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I just stick to saying I love someone in a family way, or brotherly, friendly or lover way. I keep it simple and it still gets the point across. Although I do find all the terminology interesting, but it is sort of irrelevant to me personally. More or less, I think I'm trying to say it doesn't really matter, because everyone interprets love in different ways for the most part.

Maybe he just wants to be in a relationship? I don't see anything wrong with that.

Wish granted. You now realize that fanboys can get extremely obsessed to the point where one of them might try and kill you just for getting/having a girlfriend or making a decision they don't agree with. I wish Blaze would post all of his creative ideas for this thread one at a time per turn.

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I'm not a very talkative person, both offline and online. Don't know why really. How I act online is far from how I act offline (still noticeable similarities), but for some reason my lack of communication still exists on both parts. How often do you find yourself messing up your sleep schedule during the month? Quite often that it can get annoying at times when I am trying to plan things with friends. It's not really my fault either. If I try to force myself to fall asleep when my body isn't tired, I can't sleep; I just sit up in bed and wait to get tired.

Banned for -ow!-...... kicking me in the groin.

Banned for irrelevancy.

That donut was REALLY good. 100hp

I play wall ball on the wall. 98hp

Current day FPS games. They all seem to be recycled clones of one another. (Yes, they have their differences in them, but nothing outstanding. The genre just isn't progressing much outside of what it is atm) Most hated pokemon?

It would depend on the complexity of the robot. If it was a fully developed AI, I would try to teach it things. If it were just some machine that did programmable chores/errands/commands, then I'd use it as a house cleaner since it wouldn't really have a "mind of its own". When characters in a story are very well written, do you find yourself connecting to them and caring about what happens to them in the story? Quite often I do if they are VERY well written. Otherwise I have that momentary concern that disappears, but it's not often that I actually feel for the characters except in rare occasions that the writer did an amazing job.

[spoiler=More Mass Effect 3 stuff.]After I got over my initial anger at the ending. I decided to take my time and look over things, watch some analysis videos and draw my own conclusions from what the game presented and the opinions of others. I am going to give the ending a chance and wait for DLC to give me some sort of closure to all of this.

Ah, Dark Souls. One of my favorite games of all time. I've taken a break from it to play Mass Effect 3, but I'll be returning to it once I'm finished. Not sure what character I would want to make now though. I've taken 6 characters through both NG and NG+, and working on a 7th character as an "RP character" I'm writing up outlines that will be turned into my character's story once I am finished. (I do an area, jot down notes, then proceed). Unfortunately the task requires that I memorize a lot of the lore. I love all the story in Dark Souls. It isn't given to you, but it's there. You just have to look for it.

[spoiler=Mass Effect 3 mini spoiler]I am truly disappointed with how the 3rd game ended. It ruined the entire series for me. I can't even see myself going back to play the previous titles now just off how it ended. /end mini rant

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yeah, I noticed all of that too so far (only 9 hours in atm). I think that is the major flaw with ME3, if you want different outcomes and a few different events, it highly assumes you are going to go back and play 1-3 all over again. I am loving it so far for what it is, but I'm really missing a few things. I could tell in many many instances where ME2 would have dialogue options that ME3 just lacks and it automatically has dialogue at the ready for you. Also, the paragon actions, I've had one of each of paragon and renegade total. I really liked the system in ME2 for that as it opened up a lot of options depending on how you built your Shepard. Not feeling it so much here.

*rolls over and dies from teh awesomeness that is ME3 bursting into my brain* Also, cousin is over at mah house. She agrees.

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A longsword is primarily a thrust weapon. It's the broadsword and it's like that are slash weapons. So the tip is very relevant. :P

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