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it's the new hip thing to pretend to like. Give it a few months and it'll be a thing of the past. Why do people insist that we just "pretend to like it"? As for your second sentence, Season 2.

I never got the appeal of montages. It's just people doing "l33t killz" against terrible players.

I honestly don't see why Hasbro would take down the episodes. First of all, a lot of people (including me) were introduced to the show through Youtube Second of all, fans without cable can watch the show Third of all, a lot of fans bought the toys and merch

I got launched pretty far. And my uber was wasted.

My brother moved to his dorm today. I'm lonely now.

*clicks on last video* "Let the bodies hit the floor, let the bodies hit the floor, let the bodies hit the..." NOPE

How did that get past the cashier?

People who yell when they talk. Seriously, everybody doesn't need to hear your conversation.

No.

Thank you, TIFers. I came out to a friend of mine (who is a female) on the bus, because she happened to ask. She was okay with it. I was comfortable because I didn't know her all that well and we don't really hang out. Coming out to close friends is going to be really hard for me. And I've realized that I was bisexual for years and didn't know it. I found men in movies attractive, but I didn't really pay attention to it and thought it was natural.

Okay, so, I realized I was bisexual yesterday. My brother came out to me recently (he is gay), and it made me look into my own sexuality. I realized that I was bisexual for years and didn't know it. I had some special feelings for some men but I never really thought about it. I've always been somewhat feminine (ponies don't count). I'm atheist and liberal, but for some reason, I feel really guilty about it. I don't know why. My parents are conservative Christians and I'm sure they would be really disappointed if they found out. I'm ashamed but I don't want to be. I feel uncomfortable about myself atm. This is probably a more serious post here, but how do I deal with this?

The game looks nice so far. I managed to catch a match before school this morning.

So I'm taking an Honors Geometry class this year. Teacher gave us homework the first day. Last year, I sucked ass at Algebra. I'm actually understanding everything on this homework. Perhaps Geometry is more my thing.

People who are constantly on their phones. If you're on a bus or something and don't have anybody to talk to, it's fine to text or whatever. But it's just rude and disrespectful to play on your phone during class and when you're talking to people.

That was me who made that, haha. Today was the first day of school. It looks like it's going to be a pretty chill year.

I honestly don't mind having it cost money to fast travel. Like Yahtzee said in his Oblivion review, being able to fast travel to any location at will defeats the whole purpose of a huge game world. I wonder if the system will work like Daggerfall, where you have to pay gold to inns when you fast travel.

Unless they adjust it, it's going to be hard to aim for the head in the console version. And it takes quite a few bullets to kill someone just by shooting them in the torso, meaning gunfights are going to last a while.

When girls on Facebook make "Photography" albums and all it is is just pictures of flowers.

Why does the guy (shopkeeper I believe) at the beginning remind me of the heavy?

Rumors are saying that the maps are smaller and recoil is changed for consoles. I hope it's not true.

People on forums (especially the HoN forums) are already saying, "This game looks like League of Legends 2. What crappy graphics, I'm not buying" *sigh*

Also, why are there six slots?

Sorry to double post but... [spoiler=Leaked Screenshots (WARNING: Large Images)]

I kinda laughed when they said that this was coming to consoles. Most kids would DL it, realize you can't aim down the sights, then delete it.

When I forget to do something and my parents automatically blame it on video games. Example: I woke up late and forgot to walk the dog this morning. "Oh, well he must have been too busy on his video games to walk the dog"