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All hail them in their mightyness! Shall the memory of their epic tales go down in history. What a sad yet glorious day this is.

[hide] [/hide] What a blasphemy post! We are honouring the paperclip here. What do you think this is? Some kinda funny house?

To all those glancing, but not recognizing, remember this: Where would you be today without paperclips? You all owe them for the great service they have give us. Post in remembrance, not in spam!

I agree fellow paper clips brother. The killing of the faithful paperclip, the one who has led us through so many years is an abomination! I myself other realize the tragedies that have happened, and thus, help us mourn for our great loss! Indeed, What would paperclips do?

Update: made this an official thread, plus I added a new link to the first post.

*hugs everyone in the thread* As Mad says, "Hug and spread the love!".

pffft wussis.

Non the less, the arrest should not of happened, and the officer could of bitten the burger, then gone back and got a new one. They would give it to him. And for the record, she did the right thing by telling her manager. Thats where the manager is meant to take action. Since s/he did not, its their fault, not the worker.

Trust me, I've worked in a fast food joint, and the only reason the person would get sick is because he has a bad reaction to it. The ammount of salt put on it would not make him sick. I tell this from experience. Also, yes if she did tell her supervisor, its the supervisors fault. All of it is the supervisors fault.

:? Dosen't Dc, Ac, Crises core, and Before crises explain enough? Either FFVI need a complete do over in the graphics department, or we can redo almost everything about FFI, and I'll be happy.

*hugs Rebdragon*

Ya... thanks impostor...

Come on man, share the love!

Thats right people! Tomorrow is free hugs day. What is this you might ask? Well it is actually a Face book event, but it is something that all people, from all countries, all over the planet can do. What is the point? To show acceptance and love to every other person. How is it done? By simply accepting and giving out free hugs. No strings attached, to anyone, from anywhere. Where did this idea come from? Well the Facebook event gives a bit of history, but a friend gave me this link to that shows just how powerful this kind of event can be. Rules? Don't force hugs. Just freely give or accept. Free. What do you all think. Would you attend?

Dragon force - Fury of the storm.

meesy? I think thats her name. She sold it for alot.

:( But random battles make the series.

WELCOME TO THE FINAL FANTASY THREAD. Here we can discuss all things pertaining to chocobos, magic, and moogles. Final Fantasy Review and History All Things typed here are in my own words, but I do use Wikipedia and http://www.eyesonff.com for some occasional information It was 1987, and it was pretty much the end of Square. After their last few games made, all seemed lost. With bankruptcy around the corner, the company sought to make a last game. Hironobu Sakaguchi was charged to create this last game, their Final fantasy. And thus, Final Fantasy was born. A role playing game for the NES consol which would later become the brain child for all future role playing games of its platform. The game was simple to todayÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Å¾Ã¢s standards, but back then, it was a marvel of entertainment. Within Final Fantasy there was a large world to explore, a subjective battle/class system, and an epic storyline for a game of its time. All these qualities led it to its fame, which helped the money-starved company find a phoenix down. Final Fantasy central around 4 heroes of light who come to a town bearing the crystals of light. These heroes were destined to return the land from darkness. To do this, they had to restore the 4 crystals to their former light. After this they learn of a greater, more pure, evil; Chaos. The game used for characters, but there were 5 classes (fighter, black mage, white mage, red mage, monk, and thief) that the player could chose from in the beginning. After this great success, Square decided to create a second Final Fantasy. This time they opted to change both the storyline and combat elements. The story line was based around 4 static characters and a few other guest characters that would be swapped in and out until you found the 4th character. The combat changed dynamic and fairly complex. Unlike most other RPGÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Å¾Ã¢s, Square decided to go for a cause and effect kind of system. So instead of gaining EXP in a fight, a character would gain points for a specific skill or stat depending on an action (i.e. if a character was hit, it would increase stamina and hp, if the character used a sword a lot it caused them to be better at it, ectÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ãâæ). This system was quickly replaced in the third as it could be abused and was not well accepted (One could hit their character so many times in the beginning of the game that they received max health before the first boss!). (Unfortunately, I canÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Å¾Ã¢t comment on the story, as I have not played very far into the game. The battle system is not one I like at all!) Well, Square had a lot of money at this point, so they decided to go with a third game. Unfortunately, it never saw the shores of North America or Europe and stayed a Japan only title until recently with the release of the remake for the Nintendo DS system. This game brought back the job class system 4 characters (with guest characters in the remake). The thing about the class system was that it no longer was limited to 6 classes. It had reached a total of 21 classes (and in the DS version there is 34 IICRC). This delivered many, many possibilities. The classes could also be changed during the game allowing for a ride range of game play. The story of this game again revolves around 4 friends who meet up and learn that, again, the darkness is trying to take over the world of light (apparently the last time it was the other way around). So in order to fix the disorder, the 4 must travel near and far to unlock the power of the 4 crystals in order to banish the darkness from the land. Are we sense a theme yet? Ah! Number two. Wait! What? ÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ãâ¦Ã¢â¬ÅYou already went over number two!ÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬ÃâÃ

Ill do this. Give me time though, I have to complete more of them :-w Ill find time to review VIII,IX,X, and X-2

Paranoid |||||| 22% 49% Schizoid |||||||||||||||| 66% 53% Schizotypal |||||||||||||||| 70% 53% Antisocial |||||| 26% 47% Borderline |||| 18% 47% Histrionic |||||| 26% 43% Narcissistic |||||||||| 38% 41% Avoidant |||||||||| 38% 39% Dependent |||||||||||| 46% 37% Obsessive-Compulsive |||||||||| 34% 40% Very accurate.

If i hear a song, ill get it. Thats what i rather. I'll make my own soundtrack/album on my mp3 and listen to them in an order that sounds good to me.

Don't you order the majority of your DVD's on the internet?

Yes. I just dont see why killing cows like this is fine, but if I put up a movie of a dog processing factory, the topic would be flammed and locked in just a few minutes. Simply because of today's morals and our history of cows vs. dogs. In most places, the cow has become cattle, used for various purposes, whilst the dog was domesticated to be mans best friend, and is only eatin in a few countries.

Baconator ? *barf* BTW, I am pretty sure this is a real video. Well... it looks like its from a movie, but that is pretty much the real way its done. They use as much of the cow as possible.

Ya, nothing I'm surprised about. Thought it was gonna be something about chemicals. That is what I would be worried about.