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God, I always forget. Making yourself controversial makes you cool. *Looks at the path KnightLite left on*

Hehe, sorry. It's too annoy Cad predominantly. Sorry if you have to suffer it for a while (sincerely btw).

Sorry if I sound patronising here, but I think you're getting smacking confused with spanking?

No, the pathetic I'm referring to is how you make this out to be a big, massive event. And how you've made sure everyone here knows you've met them. But you know, if that's how you get your kicks :| Oh yeah, I'm talking to Zez on msn now. Your move, Sherlock.

Singing. Provided I already started on my current level (80/99)

I'd love to hear this one...

Yeah, what does that tell you about XBL? :P

I vote he has to leave this pathetic excuse for popularity. Who's with?

Says the man with the Paris Hilton signature :-k

Does Joe Cole do anything other than shoot? :-w

I cover it up well. Really, there's no shame in going to see a doctor once you accept that you might have this depression. The doctor should never force you into treatment you don't want. You could just go for the diagnosis, but I'm sure the doc will come up with good exercises you can do. It's no way this pre-conception of disorder - outcast - pills. Not at all. You've taken the first steps pal, and I'm proud of you.

I'm sure no-one thinks you're an intelligent, witty young gentlemen IRL do they? :P

Really? Hehe cool, I might keep it. That's kinky! :P

That's usually what I think. I spell your name-lock. Hahaha :P See what I mean? :)

I don't know what it is, but something keeps telling me you "own"? Lies. :^o I always enjoy reading your posts.

I think as we move further into this new millenium, we will see the age 'limit' get older and older. I base this on the history of video games. Remember, they haven't been out that long. More and more people, as generations go by, will grow up playing video games and see it as common a pastime as watching the T.V. Therefore, I think more and more 'older' people will be playing games, because they've got older in recreation.

Feel free to digress here, mate. Sometimes, when your confused over something, trying to write/type it up and can sometimes clarify things.

Wrong and wrong. Candle wax.

If you do want to get started, I just googled some free eBooks for you: http://hinduism.about.com/cs/meditation ... y_yoga.htm http://www.yoga-teacher-training.org/ NB: I don't follow the hinduist beliefs of yoga, I merely use it as a relaxation method and energy channeling.

I'm in the same boat, I'm afraid. I'll gladly butt out of the thread if you'd like it focus on the dilemma at hand, by the way. I'm interested, how would you join the discussion without a belief in God? (Just because internet emotions aren't always clear - I'm being completely sincere right now. :P ) Hehe, quite alright mate :P With the absence of God (or a divine right) it leaves the interpretation of "morally good" to be subjective, making it difficult to define it and apply to everyone. But merely on a personal point of view, I share a psychological belief of the body being an active agent. There may be environmental or biological triggers, but ultimately, everyone has the capability to behave for themselves. The equivalent would be God's gift of free will. I believe a person does not necessarily learn through what they choose to do, i.e. a bad behaviour being punished (morally wrong, as it were) thus not being willed to be done again, cannot always be applied. At the same time, I believe that the spirit, the soul of the person, does not have a pre-disposition to know what is morally good. I mention spirit because while I may not believe in "God" or a God, I believe there was some creative force, but it has no direct control over my soul. To be perfectly honest, mate, I'm confuzzled. :P The dilemma has never troubled me so much as to think about it, and I'm stopping the thinking now, as I've realised my thoughts are incomprehendable >.< I accept that moral rights are different for everyone, because the different things everyone believes, and I must respect each and every one's. That's as far as the dilemma applies to me.

=; 'Cause that face don't wanna know!

Arrived today: Can't count how many times I've seen this film, but I finally went out and bought it on DVD :)

Yeah totally. Do you happen to know of a date?

I'm in the same boat, I'm afraid. I'll gladly butt out of the thread if you'd like it focus on the dilemma at hand, by the way.

Bit of an obvious question, if you ask me :P Would you like this ice cream cone? (Dragon longsword) or this ice cream sundae with extra sauce, sugar, cherries and banana on top? (whip) :D