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If there's a victim involved, I think it's immoral. If not, then all I can hold against it is that it's icky. As long as all of the women are fine with it, I see no problem. Some jealousy issues might arise but this one doesn't seem like that big of a deal. This one is hard because I've heard arguments that animals do imply that they are consenting, making my victim argument crumble. If the animal does consent, I guess there technically is nothing immoral about it. This one really bothers me though because even though I can't rationally verbalize why, I still feel like it's wrong. Maybe it's because I expect better from humanity than to stoop down to a primal animal's level. But that sounds too metaphorical. :-# Even if they give consent at the time, children are not fully developed and shouldn't be subjected to a sexual experience which they might later regret when they do mature. If you really think bagels are hot, by all means go for it. I have two different opinions about this: 1. I believe that your family should fulfill a vital role to your upbringing and sex would just taint that, in the traditional/modern family sense. 2. We're all related somewhere down the line, so I guess it's just natural. So... I guess it's alright so long as they are not actually a part of your family-family (as in they have a status such as brother, aunt, grandpa, etc.).

Funniest word ever. :shock: And to think of all these wasted years I spent with the word "minpin".

Refs are bound to make mistakes here and there, but in soccer a goal is a pretty big deal. Hmm, maybe he just wanted to become popular on the internet? At first I couldn't understand you, then I looked over and saw Boomhower and I get the joke now.

Yeah, come on. No need to bring up that painful chapter of our lives. I'm here to recover.

Why is that? PS: Anyone try dunking cookies in beer? Oddly enough they actually complement each other. :mrgreen:

Exactly how I feel about music. Money should be a pleasant side effect to making good music, not the motivation behind it. Besides, when you think of all the fans, it's probably better for marketing that music be made because the musician wanted to express his 'heart and soul' rather than wanting to 'manufacture a product'.

So did The Who. I don't think that has anything to do with them being overrated or not. I'm sick of hearing The Beatles everywhere I go. I mean, I don't think they're that horrible, just not good enough to be played as much as your average person wants them to be played. But then again, the thing with The Beatles is that they have sooo much music that everyone is bound to like at least one or two of their songs. Their music is applicable to many different generations and types of people, so I guess it shouldn't be a huge surprise to me that they're so popular.

Wow, anything over 6% is considered high here in America. Lucky blokes.

Wha?? I said FF12 over Kingdom Hearts? I completely forgot about that game. One of the funnest RPGs I ever played, especially fighting all those hard side bosses like the Ice Titan. My only complaint was that it should have been longer.

Nice Blizzaga and Firaga materia. :thumbup:

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Been getting into fashion lately. My favorite outfit so far is my Microsoft shirt with a leather jacket over it. It's so IRONIC that I don't need to use an IRONER!!!

Well nothing's really wrong with that. It would be a much more boring place without them. I just think it's pretty funny. But as for doing that in Walmart, something is terribly wrong there.

Microsoft sucks at making consoles. I treated my 360 like a fragile trophy and it already has MAJOR problems reading discs. I have to install my games onto the hard drive or else it will randomly say, "Cannot read disc. Try cleaning it." for every single game I have - even a brand new one fresh from the case. I got it last Christmas too. Not to mention PS3 has online built into it. The only thing I can give 360 credit for is that I think they have a better selection of games.

Haha, the mall. Some kids go there with no money in their pockets and no intentions of browsing. They're just there to interact and see what everyone is wearing. We don't have a mall in my town so everyone uses Walmart to get their social fix.

It could really be anything. What you ate, the type of drink, if you're moving around a lot during drinking, the temperature of the drink, how fast you drink, and even what mood you're in. Try experimenting with different variables to find out what it really is. Yeah, that's a funny thing. I can drink shot after shot of whiskey and only feel a nice buzz, but after like 6 Natural Ices I'm ready to call it a night lol.

Microsoft.

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They all suck in their own unique way. I used to watch them all the time when I was a little boy, but that was just for an excuse to see boobs. Come to think of it, I can't really think of any horror movie I actually enjoyed.

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Shhhh! If we all just pretend like these movies don't exist maybe they will finally go away.

I think a lot of people are drawn to Tool solely because they aren't traditional and that's the spirit of rock. What drew me in was their take on the whole "heavy" sound. I really can't stand how most bands implement heaviness. Most of them just take it too far making it too husky and leaving no room for melody. For me, Tool is one of the only ones who seems to be doing it right. Some good examples are the endings of Parabola and No Quarter. Don't get me wrong though - there are a lot of Tool songs that would make me rather listen to The Beatlers.

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