Rebdragon

How many times are we going to have a "what's the hardest skill to level?" posts? C'mon, statistics make the answer so obvious that discussion (if you can call it that is pointless), so what's the point? We all know what the hardest skills are to level; what is the reason for everyone to completely repeat everyone else for 10 pages straight?

Orgy Porgy. Damn that was a weird book...

Alchemy :-w . You already do have that power, you just can't sense it since it's so miniscule :wink: . That's right bud, you've got your own gravitational force :P . *waits for someone to slap me for calling them fat*

Your sig: ftw. (and LP rocks at sigs o_O) 0/10. Don't recognize you at all :| .

Pfft, if you even knew what my sig was about you wouldn't be saying that :-w . I think I might prefer if the person who rated this actually knew what they were rating :-k . 6/10, kinda says something about you and doesn't look half bad :P .

I didn't get a single pair of D legs or skirt in over 25k fire bolts. Consider yourself lucky, bub :-$ .

4.5/10 It's original and kind of cool, but it looks kind of bland and like it was made cursorily. EDIT: Guess I didn't see the "picking noob" thing before I clicked "respond"... I don't get it, so I'll just leave the rate unchanged o_O.

7.1/10 Recognize you more for your avatar and sig than presence.

God, 360's break if you frikking breathe on them* :| . *No, they don't, at least not usually, but they break pretty easily. Stupid rush job -_-.

the elegant universe by Brain Greene. It's not a real novel though; it's almost like a text book, but it's a real page turner. It talks about quantum mechanics and special relativity, and moves on to explaining superstring theory for the majority of the book. It's a great read; he uses great analogies to explain very complicated subjects. If you love physics, read it :P . Time and space are so weird o_O.

:XD: Stop trying to deny human nature, you're just lying to yourself. take it as you will, but i still beleive im ready to die...of course to know the true answer to this question i need someone to point a gun at my head with the intention to kill until then don't say im acting macho, since we're online and theres no point to that That wasn't directly speaking to you when I said that :| . Me, I'm ready to die too, but just like you I don't know how I'd react if I had a gun at my head. I guess I'll be technical- I fear what comes after death.

Uh huh, everyone here has absolutely no fear of the unknown whatsoever, thanks for the info. Sorry, it just seems like there's a lot of macho crap on this thread -.- .

For the love of God... Okay, guys, everyone fears death, so would ya'll stop acting tough. We all fear it to an extent, especially with the ideas of what'll happen to oneself after they die. It may be more subconscious than conscious fear, but it's still fear. Honestly, I'd love to see how all the "I don't fear death people" on this thread would react when someone has a gun to their head. Just because I can accept dying tomorrow and don't believe in Heaven and Hell doesn't mean I don't fear it at least slightly. I control this fear to the extent that it doesn't affect my daily life in any way at all, but that fear's still there in the back of my head. And to clarify if anyone didn't understand, when I say "fearing death" I'm talking more about "fearing the afterlife" than the actual process of dying, unless it's extremely painful o_O.

Bleh :P . Gymnastics/Tricking owns that crud :P .

Me, I like how we do it in the US- no religion in public schools. Even then, I go to a Catholic High School, and I don't feel all that pressured. We learn about Christianity (though they don't totally force it on us), but mainly we learn about philosophy, morality and social justice and whatnot in religion classes. Parabola, is it really that bad? Is it like fundamentalist, or what? EDIT: Okay, this'd probably be better as a PM, as to stay on topic :-k . So if you could PM the answer rather than post it that'd be better methinks :P .

You're not alone; I don't get it either :anxious: .

Heh, at least you can eat chicken. I'm allergic. Turkey too. Oh, and ham as well. :-$ And geez Indy, I'm only 5'7", I basically never eat, and play Select A soccer, and I weigh like 140 o_O. Ya might want to start eating dude...

I guess I was a smooth talker, I always acted clueless, haha. Believe it or not, I never even got a detention...only thing any of us really got in big trouble for was the urinal. My friend only had to pay for it. The year after we moved on to High School they installed security cameras all over the place, haha. Are you frikkin serious? I mean, they caught you for pulling the fire alarm, and they didn't do anything? Sorry, but what the hell is with your school? ~ Anyways.... I'm a law abiding citizen who doesn't care to do bad things :cry: . Only gotten one detention in my life, and that was for leaving my classroom when the teacher didn't show for 20 minutes (with like half the class, who didn't know what to do, like me). Some guy ended up coming to the room 10 minutes later to take attendance (way to make us wait 30 minutes...) and he gave everyone who left detentions. He basically gave half the class detentions because we didn't wait for half an hour for the moron to finally show.

Took that a while back. I got limbo or something, like Level 1, where all the philosophers were. Though I'm fairly young, (i.e. not currently sexually active). I'll be up to Level 7 once I get out of this stupid Jesuit high school and into a frikking co-ed college :!: :-w . [Damn I use that whistle emote a lot...]

Besides the M107 sniper rifle in GRAW (instant kill : ), I'd have to say Sabres in Chromehounds. And yes Bubsa, Kirby ownz them all.

I'm saying that one would have to be pretty stupid to not know good from evil, and the precedents and examples just make it that much easier to know how to be the "ideal" good person. So the first one, I suppose. People don't always do the right thing, that's common knowledge. We generally know what the right thing is to do, but for one reason or another don't do it much of the time. Either way, we don't "need" someone to tell us right from wrong once we're old enough. Anyways, what are you getting at with your questions? I don't see where you're going.

This doesnt really need to be explained, because a good person is for the most part universal. "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you". That pretty much sums it up. Explain how they are universal then. How do we know what's right or wrong? Good or evil? If you need some book to know the difference between good and evil, err... ya. I'm pretty sure most people know how to be a good person, especially with all the precedents and examples we have. It's a willpower thing, not a "omg, is killing an innocent person wrong?" thing.

Because I don't need a path to know how to be a good person. I choose to live for the world, for it's people. I wish to understand it through science, especially in the field(s) of physics (only a Junior in high school right now though >_<). Every once and a while I can entertain the idea of an afterlife and Heaven, but I'm not going to base any opinions of mine off daydreams. I don't care what happens after I die. I live for this world, not the next.

Which one are you trying to get into? Like a job, you don't know if you are going to get it or not but if you apply and feel like you are good for the job you probably have a good chance of getting the job. Neither you, nor I, nor anyone understands what happens what happens after we die, at all. Make sure not to laugh at Scientologists about their guesswork and thus become a hypocrite, because assuming your right about things not any human in the world understands is pretty much the same thing as what they're doing :-$ . Me, I gave up on religious beliefs a decent time ago. It's all just frikking guesswork that get's us nowhere- science and trying to understand the world we live in NOW is by far the best way to go :| . *waits for someone to tell me science is worthless and the Bible ownz0rz it, as we at Tip.it have done way too many times :-w *

This is a topic about Heaven and Hell. We're at Tip.it. What'd you expect? A discussion on the soon-to-be worldwide rule of the bunnies? - And willy, Hell has been used by humans since the beginning of time... different religions just adapted different versions of it for their personal agendas.