Lenticular_J

I buy tons of vinyl, and convert them to mp3, but I still have roughly 3,000 songs I torrented.

Left is more common these days. It's more popular. But people who are far to either side are usually [bleep]s.

pics? no homo but 6% is impressive *IF* it's true Ha, I know a guy that was 3% body fat in his legs last year. They couldn't even get it on his arm, he's ridiculous. He doesn't weigh very much though, he's just solid muscle.

You see, if you even wanted to consider trying to think about doing something that would entertain you, you would have found an alternative already, because I can guarantee you that you can find something fun or interesting to do in London. I'd understand if you lived in a town with a population of 50, but London? Come on. In the end it's all up to you. Yeeeeah. We live in a world where pleasure is the one common goal. You can walk through a park whose aesthetics were designed to please down to the feel of the grass, listen to your favorite music, eat a hotdog, and text your best friend at the exact same time. You can ride an ostrich as a sport, for Chrissakes. There's no excuse to be truly bored. Of course, it is kinda bad when you're a teenager. Hormones plus an inability to do many things is a lot like one big cluster-[bleep].

Yep. I'm not giving real advice here, just a general thing. Read "The Game" by Neil Strauss. It will change your perspective on women completely - because it's true. My brother's read it, most of his friends have read it, and now it's being passed to me and my generation of friends. I've only read half of it, but I've gotten three girls' phone numbers in the past two days. [bleep]ing life-changing. You just have to take what it teaches to heart. EDIT: And thanks to Latios, I realized that I'm making you all lose. Sorry.

I don't have trouble aiming any weapon with just the plain iron sights. Maybe I'm just good, but the red dot actually throws me off a little bit. Whatever, gives me more of a chance to use silencers or grenade launchers or whatever.

I find life to be pretty absurd. But it's what I think happened. So the latter, house.

That's a really cool idea. I'd do that but my roof digs into my walls, and I have three MASSIVE windows, so there really isn't any room :/ Ha, no room in my room.

You mean we created God, as in we just made him up? No, that's the way I was trying to avoid. We could have created God through our belief in Him. A sort of hero syndrome - you create a hero by believing in them. I see human belief as a very powerful tool.

You could say they're the least biased though, since everything they report on is just to [bleep] with everyone equally.

I've noticed that in NE bows are a lot more powerful. A normal shot will kill someone. But I've also noticed that there are magnets in people's heads that draw my arrows towards them. I got 30 headshots out of 37 arrows against Rhodoks an hour ago. But in sieges against Khergits, said magnets repel. Seriously. You know the glitch where an hour just gets stuck in the sky? Imagine that happening during a siege. WITH ALL YOUR [bleep]ING ARROWS. AAAAAUUUGH. Seriously, I could see all my arrows floating where people's faces were.

We could be the creators of our Creator. I don't mean in some snide way, literally.

In our human ignorance, we very well could have created some confused, human, baby God. Faith created God, God created faith ...

Had them. We have hospitals, though. The reason it's killing so many in Mexico is because, when you cram 20 million people in half of Rhode Island, it's gonna get ugly. Well, we could take the one boat that will go there in four hundred years.

Some record stores keep vinyl album covers and sell them just like that. I want to find one of those stores and buy a whole bunch of album covers.

Wow, this is getting serious. We've practically shut down our border; even if you're allowed in, you're checked thoroughly for even the slightest sign of the flu.

Pine Mountain Railroad, or maybe Iron Horse. RAH!

I freaked out when that gun showed up last time I had this game. I was doing the Blood Ties quest, and I hear a screaming and a bunch of tingling and I see shiny stuff flying all around me. I freaked out and started shooting everywhere. I was able to find the gun, but only like four shots. Most landed on the roof or fly down a nearby hill.

Maybe because it's from a fictional book. I disagree with many of the quotes in Dune. House Atreides clearly doesn't occupy Dune. Because it isn't a place, to my knowledge. This is really the same as the other one. Which was the same as the last one.

Mark Twain is my great-great-great uncle or something like that. Pretty dang cool. Here, lemme think actually ... I think my dad's grandmother's father's dad, was Mark Twain's brother Orion. Or my great-grandfather's mother was Twain's sister Pamela. Not sure the exact details. Those two were his only siblings that lived about as long as he did ...

It's interesting to watch the rush from far away. But when you're stuck in it, it's nowhere near as fun. Like a forest. From outside, it's beautiful. But on the inside, you can't see the forest for all the trees. I tend to take things pretty slow. But if I'm intent on doing something, I rush pretty hard. Zerg style. Judging by some of these posts, you guys would hate me. It'd taken me an hour to walk a mile with some friends, we go that slow.

I'll be using the numbers system. They're pitiful then. But [bleep]ing Vaegirs suck in NE. We took out a Khergit castle (only 100 or so guys in it) with over 800 troops. Their armies lost 100. I only had Achilles wounded, but that's because I had one Elite Huskarl and Achilles for my troops.

I'm starting a mercenary company in NE. I'm trying to get me and all the heroes above level 30. Much, much easier when they can't die :thumbup: So far most of us are above level 20, I'm like 34 and still do terribly in castle sieges. I don't get why, but my hits are always either insta-kills or zeroes. WHAT THE HECK IS UP. I'm waiting for dark knights so I can take a castle without making any enemies. Well, I really want a town, but I don't know if I can take one. ANYWAYS.

I think you should look into Pierre Teilhard's theories and thoughts on dogma. I'm surprised this guy wasn't made into a saint, although many thought his doctrine heresy because it seemed very alike to Socinianism (considered heresy because it was an even more skeptical offshoot of Antitrinitism, which is an offshoot of Christianity that's much like deism due to its rejection of most scripture except for the belief of Jesus' divinity). In case you don't feel like looking too hard into his theories, I'll sum up what I know. Teilhard thought that all beings - humans would likely be the first, but even bacteria would do this - will evolve into an eventual unification with the Godhead, the Omega Point. Today, if his beliefs were widespread and well-known, I wouldn't be surprised if they were relatively common. He believed we should focus on bettering ourselves and helping evolution takes its random, winding course.

Gonna add some more. Find a cheaper, public way to build maglev trains. Meet Natalie Portman. Seduce said Natalie Portman. Invite Megan Fox. Assist in starting a world-renowned brewery. Be the maker of one of those stupid Youtube videos that become pop phenomenons. Own a candy factory. Survive malaria. Mug somebody. Track them down and return what I stole the next day, with an apology. Get a license for operating any and all vehicles. Explore a cave ... EDIT: Oh, and probably one of those at the top of my list: attend the Night of Decadence at Rice University, whether I'm accepted there or not. In full costume, of course.