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Like wine-red hair? I think you could say that. Maybe? I don't know much about wine.

Naturally red. Not the orange hair that is called red, just dark red.

S**t happens for me too. It's so true.

Personally I think that in normal to cold weather everyone should be made to wear long concealing trenchcoats. And helmets. Preferably Mandalorian helmets. In warmer weather you could switch out for long pants and a short/long sleave shirt, as long as it doesn't have any revealing parts or is to tight, and you could switch the helmet out for a pair of sunglasses and a cap, but only in much warmer weather. If you can survive in a trenchcoat at current temperatures, you are wearing one. This way we would slowly be able to get rid of the perversity that is coming at younger ages. My point is, we need to have stricter clothing rules, rather than getting rid of them all. Somehow, I doubt this will ever happen though :(

^Listen to this guy. (Though I'd sub in "absolutely fantastic" instead of "good") Also I'd suggest: Good Omens-By Terry Pratchett(Not sure on the spelling) and Neil Gaiman Thud-By Terry Pratchett Reaper Man-By Terry Pratchett ^All very humorous fantasy books.

Well I don't even know the brand names of my clothes, much less whether they're considered fashionable, but I like them. I wear: Black Trenchcoat (But only on cool days.) Two black shirts, one over the other, the over one being an unbuttoned buttoned shirt. Black pants,(I think the kind of pants is called khakis, but I'm not 100% sure on that) Basically, anything black I can get my hands on(Minus any kind of shorts or tightpants.) And I haven't seen this mentioned before, but what about hair? I know that in my city I'm one of the only guys with hair longer than 1/2"(I have a ponytail) and that all the others have those military-style cuts. Is this wide-spread? Or is it just those damn aggies?

I confess that my favorite food used to be fried chicken.

If you're lucky enough to have that food put in front of you every day you should eat it. You think someone in Rwanda is going to give a damn about how some chicken was raised? No. They'd grab at it with both hands. You think the fat american kid is going to give a damn about how his burger was raised either? No. But it's not like he needs it to survive. It's like this: If you need it to survive(like animals do) then it is natural. But since so many people in the richer countries(Specifically here in America) have got past the need to eat meat for survival, it is now just for the taste. A life for taste? That's just not right. That is why America needs to ban it. If other countries could ban it too that would be great. And in the case of the poorer ones, hey maybe we could start exporting food rather than soldiers and war! But that's a different subject.. Anyway, this is just wishful thinking, I doubt we'll ever have a ban on meat eating. But I see no excuse not to ban hunting...ug okay, Off-topic.

I have a brother that's three years and one month younger, and a sister who's three years and three months older.

Free range meat is a joke, honestly it just means that instead of keeping them in cramped cages in a factory, they keep them in cramped cages in a factory thats on a free range. "Humans are just so much better than animals" And this is a perfect example of why we are not. Arrogance. Could you elaborate on that? But yeah, I'm getting off topic to. Sorry.

I understand the lab testing end, but dieng to destroy the eco-system seems a little odd. I mean ban meat-eating and hunting for humans. The animals can do it because they don't slaughter each other by the thousands, after raising those thousands in horrible conditions. If we reverted to hunting with our bare fists and only eating what we and our family members caught, that would be more balanced. Besides, it's perfectly easy for a human to get by without meat.

I don't really want to die at all, but if I had to die for something: then it would be animal rights, a ban on meat eating and hunting, or using them in labs. I don't know if I would give my life for anyone one person though.

Darth Revan-KOTOR Master Cheif-Halo Sergeant Johnson-Halo HK-47-KOTOR Canderous Ordo-KOTOR G-Man-Half Life 2(He's creepy in a cool way.) Kyle Katarn- Dark Forces, Dark Forces II: Jedi Knight, Jedi Knight: Jedi Outcast, and Jedi Knight: Jedi Acadamy

I would have to pick four: Half-Life 2 Halo 1 Guild Wars Runescape(Well, maybe not in quality, but theres just something about it that makes me put it on here.)

15.5 In six months, I can finally get a job \ stupid "child" labor laws...

2/10 I'm home-schooled, and all my home-school friends either moved a way or lost touch. The only people outside my family that I talk to at all are some fellow home-schoolers in my math class, but that's only twice a week and I don't like many of them anyway. So most of my social life is over the internet :( Only activities I have going are schooling, the TV, Guild Wars, RS and math. I keep trying to write the book that's been bouncing around in my head since Dec '05, but that blank page keeps scaring me away. In other words, I really need to get things sorted out. :(

American. 25% Swedish, though I no nothing of Sweden.

Stephen Colbert is my favorite, followed by Jon Stewart and the smaller comedians on the Daily Show. I'm surprised that only two other people mentioned them...

I hate to seem like I raving Guild Wars fanboy, but there are some rather misinformed people in this thread. WoW, I don't know what the quests are like in it, as it is The most [developmentally delayed]ed game ever: but I'll have you know that quests in GW are not merely gather #x. Unlike other MMO's it runs through an overall plot, and has an actual end. The quests in it are more along the lines of: go to *blank* fortress to rescue *blank(maybe a henchman)*, or go find the Kournan scouts at *blank* and eliminate them, so we can proceed to *blank*. Do you see what I mean? Campaign-like quests. Shutting up now....

That's cause it's a PvP game in truth =] The PvE is just a side benefit, the real stuff is in the arenas and halls. Although I don't know why you would find even the PvE boring, it doesn't matter. The point is that the whole game revolves around the player, and not his level. Also I suggest you play Factions first, fun starts sooner there. If you played Prophecies, that's the longest and most drawn out of the three. Edit: As for all-combat, no skilling. That is a sad thing that seems to happen more and more often in RPG's. One thing I miss about Ultima and my DM's D&D campaign...but at least we have RS for that.

I'm sorry to be rude, but Play GW before making any more ignorant comments like that, the level 20 skill cap is what makes the game, personnal skill not how much time you spend grinding. But I do agree with you, WoW's graphics to suck. Edit: Sorry for the double post, I meant to edit it.

This article is made of 100% truth. I bought Guild Wars over five months ago, and I'm still coming back to play here at least once every other day. The community here is that good.

Jesse's guide.

Webster's New MillenniumÃÆââââ¬Ã¾Ãââ Dictionary of English - Cite This Source Main Entry: google1 Part of Speech: verb Definition: to search for information about a specific person through the Google search engine Example: She googled her high school boyfriends. Etymology: trademark Google Usage: googling n Webster's New MillenniumÃÆââââ¬Ã¾Ãââ Dictionary of English, Preview Edition (v 0.9.6) Copyright ÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâé 2003-2005 Lexico Publishing Group, LLC www.dictionary.com. FTW etcetc. Very well I will use this from now on, I suppose my dictionary is behind.

So... You don't think Google's huge popularity originates from the fact that what it really is - what the founders actually invented - was a search algorithm more effective than anyone else's at finding appropriate pages? I don't think Googles any more effective then Ask.Com, Yahoo, etc.