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Umm.... what? :???: Check your post count and then subtract 1 from it to see what I saw. Ahhh... Yeah. I noticed it when I posted that first one, thought about commenting on it, then didn't. And to answer your question, I guess I once was, about two posts ago, but I've moved beyond such childish things to things far more evil. :twisted:

Umm.... what? :???:

Sorry to shatter your world view, but Gaelic ain't extinct either. Oh let's see... Here's one: You know the song Drift Away by Uncle Kracker? Well, I always heard the lyrics to that song as "Give me the Beach Boys and free my soul." I didn't realize until like halfway through high school that the lyrics were actually "Give me the beat, boys and free my soul."

EDIT: As I thought about it more, I realized that this post may not have been about me, though I assumed it was as I mention my faith in my profile and am open enough about it in the forum as a whole. If it wasn't, then I am confused as to where it is coming from. Also, it's a horrible reason to discredit anyone. Attack their info, not the person. And you came into this conversation just to discredit me why? My information comes straight from my Research in Psychology class at a severely NON-religious campus(AKA top 20 most Godless campuses as ranked by the Princeton Review). Besides that, I was just making sure everyone was doing okay on the statistics involved, not making an argument either way. If you care, I am very much in support of gay rights.

Speaking from a psych major point of view, any gender "trends" using psychology are much smaller than people think. Genders have much more in common than people often wish to believe. Mostly, there's overlap. I'll edit in pictures showing what I mean. Edit: Okay, so here are some rough drawings that attempt to imitate bell curves but do a really poor job of it because I used paint and made them in five minutes. Here are what people perceive gender differences to be, with a category women are better at showing that nearly all women are better at that thing then nearly all men, with only the best men being better than the worst women: Here's how things actually are, with the mean of women being only slightly better than the mean of men, a difference made significant only by the number of people who have been tested showing that women on average score better than men in that category:

You's better be trollin'

It doesn't particularly sound to me like you're describing asexuality, more like you don't have an interest in dating girls(or boys), two things which are completely separate. Asexuality is a sexual orientation (or lack of one). What you seem to be describing is a lack of romantic interest in women. You said yourself that you still see women as attractive and desirable, presumably at some level sexually, indicating that you aren't asexual. Gosh darn it all to heck, Dan, I hate it when you're right, I just wish you would say it in a nicer/more helpful way sometime. By that I mean, couldn't you find a way to say what you want to say without insulting the person you're giving advice to by calling them (even indirectly) a [kitty]? Also, as a side note, I disapprove of the use of derogatory terms that are sexist or discriminatory in nature. Just sayin'.

Monster is... disgusting. I can't stand the smell or taste of it, nor how anyone can stand to drink something that is so completely unhealthy.

Well you never know, they announced twilight princess for gamecube and then delayed it FOREVER while they waited for the Wii to come out as they recoded the game for Wii.

I had a similar dream the other night where I was black for some reason. Well, "some reason" being that my body had gone missing and they somehow transplanted my memories and experiences electronically into a black body. I was convinced that I would someday get back into my body and that this was a completely reasonable cutting edge technology. My family and friends were completely used to me being black. I don't quite understand, as it was lucid in the sense that I could control what I was doing, but I didn't realize I was dreaming. At one point I looked down at my hands and saw that they were black and looked in the mirror and missed my own body. To me, this was all perfectly reasonable.

I've always wanted to wear a skirt. Never actually done it though. I'm sure I will at some point during my college life. Heck, at my college people probably wouldn't even look twice. (Unlike a certain place by the name of Morehouse.) Wear what you want and don't think twice. Some days it's harder than others, but just ignore what people think of you and do what you want. Only reason I don't wear skirts is I don't own any, and I'm not sure how kindly the dressing room people at department stores would take to me trying on skirts until I find what my size is.

Sort of belongs in the confessions topic, but it's because the subject came up in this thread that I thought of it. Anyways, on the subject of grades, I've always sort of wondered what it's like worrying about not passing a class. It's just not something that even appears on my radar. I would almost have to try to do it. I just know I'll pass my classes, most likely with pretty good grades. I don't mean to sound like some sort of know-it-all genius, I'm just genuinely curious as to what it feels like to have to try to not fail a class. Anyway, my finals got done a few days ago at college, so I'm back home now and bored already. A friend and I are gonna sublet a place near our college, but we have to wait until June to move in. Until then, I'm stuck 7+ hours away from all of my college friends, and my high school friends aren't living here this summer either.

Found out I aced my math final. Huh. Shows what a little studying does for me. Normally I didn't study and did okay, like B- C+ range on the tests, but I wanted to see if I could swing my grade to an A-. This might have done it, we'll see what happens in about a week.

