Blipo

That's just it. You want to look nice, so you're fashionable. Not in the traditional sense, but still fashionable. Neat, not nice. I make sure I don't smell bad, I'm clean, that I have a little bit of variety in what I wear day-to-day, and that I brush my hair. Besides that, if I want to wear a striped polo shirt and purple shorts, I'm damn well wearing a striped polo shirt and purple shorts. Not that I would ever want to, but.. My attire is 100% jean pants. Always, even in PE (loose jeans during PE). I usually wear my touque (because it keeps my hair out of my face and my head warm). And I wear any old t-shirt + my rain jacket, my hoodie, or my denim sleeves. Not... very... fashionable.

I'd go to prom nekid if my date did as well. oO I'm not fashion-oriented. I try to look neat, but that's it.

Yes, but cats also scratch you and drag in all sorts of things from outside. Trolls are fun to poke with sticks.

Quite. IGotGrapes, that's not exactly a good attitude... Where I live (Vancouver, Canada), it sometimes seems there are more Asians than Caucasians. There's nothing wrong with having a high *insert citizenship here* population. And really, we may be ignorant teenagers - I fall into that category - but you appear to be an immature preteen. So let's not point fingers. : )

I play WoW - I have a level 36 Mage and a level 16 Rouge. In terms of graphics, animations, and music/SFX, WoW wins hands down - although I hate their damn music personally. However, RuneScape wins in terms of community - which really says something. RS has way more scammers and macroers - WoW has way more 12-year-olds who can't spell for their lives, who flip out at the slightest thing, and who beg incessantly. Plus, using Add-Ons to harvest gold and experience is allowed. In terms of content, RS is the true winner - quests in WoW are rather stupid - talk to this NPC for a reward. Kill twenty of these for a reward. Etc. Also, there's very little back history, or at least any that really plays a part in the game. In RS, the quests are incredibly well done, with a good storyline that ties right into the history. Also, ease of use goes to RS - it has unlimited free playing. Access to the paying version is many times less than WoW. WoW currently takes up six gigs of space on my computer, and was $30 from the store - RS takes up all of 10k of temporary cache space, and doesn't need to be installed. RS allows transfers over servers - in WoW, this is only available a few times a month, and costs money. I lean towards RS, in terms of my favourite game. However, WoW also kicks serious [wagon]. I love RS, but when I need to just @#$&ing pown up a server, I turn to WoW for all my sick needs. Let's keep the relation between RS and WoW civilized, eh? : )

Sex is the most powerful force. It's what drives... everything. ^^

Results 1 - 10 of about 8,790 for blipo. (0.21 seconds) Someone registered as me on a RuneScape bots forum. Someone registered blipo.com!

I consider my own name to very original - and yet, I've seen people using my name all over the place. I'm fairly certain someone's copying someone, because (at least where I can check), no one's used my name at any point around or before I first signed up for RuneScape as Blipo. Pretty darn frustrating. I've also come across Bliepo, Blippo, and Bllipo. >.

14, 15 in November.

Discworld is one of the best book series I've ever read. It's a comedy/fantasy series. The author, Terry Pratchett, holds an incredibly unique award - the most shoplifted author in the world. There are currently 35 books in the main series, with two more coming up and another two hinted at. There are also five short stories, four "Mapps", three science books, two quiz books, a diary, and seven associated books (with one upcoming). There are also eleven stage adaptations of different books, two animated movies, and numerous audiobooks, both abridged and unabridged. Seriously. It took me four years to read the whole series. The benefit of this is, by the time you get to the end, you forget what happened at the beginning, so you can go back and start all over!

Not meaning to be homophobic or anything, but gay accents really startle subs. ^^ My friend used to do a hilarious "stereotypical Asian accent". Doing one of those would get a big laugh, although it wouldn't last long.

I can't list all of the things I've done in school without spending an hour or so writing. Also, I was involved in some rather disturbing things, and I'd prefer to not be banned from TIF. So, here are some highlights: A few weeks ago was the mandatory "English Department Reading/Writing Comprehension Exam". This is a long test for no marks that you are required to take. It consists of various articles, usually politically biased. You must then write paragraph responses to them. They are used for charting your progress through the English curriculum. I refused to take mine; I tore it up into small pieces and arranged them on my desk to spell "F--K THIS!" on my desk. I did not get in trouble for this. During PE, we are required to run three laps of the driveway - on a good day, I can do the run in six minutes. If it's raining, we run laps of the gym for ten minutes. During a gym running session in Grade Eight, one kid (who was considerably larger than me) repeatedly bumped into me and tried to trip me as he ran past. I asked him to stop twice. The third time I kicked him in the leg, floored him, and threatened to kill him. My teachers never found out about the threat, although I got a detention for the physical violence. In Grade Seven, I would protest any unfair punishments, directed at myself or any other student, by any teacher. I did so, along with a handful of friends, by climbing up onto the gym roof during Lunch until we were promised an apology for the students involved. Eventually, we were threatened with expulsion if we continued. We protested this by commandeering the PA system for a full ten minutes before the teachers managed to get through the barricaded office door. In Grade Seven, I was playing basketball outside with friends. The nets were junky plastic ones mounted on the wall; we were taking distance shots. We were at twenty feet, and I threw the basketball overhand. Amazingly, it went in, but it also took the hook off the wall. My friends and I firmly denied being on that side of the school at any point of the break, and the teachers eventually stopped trying to pin it on any one of us.

No, no, no, no, no! Bad JaGeX! If you're going to rerelease emotes, then you have to give me the scythe and bunny ears I wasn't online to pick up!

Wheat is the new cabbage. I love that JaGeX recognizes the OoC in such ways. : )

You sure it's a DVD drive? =D Just gotta check.

Err. You can't ask Osman about the Garden until you've completed the Prince Ali Rescue quest.

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I believe you used to be able to find up to five MIDIs store in temp files on your computer. Besides that, no, there's no way of getting them. Try Googling it.

Trackers in your shoes...? That's a bit over the top, I'd say. My parents aren't very restrictive of where I go, what I do, who I see. I can imagine it'd be pretty horrible to be clamped down like that by your parents; knowing they know where your car is, where you are, what's on your computer..

First, make sure any other users are logged off - go to Task Manager and have a look under Users. Then, go to your Proccesses tab, take a printscreen, and link me to it. (include the taskbar CVP)

Octopus Football. It's, like, American football, but played with a small octopus. I kid you not, we have an Octopus Football tournament every year at camp; winning cabin gets the Toilet Bowl for the year.

You know, he's not accusing you of stealing the article. You didn't need to state you came out with this before the Times in your title. Oh, and speaking of titles. You know what I'm obsessed with? Hunting down and killing people who make their thread titles all caps.

You didn't?! I grew up with five pin! My cousin could bowl 200 at five pin when he was eight, so he always did his birthday parties at the five pin bowling alley. He was such an [wagon] about it.

Hell, I'm not normal, I have Asperger's Syndrome. ^-^

Well, I'm trying to install Ubuntu on my computer. When you're in Windows, and you throw in the CD, you know it's working because it gives you a little splash screen, telling you what you can do with the CD. So, I restart, like it tells me to. I change the BIOS so that it boots from my CD drive first, and my two hard drives second and third. And voila, it trys to boot from my CD drive. Searching for Boot Record from IDE.. Ok Master boot Record Error Press any Key to Continue And then it boots from my hard drive. I've tried this procedure with two different CD drives and three CDs. Help much?