Napalm

And what do you do then?

Ainsley.

Only when I have something to ask. If not, I get stumped for 10 minutes thinking of something. Blackjack or poker? Blackjack.

HxH spoilers are out.

No idea. I guess he didn't care as much for winning as to bringing down that cult. He was blind, though, so maybe he thought he couldn't take on the 3 of them.

Shame he died so quickly. It was a funny character.

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I'm baaack~ I think I did well. I need a 9/10 to pass the assignature on the spot, which is what I'm aiming for, or a 4 to go to the final exam. Which I also pass with a 4, and will probably be piss easy.

Well, time to take that exam. Wish me luck.

NEVER It's already confusing enough with just the two of you.

-silly comment about kangaroos and koalas-

>Getting pages

Ha ha, receding hairline.

Some of my secrets... could get me thrown into jail.

I have the habit of just leaving the dishes on the counter drying, and if I let my cat get on there he'll drop hairs all over the place, which will in turn end in the clean dishes. Carlos doesn't seem like a bright one.

I feel guilty about laughing at the Ben one. Oh and also I laughed wayy harder than I should have at the explanation of Abc's clover.

Go dream about us, pepsi.

Oh wow I totally missed that. @adrenal: Oh wow, I totally missed that, too. RIP sweet prince.

Wow I didn't know there was a whole genre dedicated to people called Christian. Sweet.

Eminem is my favorite Hardcore arist.

Back to studying now.

Yeah, well anyway, I have 5 hours to study half a semester worth of knowledge stuff.

Why gamble when I can be sure? That's like letting a dog grow up and hope it doesn't bite you, or train it from a young age not to bite. okay.jpg I can tell you fro a fact life is better if you have something to be proud of. So many people run around "not knowing what they want to do". A higher calling helps give direction and a sense of purpose. I'll tell you, every day it sucks to wake up before the sun and get ready to go, but every morning I love putting on my uniform. Know why? It's the jersey of the greatest team on the face of the Earth. Every day I know I'm training to save someones life, or keep others safe who will. I know my job needs to be done and I do my best to make sure there's no one who should be doing it rather than me. inb4haters Welp, I didn't want to start another argument that will never get to anywhere, but oh boy, here we go.jpg >I can tell you fro a fact life is better if you have something to be proud of. That should be achieved through personal improvement, merits, and hard work, not because you joined a team of tens of thousands of guys who do something just to say "Look guys I was in here! See?? SEE???" >So many people run around "not knowing what they want to do". A higher calling helps give direction and a sense of purpose. >It's the jersey of the greatest team on the face of the Earth. So you'd only reccomend military schooling for indecisive americans? If you weren't part of "the number one team of the world" then you would have nothing to be proud of, and thus military training would be pointless? If you weren't indecisive, and already had a point in life, military training would be pointless? Furthermore, what constitues america as "the greatest team on the face of the Earth"? Definetly not the economy. Nor the highest ammount of military manpower, either. Probably not the culture. Highest kill count? Most effective killing weapons? >I know I'm training to save someones life, or keep others safe who will. Through violence. A soldier is just a glorified murderer. If you wanted to save lives you could save lives that don't require killing others. Or you could research in the medical field. That saves lives, too, without bullets. I'm not gonna say that the world is perfect and we could live peacefully without military and we'd all be happy and blablablabala... but there are more efficient ways to save lives. Being in the military isn't as mush as saving lives as it is getting rid of enemies. Enemies you don't choose, and a riddance you don't justify, you're just a tool of the guys who do those. All in all, I think that if you (as a parent, which you aren't yet) deem military training necessary, you are doing your parenting wrong. All good values that can be attained with military training, can be attained without them just as easily.

I'm going out. When I come back, tyler, I don't want to see you in here.