Gtfo nub, lead-filled bats are so last month. It's all about sharpened tooth brushes these days. Sharpened one end, razor blade melted in the other end. It's what all the cool kids have. Plastic Spoons. About the most dangerous weapon you can have. :thumbsup: No joke there. I can seriously make a plastic spoon into a very sharp stabbing weapon in about 5 seconds.

...? As far as I've seen, being asexual is a myth. I mean, my girlfriend was considered asexual before she started dating me. 'Asexual' people are just people who ignore their natural attractions. Whatever the reason for your mental distaste, you must be physically attracted to someone/something. I doubt asexuality is a myth. My friend is disgusted by the thoughts of all things sexual. She describes herself as a bi-romantic asexual. She even doesn't like the idea of kissing anyone. Also, note the existence of AVEN, an entire community devoted to the idea. Try and convince all of those people that asexuality doesn't exist.

My interactions with her last night made it seem like she's not actually interested, by that I mean she was completely cool around me and there was nothing out of the ordinary. She just was saddened that her feelings for her crush weren't returned, and that there was nothing she could do about it. If she does have feelings for me, they are obviously much less than they are for said crush. As for my own feelings about the situation, they're complicated. She's always been classified by me as "off-limits" for me to actually have feelings for, for a number of reasons I can't share, even though I think I've had slight feelings for her from time to time. What's different this time is that thinking she had feelings for me took down some of the barriers I put up to prevent myself from developing feelings for her, so I really did start to like her. Meh, I've blocked the feelings before, I can do it again. They aren't strong enough to break my mental blocks. And if it turns out she does like me, then I can let them take their course if and when that time comes.

It's because those are the only stats you have that are high enough to make the Runescape highscores, and that is where most signatures draw their levels from.

Well, then try clicking Dan's username, click the tab that says "blog," then click the button that says "visit this blog."

So I think a friend of mine likes me. It's quite complicated though. She shares a lot with me, and I comfort her through a lot of things. Recently she told me about her first real "crush" of sorts and how much she admired this person and everything about them. She says all the things she likes about this person. The thing is, the things she says about this person could also be applied to the friendship I have with her. Also, she has made comparisons between me and this other person. She has been rejected by the other person, but they still maintain a very close friendship. So, lots of reasons to suspect she does. Tonight, she stops by and we talk a bit about our day. She seems like she wants to say something, so I stay quiet. After looking down for a while, she gives me a look and we meet eyes for a minute. After breaking eye contact, she asks me what I thought her look was saying. To me it seemed like her look was saying that she had something to say, and that she saw something that made her happy in me, but I didn't want to say that, so I just downplayed it a bit and said I don't know. After some more silence and her seeming like she wanted to say something, she gets up saying she needs to go to bed. Finally, I say that she looked like she needed to say something. She then gives a cryptic response of something like "I often feel that way around you, my mind wants to say something but my mouth won't say words. You seem to make people feel that way sometimes. Its kind of like that line from Cars [the Disney/Pixar film]: I create feelings in others that they themselves don't understand." She then continues on her way to bed. So I don't even know... We'll see what happens. I don't want to push her on the subject and end up feeling completely stupid when it turns out to be something completely different, but who knows. At the very least it takes my mind away from my ex, who goodness knows I need to give up on but can't shake.

Apparently you misread my post. I said that it was better that than cheating, just I wouldn't feel entirely comfortable being in that position.

It kind of makes me nervous when I hear someone broke up with someone for the reason of being with someone else. Better than staying in the relationship and cheating on the other person, but it raises the issue of lack of (how do I say this?) job security, so to speak.

You know what I just realized? Jagex released this skill with only like half of its content. What kind of a release is that? Sure they did it with summoning, but they thought that was good enough for quite some time, and did have followers up to like lvl 90. This skill stops like halfway through. I think it's ridiculous. And sure, I know I'm being a little slow on the uptake with this, but whatever.

That actually sounds plausible, and actually quite creative. It certainly would account for how seemingly uncryptic this clue is. That's definitely an amusing way to interpret things... :razz:

I have been called too nice before. Never in a negative way though. And sometimes, saying I'm sorry becomes more of a habit than anything. It's not a good habit to have, though, as it actually can be annoying. From one too nice guy to another, I think being too nice is okay. And I'm sorry if that doesn't help. :wink:

Haha, please. I live in a city with the self-proclaimed most churches per capita, top 3 STD rates in the nation, and a university recognized with its own form of chlamydia - Raider Rash. Just because someone's religious doesn't mean they aren't a person. You're less likely to be [bleep]ing a girl the night you meet her, but she'll feel the exact same feelings. Just interpret them differently. I second that (unless it's a religous extremist. They'd never let anything happen before marriage). Hey now, don't go calling people religious extremists just cause they'd never let anything happen before marriage. This category includes half of my friends, and we certainly aren't extremists.