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I might consider it... only because I've barely played RuneScape in the past 3 years so I may not be missing much :P

But he's so skilled at it. I wouldn't trust anyone else to do the job. You're wrong though. Last night I dreamt about two 20 foot tall trolls trying to kill me.

Tripsis gets angry when she doesn't have skittles.

Prude.

Nobody on staff hates anybody. We're all too full of love. GROUP HUG!

Mmmmhhmmm :P

I'm randomly watching Legally Blonde :lol:

THE RING IS TREACHEROUS! IT WILL HOLD YOU TO YOUR WORD! Besides, you should like me because I unbanned you.

*Ahem* Yes I'm still here.

Where we went to school had absolutely nothing to do with our relationship. We met freshman year in highschool, way before college was even in our minds. And in the end, we chose colleges that were the best for us both not because we wanted to, but because it was necessary. His was in the opposite direction of mine by about 2 hrs. What exactly are you trying to prove here Gabe? I am merely trying to establish a background and to see whether or not a relationship effected your decisions about the future. You maybe be one of the lucky few who in the end in actually works out, but in reality, most of the time it's just big talk and being blinded by lust which consumes the young mind into pondering about elements you're not even going to apprehend yet. My best friend and his girlfriend met in high school, went to far away separate colleges, graduated a couple of years ago, and are still dating. They're getting married as soon as he can afford the ring. Love is "just hormones" regardless of your age and prior experiences, btw. I did say there were exceptions. However I disagree with your second statement. In my eyes, love is the compassion and knowledge that you will want to spend the rest of your life with that person, through the good or bad. It is very rare to be able to tell at such a young age whether or not you can do it, but there are exceptional people who can. Kudos to those people. Yeah lust may be just hormones, but love is not. Love is being able to see, accept and respect someone for who they truly are. To appreciate the great things about someone as well as their flaws. etc. etc. Love is about knowing someone and the things you share with them, not the way your body is attracted to someone (which would be lust, and thus hormones).

Yeah the thread isn't about "If you had a million dollars what would you do with it?" I think the question is "If money was no issue and you could buy whatever kind of this product you wanted, which one would you buy?"

My dad's taste in cars rubs off on me... So probably either the Ferrari California (not necessarily this colour, but I do like red): Or the Maserati 2009 Granturismo:

I'm glad to hear that. I really liked him in The Scorpion King and I just don't think he's fit for kiddy movies lol. So I'll be seeing that eventually :thumbup:

Yeah we really need an item change :P If I had a million dollars my first thought would definitely not be "OMG MUST BUY NEW HEADPHONES!"

Hello and welcome to the Tip.it Forums! :thumbsup: The introduction thread was kindly linked by Diesel above :) Please feel free to introduce yourself there! You are welcome to PM me if you have any questions. Happy holidays! :^_^:

What Dupin said ^ Tons of people go to university as an "undecided" major and spend the first 1-2 years taking a variety of classes, trying to figure out what they want to major in. University usually has A LOT more options than you had in high school (in terms of classes). I'm sure you'll find something :) As for the girlfriend issue, that's definitely unfortunate, but if you think about it, they can't really force you to break up if you're determined to stay together. It won't be as easy as it was before, but you two could still make it work if you're serious about the relationship.

Yep it's definitely possible to be in love at a young age. It's a lot less likely, but not impossible.

Sixth book was too dark for me. Didn't like the fifth either, seemed like Rowling lost her touch. Was disappointed in the third when ... forget it. No more spoilers here. Anyhow, fourth and first seemed the most magical. I think the dark, intense aspects of the book are why I did like it :P Rereading 1-3 they just seem so much like childrens' books. Maybe they are more magical but the fact that they seemed to be directed at a much younger audience made them less interesting to me.

I don't know how some of you guys can complain about mixed signals and then suggest to people here that they flirt with a girl and then pretend to be uninterested for a while. :P

I believe the issue is that when you click on the link you posted ( http://img208.imageshack.us/i/atfgbasemapxboxhueg.png/ ), you are not actually brought to an image. Instead, you are brought to an ImageShack page that contains the image, but also a lot of other stuff. What you need to do is on that page, copy the direct URL, which can be found on the right hand side. That URL ( http://img208.imageshack.us/img208/1577/atfgbasemapxboxhueg.png ) is different from the one you mentioned and should work

Finished HP3 today.. now onto Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. This used to be my favourite one :P Probably up until the sixth book came out.

Have you seen that movie with Toby Maguire called Brothers. Exact same situation you're talking about. Ohh I've seen that. A very good example. He gets crazy.

Wow he sure looked psycho..

[hide]Rich people are always [wagon] in movies. Except for like Bruce, the Batman, superheros types. :razz: [/hide] [hide]Except he was an [wagon] before he was rich :P[/hide]

I finally saw The Social Network. [hide=Spoilers]I enjoyed it but it felt too long (or maybe that was because it was late and I was tired? Idk) and I didn't really like the way it was done. By that I mean, I didn't like the jumping back and forth between the lawyers and the actual story. It just kind of annoyed me. Also, I had no idea that Mark was such an ass. >_<[/hide]