Bows

She's seen all the classics, she knows every line.

Thanks.

Work in an hour. Long night ahead.

By definition. Clearly not what I'm meaning here though, obviously. So far there's been some very nice stories shared. I look forward to seeing more. Keep posting! :thumbup:

How's the player base? One word: Shitty. However, the majority of people playing still are just that. People. And with that, I leave. That's my General Discussion post for the month.

Scratch that. I want this one.

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Doin' it.

Size: 400 x 150 is a good size. Render: this Text: my name: Bows (And if possible, my LoL Username in a tiny-ish font? "I Know Judo" Thanks. :)

I don't. Night.

I have four accounts total. Savings sits at no lower that 10,000. Checking is usually around 1,000-1,500. My Credit Card which has a 2,400 dollar limit, and then my back-up checking.

Wrong.

I want a damn release date. I've been waiting for years.

Very nice gestures on your part. But one question comes to mind: Are you rich? Giving away $150 just like that is not something I would be able to do, since I am barely able to pay for what I have. Never got around to answering this. I'm not rich, but I do well enough to have a decent amount of money in my accounts. Besides, I was shopping, so it's only natural I had a nice bit of cash on me.

Totally worth it. Everyone thinking about it needs to just do it!

I consider it a life changing experience. It really put a lot of things into perspective. Times are tough and the way people act only makes it worse. I always ask my friends why they never tell people to keep the change, or donate to charity/research funds, etc. The only answer they can offer me is an "I don't know, I just don't." I am a heavy believer in Karma. What goes around definitely comes around; if you are a selfless person I feel that you'll be rewarded. Not by God or some bullshit, but by the people around you. It rubs off. Try holding a door open for someone, or simply smile and say thank you. I'm rambling now though, so, onto the point of the topic. What is your greatest life changing experience?

http://www.npr.org/2008/03/28/89164759/a-victim-treats-his-mugger-right Good people still exist. I consider myself one of them. Here's my two short stories from today. Woke up to a phone call from Kendra (Who's real name is Kym, she just prefers Kendra [for whatever reason], but I'll call her Kym from now on) asking what I'm doing today. I said nothing and she said we should go to the city with our friends and I agreed. So we all get together at my friend Chazz's ex-girlfriend Alyssa's house (who is Kym's best friend) and sort everything out. We leave around 12:00 PM and head to a McDonald's to grab a quick bite before we head to the BART station. Everyone else had already ordered their food and was sitting down eating while I was in line still. A little girl in ragged clothes walked in and got in line behind me; she appeared to be entirely alone. I heard her jingling some change and it turned out to be .59 cents. I ordered my coffee and fries and stepped out of the way so she could order. I waited next to the cash register to see what the little girl was doing and she looked at me and smiled, seeming happy. She asked the older lady working the register for one of the .50 cent cookies that they sell. It turns out it's .66 cents after tax. She was heartbroken. I asked her if that's all the money she had, and she said yes, that she hadn't eaten in three days and was trying to get enough money to eat. I asked if she had any parents and she said she didn't know where they were. I grabbed her hand and took her back to the register (I had taken her aside to talk) and ordered a Happy Meal with the generic girl toy they offered, as well as a small Oreo McFlurry and gave it to her. She seemed confused, as if nobody had ever done anything like this for her. I then gave her a $50 bill and told the manager of the McDonald's to call Child Protective Services and find her parents, and buy her some new clothes with that $50. He did just that. Before we left the little girl (who's name is Kaylee) came up to me right at the door and gave me the toy she had gotten from the meal and gave me hug and a tearful thank you. I said don't worry about it, enjoy your new clothes sweetie, and left. Fast-forward to about 2:30 PM -- We're in the city. I've got some loose change hanging out in my pocket and there are plenty of homeless people in the city, so I decided to give it to someone. I grabbed a Grande Peppermint Mocha from Starbucks and my friends and I headed into the main shopping area to enjoy the day and do some Christmas shopping. About fifteen minutes into our walking around, I spot a homeless man sitting on the steps with his dog, apparently asleep. Target acquired. I walk over after telling my friends to go ahead without me for a minute. I sit down next to him and gently tap him on the shoulder; not wanting to startle him. He wakes up and his dog slowly walks over to me and licks my hand. I ask him his name; it's Tom, he says, and this is Kinder, pointing at his dog. I introduce myself and grab his small empty soup can next to him and drop some change into it. God Bless, he says; and smiles weakly. We both get up and as I'm getting up I subtly pull a $100 bill from my jacket pocket and shake his hand, slipping it into his. Before he realizes what happened I pet the dog, bid farewell and start walking away. I turn my head around to see him crying and holding his dog. I tear up and sit down in a semi-secluded area of a cafe to take in what I had just done for two complete strangers not three hours apart. I never even told my friends. Sometimes I wonder if people notice things like that. Then I remember 95% of society is filled with people who only care about themselves, and that thought is promptly shoved out of my head. Good night, TIF.

Hey.

My car insurance just got cut in half; $73 a month. [bleep] yes.

Yes, you'll get all the emotes when you do the holiday events that correspond with each one. At least I think.

Didn't even occur to me that it was istole. Now I'm a bit more sad than I was. See ya buddy.

K, bye.

Summer? Lolwat.

Nope, you'll just have to make sure you check what world you're on as soon as you log in next time.

Holy shit, Fast. Holy shit.