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A friend of mine recommended it to me. I've got it downloaded on my other computer, but I've yet to play it...

I always liked the music on FLCL! I heard the band itself was a pretty good band.

I heard it was a very good game. I'd like to play it. :D

I used to smoke, but quit about six months ago. I just threw the cigarettes away and tried as hard as I could not to think about the cravings. It's hard at first, but, I guarantee you, it gets easier. I asked my friends to help me take my mind off the cravings and they really did help out. But, for some people, quitting cold turkey just makes it worse. A friend of mine tried the gum and it really worked for him. So, if you can't just stop, then, try the gum or the patch. Best of luck to you!

Currently listening to: Tool- Lateralus I've had this album for a LONG time, and I've always loved Tool. I thought I'd lost the CD then, I found it the other day, and I've been listening to it ever since. I've also been listening to alot of A Perfect Circle, In Flames (Saw them in concert a few weeks ago and they rocked!), and Static-X (Their old stuff. Shadow Zone was very disappointing).

I can't tell the difference between the new ones and the old ones. I'm glad they haven't lost their touch. :D

I've got nothing against tatoos. I know alot of people who give tattoos for a living, although, I have seen some bad looking and tacky tattoos. I don't know if I would ever get one. That's a big decision because of permenance. If I was to get one, it would probably be a small one. :D BTW, your tattoos are really cool. :D

Peter: "Oh cheer up, Joe! We could go bike ridi-... roller skat-.... jump ro-.... lie in the grass?"

I think the worst breakups are when someone gets their friend to break up with their bf/gf for them. I had to do that recently. :shock: One of my friends just invited me over to her house, gave me her boyfriend's number and said, "Call him and break up with him for me. I don't want to do it." I was like, "You want me to call a person I don't even know and have him be informed by someone he doesn't know that his girlfriend doesn't like him anymore?" and she was like, "Yeah. I'm gonna be in the other room watching TV. Just come out there when you're done." And she walked away. It was really weird...

Lois: "Peter... You're scaring me." Peter: "Good! Embrace the fear! Dance with me Lois! Dance the dance of life!!" I also like the episode where Lois is talking about the last gift Peter got her. And it goes to a flashback. Lois: *Opens up a box* "Oh wow... A human thumb.. Where'd you get it?" Peter: *Has his hand tucked under his arm and his shirt is extremely bloodstained* "It... it was on Ebay... *throws up* Oh god, Lois! Call an ambulance!"

Peter and Lois are at some store and a guy walks up who obviously works there. Guy: "Hello! Can I help you?" Peter: "Yeah, do you have those round things that you bury in the ground and they explode?" Guy: "You mean... land mines?" Peter and Lois: "Laaand miiines!!!"

Couldn't have put it better myself. I'm into a lot of metal, which is a genre where drummers tend to get a lot of recognition - mainly because any metal band worth listening to will have a drummer who's fast and technical as hell. If i had to mention 3 drummers i really like, they'd be: Igor Cavalera - Sepultura Vinnie Paul - Ex Pantera, Damageplan Danny Carey - Tool As far as bassists go, i think it's a lot harder to stand out. Bass just tends to be a little bit in the shadow of the guitar in most bands, but here are a couple of bassists that stand out for me Flea - Red Hot Chilli Peppers Ryan Martinie - Mudvayne Tim Commerford - Ex Rage Against The Machine, Audioslave As far as keyboards go, i don't think i actually own too much music that involves keyboard/piano playing. I can only really think of Matt Bellamy (Muse) as someone who stands out on that instrument. I would say Chris Martin (Coldplay) but, at the risk of being lynched by Meesy, i think the piano parts he plays are fairly simple.... i might be wrong because it's an instrument i have no knowledge about, but that's just the impression i get. You just mentioned all the people that I was going to say something about. Danny Carey has to be one of my favorite drummers ever, and Igor Cavalera is awesome. It's amazing to just WATCH Ryan Martinie play bass.

That's great. :lol:

I heart Family Guy! It's such a great show. My favorite quote will ALWAYS be: Stewie: "Yay and God said unto Abraham, 'You will kill your son, Isaac.' and Abraham said, 'I'm sorry. I can't hear you. You'll have to speak into the microphone. And God said, 'Oh. I'm sorry. Is this better? Check check, one two... Jerry pull the high end up, I'm still getting some hiss back here." I also like one of the newer episodes where they move to AsianTown and it's showing a commercial for Asian Trix. Asian kid: "Siwwy wabbit! twix are for kids!" Rabbit: "You share!" *Kicks two kids, snaps the other one's neck, grabs the box of cereal and runs away*

Lol that was one of the greatest songs I have EVER heard! :shock:

I usually hang out in the St. Louis servers. There's hardly any lag for me.

Get yourself attacked by a Highwayman and start to try and escape by walking and constantly calling him names and asking why he's attacking you. Go to where someone is woodcutting or mining and try and advertise the fact that you are selling the exact same thing they are in the process of getting. Example: Go to where someone is chopping willows and say repeatedly, "selling willows!" And for a better noobish affect, use bad spelling and punctuation, and try to sell the product for 10-50 gp over the usual price.

Lovely songs! :D *round of applause*

Lol. Sounds like dieting tips that I'd give someone...

I like to use ficticious, meaning not real, fictional. melancholy- sad Someone above mentioned "inevitable", which I use alot. I'll post some more when I can think of them. :D

I've only cheated once, although, I have helped my friends cheat a few times. Last year, I took an advanced placement class, skipping Physical Science and going to Biology. I saved literally every bit of my work from that class and at the end of the year, I just gave it to one of my friends who will have Biology when school starts this year.

Lol. I liked the shirts. The bracelets (especially the "Geek") one were kinda stupid. I have a shirt that says in big letters, "RPD" and then below it in smaller letters it says, "Raccoon City Police Department". No one gets it except for my friends who play video games. But, I don't care. :D

So what did they do? Pluck it from her fingers and told her she wasn't allowed to use it while they stood by and watched her suffer from an asthma attack? She had the inhaler in her purse, and that's what she told them. They wouldn't allow her to go get her purse. They just made her sit there and wait for her mom.

Highly unlikely. When a kid has bad asthma and has to carry an inhaler around, the child's parents have to get everything clear through the school nurse so that they can carry their inhaler around. When a kid has an asthma attack, they're at risk for a number of things, shock, unconciousness, and sometimes even death if they aren't treated immediatly. It's highly unlikely the school prevented her from using her own inhaler. The parents hadn't even let the nurse know that their child had asthma. At my school, all medication that is required to be taken during the day has to be registered at the office. They wouldn't let her use her inhaler because they didn't know she had asthma because her parents hadn't specified that she did, and they didn't even know if it was HER inhaler. (There's a pretty big drug problem at my school and they're very paranoid about kids abusing medication such as inhalers.)

I guess I can understand what the guy was saying. But, that just seems a little extreme. Once when I was at school, a girl had an asthma attack and they wouldn't let her use her inhaler until her parents got there. So, I'd have to agree with you. The paranoia of being sued is rediculous. But, people today sue over the stupidest things... :roll: