NZ_Dingo

And another one bites the dust.

I hope you're being half sarcastic Nope completely serious. One of the best men in the world was someone who tortured hundreds, if not thousands of people, and ordered the deaths of thousands of people? Yes. Multiple presidents have gone to war and effectively ordered the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people in the name of 'peace' yet still held in high regards for their actions. Actions can have adverse effects his actions had extremely good ones. So tbh I idolize him for his work and the repercussions. But their actions caused the implementation of the Nuremberg Conventions for human experimentation; generally speaking ethics don't change unless there's a shock wave that leaves people horrified. The purpose of the experimentation was to improve the German armies; although many people don't agree with the methods the end is justified. But hey that's my opinion; feel free to disagree :P

I hope you're being half sarcastic Nope completely serious.

For now 70 so I can get decent xp at Ape Atoll when I get around to it :P Then the goal will be 90 :D Thanks :shades:

I leave this lovely song on repeat while I train agility; props if you know where it's from ;) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22ltlLZkFlE 58 Agility. 60 Agility. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :shades: :shades: :shades: :shades:

Completed Goblin Diplomacy, Plague City & Biohazard! Made a quick start on RFD More agility! :D :shades:

Friedrich Nietzsche - Nihilist philosopher who's work I love. Sir Isaac Newton - Discovered gravity. 'nuff said. :mrgreen: Albert Einstein - Amazing scientist and philosopher also a bit of historical irony; he hated his own creation. Marie Curie - Work-aholic died as a result of her work. Also won multiple nobel prizes :thumbsup: Josef Mengele - Angel of death. Interesting life; one of the Nazi Doctors in WWII. Contributed to the advancement of medicine and was part of the reason that medical ethics were revolutionized.

Woo diy'ers! :DD Best of luck! (:

Best of luck with 80 Dungeoneering! :D :shades:

Running as fast as I can! :D I'M SO CLOSE! :P I'm getting 52 atm then may go for 70 ;) :shades:

Hannibal Rising Red Dragon Silence Of The Lambs Hannibal. <3

A bit random but was that taken on North Taranaki Bight? Nope! :P Piha beach in Auckland :D

Some agility levels courtsey of The Tourist Trap :D

Pretty pro loot :P

Best of luck :3

Few levels innit :cool: Took me 20 kills to kill rift ripper boss though D:

Sweet Dreams Are Made Of Seven Nation Army - Eurythmics vs. The White Stripes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hT5eJwgAtvY <3:

Thanks :DD Also; WOO New Zealand! <3:

Thanks :mrgreen: Haha; thanks :ugeek: I quite like mining from time to time; although I reach points when I avoid it like the plague :P Yes! Do it. I think I shall! :D Defense is amaaaaaazing :P

31 Dungeoneering! :D

<3: <3: Thanks, I might aim for 70 def via dung :3

I saw that one at school. The whole class was bummed out for at least 2 hours after it was over. Let this be a lesson for anyone organizing a film evening with friends: don't pick Requiem for a Dream. The last movie I've seen is the last Harry Potter. A fitting ending to the series. After I watch Requiem For A Dream I always feel down but I always end up going back and watching it. SO ADDICTED! Watching or reading something extremely bleak and/or crushing leaves me empty after but I always go back for more <3: <3: <3: <3: Also; Just finished watching A Clockwork Orange for the millionth time. <3: <3: Parts still upset me but that's what makes it great!

60 Defence <3 WOO! :D

Ty for support dave, saw you in friends chat too! Just noticed~ Had friends hidden >_< I look forward to watching your progress :D

The Hunger Game series — Suzanne Collins. [hide][/hide] Primarily the final book. The series as a whole was gripping I couldn't put the books down until I had read them all. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: His Dark Materials — Phillip Pullman; [hide][/hide] I loved The Amber Spyglass most :D I was in awe after I had first read that piece. The story was just... *speechless* <3: <3: <3: <3: [hide] "What do you see?" "Corruption and envy and lust for power. Cruelty and coldness. A vicious probing curiosity. Pure, poisonous toxic malice. You have never from your earliest years shown a shred of compassion or sympathy or kindness without calculating how it would return to your advantage. You have tortured and killed without regret or hesitation; you have betrayed and intrigued and gloried in your treachery. You are a cess-pit of moral filth." — Metratron; [/hide] Deja Dead — Kathy Reichs; [hide][/hide] Another book that I couldn't put down; the TV show (Bones) albeit amazing does not do it justice. How To Kill A Mocking Bird — Harper Lee [hide][/hide] Although I hated it at first; I grew to love it. Really good example of human nature. 1984 — George Orwell; War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength. How could any not love this dystopian master piece? The origin of big brother and pretty much sums out a lot of our fears <3: [hide][/hide] A Clockwork Orange — Anthony Burgess [hide][/hide] Welly, welly, welly, welly, welly, welly, well. To what do I owe the extreme pleasure of this surprising visit? Needless to say I'm a sucker for dystopian novels :P :cool: