look older by 60 years then yes.

 

[Shiro09]

You look like this:

nothing here yet..

 

[Zorua]

That's your brother.
That or you're older than what you display.

 

[8BitWalugi]

10 years old is my guess.

EDIT: Now you look 14-15. With regards to your post language, grow up bro.

 

[Sop]

10 years old is my guess.

EDIT: Now you look 14-15. With regards to your post language, grow up bro.

I'm 12.. So I can act that way, "bro".

 

[Buleste]

10 years old is my guess.

EDIT: Now you look 14-15. With regards to your post language, grow up bro.

I'm 12.. So I can act the way, "bro".

That'll be the Bieber effect.

 

[Sop]

10 years old is my guess.

EDIT: Now you look 14-15. With regards to your post language, grow up bro.

I'm 12.. So I can act the way, "bro".

That'll be the Bieber effect.

This?

Spoiler

Is you listen closely, you can hear moms all over the country shrieking in horror as they listen to a Ludacris CD they bought because “he seemed like such a nice young man on that Justin Bieber song.”

My guess is that upon unwrapping the Luda CD they where appalled that in the song “My chick bad” he rhymes about stripper poles and the variety of activities that occur in establishments that happen to have those structural elements. It’s a shame really because those moms fell for what I call “the Justin Bieber effect.”

What’s that? Simple, it’s the pop culture phenomenon that occurs when a G-rated commodity is aligned with something not so G-rated. We Christians think, “Oh look at that. Mr. Ludacris is rapping ‘mittens’ and ‘kittens’ on the Justin Bieber album. I should buy his CD to enjoy more of what I believe the kids are calling ‘ditties.’” You essentially get lost in the constantly windswept “bangs o’ Bieber” and caught up by his great performance on Saturday Night Live. He’s so young and innocent and Canadian.

Or maybe you haven’t been Biebered. Maybe you were Black Eyed Peas’d. A few years ago you heard a song by the “Black Eyed Peas” called “Let’s get it started” and you thought it was really bubbly and positive. It’s like audio Red Bull! Then you bought a few Black Eyed Peas albums and realized the chorus was actually, “Let’s get retarded.” And you have no idea what the song “my humps” is about but unless there’s a camel involved, that can’t be clean. So you shake your fist into the sky like Old Man MacGregor, the guy who was haunting the lighthouse in an episode of Scooby Doo and who would have gotten away with it if it weren’t for those meddling kids.

Long before the effect even had a name, back when Justin Bieber was still in diapers and not trying to become the next Ashton & Demi with Kim Kardashian, my parents got tricked by pop culture. Or rather they got tricked by Michael J. Fox.

They really enjoyed that lovable Canadian scamp. Who didn’t? Family Ties was fantastic. Alex P. Keaton, you rascal! Always up to shenanigans or tomfoolery or dare I say, causing donnybrooks. So when the movie Doc Hollywood came out a few years later, they were excited to rent it for their three sons. We popped it in, watched the first half hour or so and then whoa … nipples!

That’s right, mid way through there’s a completely unexpected topless scene. Out of nowhere, me and my entire family experienced a bit of awkward communal nudity.

Awesome. The Justin Bieber effect got us. We were woo’d into thinking we were about to enjoy some “safe for the whole family entertainment,” and instead saw the prequel to Elizabeth Berkley’s “Showgirls.”

Has this ever happened to you? Growing up or even raising your own kids, did you ever get a piece of pop culture that had a surprise in store?

Am I the only one who has experienced the Justin Bieber effect?

 

[Buleste]

10 years old is my guess.

EDIT: Now you look 14-15. With regards to your post language, grow up bro.

I'm 12.. So I can act the way, "bro".

That'll be the Bieber effect.

This?

Spoiler

Is you listen closely, you can hear moms all over the country shrieking in horror as they listen to a Ludacris CD they bought because “he seemed like such a nice young man on that Justin Bieber song.”

My guess is that upon unwrapping the Luda CD they where appalled that in the song “My chick bad” he rhymes about stripper poles and the variety of activities that occur in establishments that happen to have those structural elements. It’s a shame really because those moms fell for what I call “the Justin Bieber effect.”

What’s that? Simple, it’s the pop culture phenomenon that occurs when a G-rated commodity is aligned with something not so G-rated. We Christians think, “Oh look at that. Mr. Ludacris is rapping ‘mittens’ and ‘kittens’ on the Justin Bieber album. I should buy his CD to enjoy more of what I believe the kids are calling ‘ditties.’” You essentially get lost in the constantly windswept “bangs o’ Bieber” and caught up by his great performance on Saturday Night Live. He’s so young and innocent and Canadian.

Or maybe you haven’t been Biebered. Maybe you were Black Eyed Peas’d. A few years ago you heard a song by the “Black Eyed Peas” called “Let’s get it started” and you thought it was really bubbly and positive. It’s like audio Red Bull! Then you bought a few Black Eyed Peas albums and realized the chorus was actually, “Let’s get retarded.” And you have no idea what the song “my humps” is about but unless there’s a camel involved, that can’t be clean. So you shake your fist into the sky like Old Man MacGregor, the guy who was haunting the lighthouse in an episode of Scooby Doo and who would have gotten away with it if it weren’t for those meddling kids.

Long before the effect even had a name, back when Justin Bieber was still in diapers and not trying to become the next Ashton & Demi with Kim Kardashian, my parents got tricked by pop culture. Or rather they got tricked by Michael J. Fox.

They really enjoyed that lovable Canadian scamp. Who didn’t? Family Ties was fantastic. Alex P. Keaton, you rascal! Always up to shenanigans or tomfoolery or dare I say, causing donnybrooks. So when the movie Doc Hollywood came out a few years later, they were excited to rent it for their three sons. We popped it in, watched the first half hour or so and then whoa … nipples!

That’s right, mid way through there’s a completely unexpected topless scene. Out of nowhere, me and my entire family experienced a bit of awkward communal nudity.

Awesome. The Justin Bieber effect got us. We were woo’d into thinking we were about to enjoy some “safe for the whole family entertainment,” and instead saw the prequel to Elizabeth Berkley’s “Showgirls.”

Has this ever happened to you? Growing up or even raising your own kids, did you ever get a piece of pop culture that had a surprise in store?

Am I the only one who has experienced the Justin Bieber effect?

I was thinking that trying to look like an androgynous singer makes it impossible for anyone to guess your age.

 

[Sop]

10 years old is my guess.

EDIT: Now you look 14-15. With regards to your post language, grow up bro.

I'm 12.. So I can act the way, "bro".

That'll be the Bieber effect.

This?

Spoiler

Is you listen closely, you can hear moms all over the country shrieking in horror as they listen to a Ludacris CD they bought because “he seemed like such a nice young man on that Justin Bieber song.”

My guess is that upon unwrapping the Luda CD they where appalled that in the song “My chick bad” he rhymes about stripper poles and the variety of activities that occur in establishments that happen to have those structural elements. It’s a shame really because those moms fell for what I call “the Justin Bieber effect.”

What’s that? Simple, it’s the pop culture phenomenon that occurs when a G-rated commodity is aligned with something not so G-rated. We Christians think, “Oh look at that. Mr. Ludacris is rapping ‘mittens’ and ‘kittens’ on the Justin Bieber album. I should buy his CD to enjoy more of what I believe the kids are calling ‘ditties.’” You essentially get lost in the constantly windswept “bangs o’ Bieber” and caught up by his great performance on Saturday Night Live. He’s so young and innocent and Canadian.

Or maybe you haven’t been Biebered. Maybe you were Black Eyed Peas’d. A few years ago you heard a song by the “Black Eyed Peas” called “Let’s get it started” and you thought it was really bubbly and positive. It’s like audio Red Bull! Then you bought a few Black Eyed Peas albums and realized the chorus was actually, “Let’s get retarded.” And you have no idea what the song “my humps” is about but unless there’s a camel involved, that can’t be clean. So you shake your fist into the sky like Old Man MacGregor, the guy who was haunting the lighthouse in an episode of Scooby Doo and who would have gotten away with it if it weren’t for those meddling kids.

Long before the effect even had a name, back when Justin Bieber was still in diapers and not trying to become the next Ashton & Demi with Kim Kardashian, my parents got tricked by pop culture. Or rather they got tricked by Michael J. Fox.

They really enjoyed that lovable Canadian scamp. Who didn’t? Family Ties was fantastic. Alex P. Keaton, you rascal! Always up to shenanigans or tomfoolery or dare I say, causing donnybrooks. So when the movie Doc Hollywood came out a few years later, they were excited to rent it for their three sons. We popped it in, watched the first half hour or so and then whoa … nipples!

That’s right, mid way through there’s a completely unexpected topless scene. Out of nowhere, me and my entire family experienced a bit of awkward communal nudity.

Awesome. The Justin Bieber effect got us. We were woo’d into thinking we were about to enjoy some “safe for the whole family entertainment,” and instead saw the prequel to Elizabeth Berkley’s “Showgirls.”

Has this ever happened to you? Growing up or even raising your own kids, did you ever get a piece of pop culture that had a surprise in store?

Am I the only one who has experienced the Justin Bieber effect?

I was thinking that trying to look like an androgynous singer makes it impossible for anyone to guess your age.

I hate Justin Beiber.. My hair doesn't normally look that "beiberish" and anyway I'm shaving it off soon for cadets.