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Err.. You probably don't need to bump a topic if it's still half-way up the front page. Just sayin'. It's a decent song. I like singing the chorus. It makes me feel manly.

That seems like the kind of girl you don't need in your life; not as a friend, and definitely not a a girlfriend. I'm sure you've picked up on that by now though.

It's pretty hard living in Australia. All respect due to this guy for speaking up for all us Aussies.

Good fashion sense is something I find ridiculously attractive. Particularly if they can pull it off without spending much money. Or.. noses. It doesn't happen very often but every now and then there is a girl with an incredible nose and I'm instantly in love.

Haha, there's no way that's a compliment, but I'm going to pretend it is. :P So I did. It's freaking weird not having hair covering my ears. I can actually hear people now..

I have glasses now. :) [hide][/hide] [hide][/hide]

True, but it makes you lose grip strength. It can also make your knuckles swell which makes it hard to put rings on. :(

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkg3iXx_YLU The drumming is actually artificial, but still.. Makes me wish I played drums.

Err.. Vivaldi was in no way a Romantic or Classical composer--he was a Baroque composer--and his compositions were hardly the garbage of his era. I don't particularly enjoy his music because Baroque has never interested me all that much, but Vivaldi was quite original for his time, even if his works do get somewhat repetitive in relation to one another. As for Tchaikovsky, I really have no idea where you could be coming from saying his music was the garbage of the Romantic period. I tend to enjoy Post-Romantic and early 20th-Century Art Music the most, though I tend to pay more attention to specific works rather than composers on the whole. Notably, I really enjoy the works of Karol Szymanowski, Dmitri Shostakovich, and Igor Stravinsky, though Arvo Pärt and Charles Ives are also fantastic.

Same. He's the main Hip-Hop artist I've been listening to recently. Unless you count Kanye West. He's underground, yeah?

Well, I think the hardest I've ever laughed in my entire life was the first time I watched Fairly Odd Parents. I have a lot of difficulty recalling memories from even five years ago..

OldJoe has been waiting since the beginning of the world to make a list (pretty much), so he should do it next. Honestly, I say pass the list on to someone else then Adrenal can try again when his life is a bit less busy.

This is pretty much why your suggestion wont do much good, Dusqi. If people want to learn they'll go find some good information on these subjects, but the problem with most creationists is that they just don't want to hear any evidence contrary to their beliefs. I know that posting what I have in this thread is largely useless; I just hope other people can get something out of it and I can clear things up for them. Well I can affirm that you have at least one reader learning from your posts. I know you've cleared up a few issues I've had with evolution in the past. (Not trying to suck-up, more trying to get across the point that people shouldn't stop posting about things that they know about even if it feels like no one pays attention.) It should also be noted that I was raised a Creationist.

So.. you added that bit in just so people would reply with "you don't have acne, I love your skin" and boost your confidence a bit? Cool.. P.S. Can people pleaseeee stop saying 'schmexy'? :(

Maybe provide a link to a news article, or something explaining what Septa is? And to anyone who replies to this with a "lmgtfy" I will find out where you live and punch you in the larynx. Just sayin'.

Wait... what? O_O I didn't know men could get breast cancer either... It's like winning the lottery. Except not good. (How my friend described it.) I suppose it's just way more rare since they do have breast tissue to some extent. Girls just have more of it so, more chance of cancer. It's logical, but when you first think of it, it's like 'Wat? O_o' Well breast cancer (or at least the type he had) requires estrogen to grow and spread, so I suppose the fact that women have much more estrogen than men would make them more prone to that type of cancer. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong though, I don't know very much about it.

Breast cancer, apparently. About a year ago my grandfather (who is dead now) got breast cancer. I didn't even know guys could get it. :shock: Other than that, nothing.

@ TTanT: :shock:

You know daylight savings isn't the same all around the world, right?

It's not scary, it's just really really good Dark Ambient.

My mistake on her job title. All MDs should bow down to your credentials in their utter ignorance. Another reason why I don't like debating on these forums. "I quoted someone smarter than you so despite any research you've done, your opinion is invalid." Always classy.

I'm by no means a great debater myself, but I tend to avoid debates on these forums. Though there are a few well-educated and skilled debaters here, most discussions end up in a "majority wins" situation, or a thread going for 100+ pages because one person doesn't know how to accept defeat. I'm not saying that problem is peculiar to forums, but at least in real life the debates I involve myself in generally consist of no more than four or so people, and it's easier to avoid engaging in debates with people who are particularly obstinate. Really? I absolutely hate experiencing any form of conflict. Even debating, which I appreciate for the learning aspect, makes me incredibly nervous whenever I do it.. I'd have to say I think his conclusion is a bit of an overgeneralisation.

I've never actually made a playlist. Until 3 or so years ago I just had all my music in the same playlist and put it on shuffle. Now I just tend to listen to full albums. If I really need to listen to a few songs by themselves then I'll do that though. :P

Could be wrong, but weren't they your favourite band at one point? Anyway, I heard a few songs and they sounded pretty good. Don't think I'll be buying the album, though. Yeah, they were my favourite band for probably 3 or 4 years. Then all of a sudden I stopped listening to them. Prog metal lost it's appeal, heh.