I don't see in what ways the above argument opposes the idea of human rights. It think that the details of situations tend not to have a great deal of impact on the application of universal, codified principles, because human rights are always applied with some basic recognition of circumstance.
Given I am unable to distinguish between most genres of music, the last few posts on this thread might as well be written in a foreign language for me.
That the trailer doesn't look at all like the game is understandable, and as such I take no issue with this being the case. However, I do think that if Jagex insist on spending money on such a nice looking trailer, they should at least make something a little more inspired and less clichéd. My two cents.
How exactly was it not? I cheated on this person just to confirm that I wanted to break up with her, and because her neurotic behaviour drove me to it I feel somewhat less guilty than if she were sane.
Can't believe I didn't see this thread earlier. Though I'm not the most qualified person when it comes to computers and whatnot, I can't help but feel this is all rather futile.
^ That's very strange indeed. The only thing I've seen that comes close is once, on the outskirts of Rome not too far from our old house, I saw a group of gypsies park up by the side of the road, one of them got out, defecated, got back in, and they all drove off as if nothing had happened.
It depends what they are like and what you are like... Personally I have shown my parents that I can cook, can handle responsibility and that I can be trusted so they treat me pretty much like an adult. I'm 14 so it works. To be blunt though, just show them that you won't be a <3: up the moment they leave the house, but mostly it depends on what they are like... Second to my mum, I actually do the majority of housework. My parents are from India so I don't think there's anyway to change their mind. Perhaps I'm being slow, but I don't see the connection here: are Indian people renowned for being stubborn or something?
I'm this way too. I very rarely watch any movies besides documentaries, I get bored with most everything else very quickly. I have trouble reading fiction as well. Even more true for fantasy/roleplaying stuff. Can't get into it. I recommend the TV series Civilisation, presented by Kenneth Clarke. It's among my favourite documentaries of all time, though you'll have to bear with the 1960s Britishness of it. I'll post episode 1 and you can look for the rest if interested. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNGzoJFj9g8 I suppose I should add that paintings are exempt from my rule. Just realised that wasn't clear.