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14 =D> Don't know how I made it this far but, yes. 14.

Congrats on the proposal! I agree with the people who say to have a different or funny song played. When I was about 5, I was obsessed with Elvis music, and I always wanted the song "Suspicious Minds" to be played at my wedding, as me and my groom were walking down the isle. Being 5, I didn't listen to the lyrics, I just thought the tune was nice. I still am made fun of today, 9 years later. Here's an excerpt from the lyrics. We're caught in a trap I can't walk out Because I love you too much baby Why can't you see What you're doing to me When you don't believe a word I say? We can't go on together With suspicious minds And we can't build our dreams On suspicious minds Yeah.... um *cough* 5 year old girl may I remind you... congratulations anyways, post to tell us what you picked as far as ideas!

Darkness, especially watching a scary movie, ignites our imagination's (no pun intended) "dark" side. Who knows what could be hiding were you can't see? It's very unlikely, but our brains trick us into thinking that anything could be there in the shadows. The result? We get scared. Its all really one big subconscious mind game, being afraid of the dark.

Leo hung from the hammock in his tent, wide awake. Voices rose from Kilroph's tent a few feet away. The voices sounded excited, and tense. One by one they grew louder, as shadows of people carrying torches danced on the tent windows. Leo jumped out of his hammock, and crept past his "parents" to the entrance of the tent. Poking his head out, he saw men and women sharpening swords, saddling horses, and laughing loudly. Leo grabbed his bow and quiver of arrows and ran out to were Kilroph was standing. "Kilroph, what's going on?" Leo asked. The red haired boy smiled wildly. "I had a vision from my dead father last night, Leo. We are to make our raid on the Amythist Rangers this very night. Go wake your parents, the warships are boarding!" Leo turned white. "What? I can't fight! Not now, I still have so much training-" Kilroph slapped Leo on the back. "You'll do fantastic! You're a prodigy! Now get your parents, and get on a ship!" Leo ran back to his tent as large black ships painted with Wilderness Army symbols rocked back and forth at their docks, as if to anticipate the battle. Back at the Amythist Compound, Faylle tossed nervously in her bed. Wind blew at the trapdoor outside of her room, leading to the cliffs and the ragged Port Khazard. She sighed, and climbed out of bed. Quitly tip-toeing down the hall, she lifted the trapdoor and climbed into the cold, windy night. Thunder rumbled in the distance, as black clouds swirled on the horizon. Faylle walked along the cliffs, her nightgown billowing behind her in the wind. She attempted to gaze to the shore of Karam Ja, a few miles off coast, but her view was blocked by the clouds. She stiffled a sob as she thought about Leo, who was probably on that unseen island right now. As Faylle turned to walk back to the compound, a flicker of fire was seen on one of the black clouds. She stopped. The clouds over the sea weren't clouds at all! They were ships! She gasped, and ran into the compound screaming. "Ships! There are ships coming! Help! Luzi, Daniel, Riddius! Wake up! There are ships coming!" Luzi burst out of her room. "What do you think you're doing? You're going to wake up the entire bloody army!" Faylle gasped for air. "There are boats coming! I saw them!" Luzi sighed. "What were you doing outside? Never mind that. We need our sleep, Faylle. Its been a long, trying day. Go back to bed." Faylle screamed. "But I saw them! They're coming!" Luzi grabbed Faylle by the shoulders. "I know this whole Leo thing has really frazzled you, dear, but you need to stop hallucinating. Now go to sleep!" Faylle tried to shake free of Luzi's grasp. "No, don't you understand! There are boats! They might have enemies on them! Bad people!" Luzi sighed, and dragged Faylle back to her room. Pulling a large brass key out of her pocket, Luzi pushed Faylle into the room, and locked the door from the outside. Under her breath, she muttered. "I'm sorry." She slipped the key back into her pocket, and walked back to her room, Faylle's cries becoming softer and softer.

I've had contacts for about 6 months now. They are a bit uncomfortable and a little weird the first coulpe weeks. Mine still fold up, and i need to kinda slide them onto my iris/pupil thingy, but I do like having freedom from glasses.

I'll be landing in DC tomorrow, and staying at a hotel in Virginia on a class trip. I'm sure I'll hear more about it on local TV stations during my stay. God bless you all during this tragic time. Our thoughts are with you and your classmates.

New places include... -City of Fallador -Port Sarim -Monestary with healing monks Cracked me up, seeing as I've only been playing Runescape for about a year and a half, and only been on Tip.It about 5 months.

IMMA FIRIN' MAH LAZAH!!!!! Sorry saw that on the random pictures sticky... couldn't resist.

Bank geek :mrgreen: Sorry its so small, I'm clueless when it comes to images and stuff like that. :wall:

I am neither Democrat of Republican. When I am old enough to vote, I will choose a canidate not by party, but by who I think will do the best job. For example, I will not vote for a Republican who goes against all I believe in just because I say I'm Republican. (Which I don't.) I will vote for the best choice in my eyes, regardless or party.

