Giordano

I don't understand that video or the point you guys are trying to make.

Can you tell how much money a man has in his wallet by looking at him? No, if you don't gloat you have $300 on you like your kid, you'll suffer the same chance at getting mugged.

But that's the thing. Why does Pandaria have to be the crisis point? Lordaeron still remains in Horde and undead hands. The Alliance threatens the homeland of the Horde more and more. So we fight over Pandaria. Wonderful. I still think Blizzards running out of ideas and clings onto a zone system used to hell. What Blizzard should of done: Add more lore-friendly lands: Kul'tiras, more south isles, Undermine, more spaces in Kalmdor. Story-driven quests: they put a lot of effort for th goblin/worgen starting areas they couldn't do them for end-game? Another Isle of Quel'danas would be nice. These could further the Alliance-Horde plot within Azeroth/Kalimdor. Raids: more of them, different variety, keep the difficulty factor Basically more end-game updates other than raiding and pvp. Its a thing they should of done for Cata, but they stuck with the end-game villian idea and didn't update it enough. Updates I think are really needed as a game's expansion goes on.

I typically type 70-90s, depending on the content.

I still don't think they should "tackle chinese lore" for the sake of tackling lores they haven't done. Why not push the Alliance-Horde conflict further? It's been in existence for Warcraft's entire history and it's remained stagnant up to Cataclysm...but even then it wasn't much of a change, politically. But yeah, the players have become like RuneScapes which sucks. :thumbdown: I remember a time when you weren't judged by your gearscore or by your time of playing, but by the merits of your character. :razz: Oh well, tis is why I don't play Cataclysm anymore.

True, and the two classes can overlap a lot. But the way history is taught in my area at least stresses the MEMORIZE THE EXACT DATE THIS HAPPENNED AND THIS TOO AND THIS part far more than the examination and looking for bias parts of history. Which is totally backwards in my opinion. Since knowing the exact date of an occurance makes you look smart and does nothing else. Knowing why it happened and how and how it could again is how you avoid tragedy. I have to disagree with the dates. Knowing the year, you can understand what the event/person's world was like. With that you can understand some parts of the event. But you're still right though, generally understanding the event itself is the most important part. But yeah, history is taught with too much memorization of facts and not enough actual critical thinking. Sorta like my English class, where the teacher did most of the critical thinking... (all in high school, of course)

You can also critically think with History. :shades:

Well of course in a Greenhouse Forum everyone's going to kiss your viewpoint's ass. But not here, not here... How do we stop a naturally occuring event? Either way we're "screwed" according to you. How can we stop industrial giants like corporate America, global oil firms, and Chinese industry to suddenly slow down production? Good luck with that.

Yes I did, we were forced to write it for several years. But if you have naturally bad handwriting, turning it into cursive it's only worse. :-#

But I can't read mine for crap. :oops:

Wow. I still run in fear like a girl when I see a dragon overhead. But once, one did land in front of me and a wolf attacked it. :lol:

Have we found another source for petroleum based plastics and other goods? We could probably live without oil as a fuel in a few years, but I'm not sure we could live without plastics. Course "we" did. If 'we' you mean oil-plastic companies. The whole idea, is that the super corporations already have plans to survive the End of Oil. I am not worried in the least.

I don't even know the point of English class besides grammar/spelling. Is there any English teachers/teachers who may know this answer in TIF?

Black Ops was [bleep]ing terrible. One of the worst games I've ever played, honestly. :thumbdown: CoD4 was epic though. It was still new, fresh idea. It wasn't overdrawn or overplayed. T'was cool.

I'm glad people aren't going apeshit over global warming anymore. What can be done about global warming? Burn the oil deposits. The faster we get rid of oil, the sooner we'll get briefly overly-expensive, eco-friendly energy from Exxon-Mobile and Shell and whatnot. The only problem the common man has to worry is the couple of months of the transition from oil to eco energy and fuel. Prices will be damn high, but will lower to normal levels.

I got this game and holy [bleep]. It is beautiful. :mrgreen: [hide=Is this even spoiler worthy? Lol] I killed the first dragon and got my first shout. Either I visit the Graybeards or "investigate" the Dark Brotherhood in Winter...city. :unsure: [/hide] Love the interface, love how you train skills, and love perks.

Got Skyrim DL'ed and installed. Thanks slow ass internet. Here's my char: [hide][/hide]

Well it's no surprise considering Fast's personality that those kinds of women are in his life.

The [bleep]'s wrong with you? :razz: -- Waiting for Skyrim to finish downloading. Btw, I didn't buy it on Black Friday sales.

Is that that one LotR game that people compared to SW: Battlefront?

Thanksgiving...the day we celebrate our alliance with the natives. Then we massacre them and celebrate casino opening nights instead. Eh, all its good for is the big family dinner...but some cultures already do that so its not a big deal for them. I would be one of them, but we don't have any family here.

I cant even afford food, much less give it away!

The documentary-special "America: The Story of Us". Whoever designed that should be punched in the face. Every American historical event shows the strength and courage of the Anglo-Americans. :roll: Also, Black Friday campers. Whats the point of camping anytime before Thursday? If you worked those days you earn the money you would otherwise 'save.' :roll: And people who are against the Occupations solely because daddy votes conservative. :roll:

Yup. Take it from my experience: avoid girls who are "bisexual". They are either seeking attention and will fill your life with useless drama, or, are unsure what they want and you shouldn't bother with them until they're ready (aka, older). No, no, she's seriously bisexual. I guess your second point probably stands, but she's accepted it years ago (I asked her and other people who were at this school before me). Trust me, i can tell she's sincere about bisexual. Now, the lesbian thing, i might take as an excuse, but not i a bad way. When i mentioned "bad relationships" earlier, I meant like, coerced by her boyfriend to do "sexualy regrettable things". I think she might be a little scared to be in another relationship with a guy after that. Though she is probably not really lesbian, I'm going to have to stay in the friend-zone for a while, I think. Orrrr she doesn't want to be in a relationship with you. It's not your fault what she did with her past boyfriends, but if that keeps hindering her then she can't move forward. It's going to be hard, but just move on. It's wise not to spend your energy and time on people that will hardly, if ever, give you attention in return.

Yup. Take it from my experience: avoid girls who are "bisexual". They are either seeking attention and will fill your life with useless drama, or, are unsure what they want and you shouldn't bother with them until they're ready (aka, older).