I am asking this one 

I am saying yes that one

Nah I use it a lot too 

I am saying i use it a lott...too much

i ak still using it though

I am trying to find the origin of this quote...

“You don't become an 'artist' unless you've got something missing somewhere. Blaise Pascal called it a God-shaped hole. Everyone's got one but some are blacker and wider than others. It's a feeling of being abandoned, cut adrift in space and time–sometimes following the loss of a loved one. You can never completely fill that hole–you can try with songs, family, faith and by living a full life... but when things are silent, you can still hear the hissing of what's missing.”
—Bono

Any ideas?

I am very excited that I found the answer for you It's in U2 by U2. Don't know what page, but here's a quote from a blog I found

"Calling it the, “God-shaped hole,” in the book U2 by U2, Bono describes it as something that everyone of us has, “Some are just blacker and wider than others.” Explaining that it’s a feeling of being abandoned, cut adrift in space and time, he says, “I don’t think you can ever completely fill it in this life. You can try … but when things are silent you can still hear the hissing of whats missing.”"

Here's the link

http://blog.songpull.com/?p=79

I am thanking you.

[have]

i am hoping if the presale is next week then it will be on a day i work then i can tell them i can't work that day sorry i have to make sure the presale happens for philly or else i will be not happy w/ dad if it doesn't happen.

I am preparing to ask my parents about going to see U2 in NY in June 

I am happy that I finally got more jeans, I needed them 

I am thinking I should follow in Zooey's footsteps and start running again. It's been too long

I am jumping on this bandwagon! I miss running terribly, but have lacked the motivation to actually get off my rump and do it.

I am happy that you even do like to run, I hate running 

I am happy that you even do like to run, I hate running 

I am saying, don't be impressed, I hate the first three miles of every run. After that the endorphines kick in and it is awesome!  But up until that it's pure misery.

I am happy that you even do like to run, I hate running 

I am saying, don't be impressed, I hate the first three miles of every run. After that the endorphines kick in and it is awesome!  But up until that it's pure misery.

I am saying oh okay, I thought most people hated running 

I am happy that you even do like to run, I hate running 

I am saying, don't be impressed, I hate the first three miles of every run. After that the endorphines kick in and it is awesome!  But up until that it's pure misery.

I am saying oh okay, I thought most people hated running 

Most do because most never go long enough to get to that "euphoria point"

I am crazy enough to keep going until I get there because it's *so* worth it! Kind of like the long wait for a spot in the pit. 

I am happy that you even do like to run, I hate running 

I am saying, don't be impressed, I hate the first three miles of every run. After that the endorphines kick in and it is awesome!  But up until that it's pure misery.

I am saying oh okay, I thought most people hated running 

Most do because most never go long enough to get to that "euphoria point"

I am crazy enough to keep going until I get there because it's *so* worth it! Kind of like the long wait for a spot in the pit. 

I am wondering what the "euphoria point" feels like?

I am agreeing with Fly, I hate running