Eeeeewwwww...... funny but eeewwwww. Its funny and makes me want to barf all at the same time... its bunny...

Some parts were really cool, like you were on a roller coaster thing. Then it got weird, like hundreds of blinking eyeballs and a huge blue head. Its playing at our IMAX theater at the museum, and I saw it last night. I'm pretty sure its playing in others cities, but if its not, forgive me. Anyone else going to have nightmares about giant floating heads for years to come? :ohnoes:

Is that grade 5? In Australia grade 5ers are 10. And yeh, wow Here they are 10 and 11. Those two probably got held back or something. They sound like idiots.... dear God what is this world coming too. :wall:

-My first words were from a musical (Joeseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Go ahead, shoot me.) -I'm in 8th grade, but judges who have critiqued my writing in contests have said that I have an above college writing level. (WOO HOO 2nd PLACE IN WISCONSIN FPS SCENARIO WRITING!!! For anyone who knows what that is.... good for you. =D> If you think it means first person shooter... get off the computer.) - I'm a girl drummer, who happens to be better than all the guys - I'm freakishly spontaneous -I'm super tall -I'm just plain weird to begin with. But its a funny kind of weird... you know, the good kind. :-k

Inner ear infection? Causes you to feel dizzy, throws off your balance, and makes you throw up.

Emily, age 14 That's what I've been told to believe in my whole life, but I'm having second thoughts. (Every teen in my extended family has gone through a little phase where they stop believing in organized religion.) I'm starting to think deeper into it, to the point where I'm questioning the very mantras I've been forced to say every Sunday and Holy Day since I was able to talk. The only problem? I'm literally damned if it turns out to be real. So right now I'm flip flopping.

Something that doesn't involve doing the unmentionable in a cup, or risking getting squashed by a car? AND NO MORE SARAN WRAP! I GET IT ALREADY!!! :lol:

I hope you dont mean pee style 2. Yes number 2 :thumbsup:Wow, he must have a LOT of free time! :lol: *gag* :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Oh wow....

Luzi sat with Faylle and four young boys in the throne room of the Amythist Ranger's underground compound. One boy was flipping through a spell book, his thick glasses sliding down his nose. Another was staring at his feet, drooling, and two twins were engaged in an epic thumb wrestling match. All four appeared to be about seven years of age. Luzi stood and smiled. "Hello, boys. I'm your distance aunt, Luzimelle Herman, and you're here to see if one of you will become the new heir to the Amythist Ranger 'throne', so to speak." Her eyes were red from crying. The thin boy with the glasses looked up from his book. "Excuse me, Luzimelle? The definition of an heir is one who inherits something, usually a place of honor, from somebody, who is usually a relative. Thinking logically, we're far to distant to be the true heirs, and we don't even know you all that well. Wouldn't you think a non-related heir should know the deceased better than we knew your son?" Faylle folded her arms. "Leo's not dead! Why does everyone think he's dead! Me and Riddius saw him ourselves!" Luzi sighed. "Yes, but he obviously was a changed person. It would be far to dangerous to attempt to rescue him. Just knowing he's alive is enough for me. Sorry Reamus, you four are our only choices." Faylle turned red with anger. "But he's your son!" The boy who had been staring at his feet looked up, and raised his hands. "Uh.... I gotta go." Luzi frowned. "Go where, Bimmy?" Bimmy coughed. "You know, go.... I need to go to the-" "Then go, Bimmy. Just go." The other two boys turned their attention to Luzi, still thumb wrestling. "Luz," one asked. "Can Rob and I both be the kings?" Luzi shook her head. "No, Dob. You can't." Faylle stood up and kicked her chair. "This is ridiculous! Leo's not even dead, and here you are acting like he was killed! Breaking news, people! He's still alive!!!!" She ran out of the room, fuming. Luzi turned to Bimmy. "Bimmy, why haven't you left for the bathroom yet?" The boy turned red, and looked towards the puddle on the floor. "I don't need to go anymore."

Dude if I tried that on my sister, I'd probably be forced to either accompany her to therapy, or clean the stain out of the carpet. And I'm not talking fake blood stain. :lol:

THAT one would shock them, seeing as I am a girl....

Banned for only having one post, no icon, and no siggy! :-X

1/10 I just posted after you in the "Guess the CB Level" game.

Nope, not at all. I'm 46. :lol: Um.... 79?

My Mom always gets us good, but I never have had any pranks that people remember. I'm the kind of idiot who switches my sister's dresser drawers (Got in trouble) and plugs the shampoo with a little piece of tin foil. (Made Dad late to work.) Anyone have any good, funny pranks? Yes, my family can take a joke, just not the sames ones I've been trying since I was ten. :thumbsup: