Rebdragon

Skittles and Cherry Coke. Throw in a Twix and you've got heaven on Earth.

I despise everything about that [anti-homosexual] belief, but for some reason I still had a smile on my face after reading that :-k . Guess it's nice that you stick to your guns without looking like an idiot or being wishywashy about your opinion :P (as is seen far too often on the religious side of debates >_>). Religious debators, imitate ^ posting style please :-$ . So ya, I don't agree with your opinion (and nothing I say is going to change your opinion), but I get what you're saying- the Church treats homosexual acts in the same way that they treat sex before marriage- they frown on it, but [most] wouldn't condemn ya to Hell for it ^_^'. Eh, to each his own.

Grape Juice. God the Welch's stuff is good. That seems a little extreme (probably exaggerated by some anti-Coke crazy :o), but I bet it does strip away a fair amount. Though, I'd probably be dead right now if that biological statement is true :lol: . Done two+ a day for a week more than I care to admit :-w .

Wow that's a tough one. If the scenario is identical to the comic... with an indefinite amount of time (at least a year with Rumisiel trying to get something done), all in all I guess I'd have to say the two years lost. The gender switch would be the worst if it turned out to be permanent (or even just lasted a year or two), and with two extra years I could easily ace every class from my Sophmore and Junior year, since I'd already have the information and everything I needed to know about my teachers. I wouldn't "lose" the experiences since I still remembered them, and unlike Em, I've still got a few months before I get college acceptances :P . Like Rumisiel said, I'd (almost) think of it just as extra time.

Bleh. Part 1 is interesting, but Part 2 and 3 are the biggest piles of BS I've ever had to lay eyes on. Question things, but try not to jump to conclusions in doing so.

I wouldn't say it's egocentric so much as it's someone thinking way too much :-w . Don't you have anything better to do than waste your life questioning why I wonder if we really exist? He may have put his statement harshly, but there's no need to go down to his level and backlash pointlessly. His point is the same as most everyone's- that thinking about it will get you nowhere. Being a strong agnostic I'd simply say "just accept that you don't and can't know, and move on."

Lol, that's me o-o? I mean, that's exactly how I am in real life, but I had no idea it came across through the forum o_O. Pure gold :P .

At 4+ inches long I don't think you're going to want it straight :-s . Known from personal experience. Got the straighest and thinnest (to the point of annoyance) hair evah :-$ . Why not just get it cut and keep it curly?

Obviously you've never heard of Theoretical Physics. Remind me to fetch warri0r. I'm sure he can quote a couple dozen of his own posts for this little comment. They don't say ghosts don't exist. They say that no one has proof that they do. And what's with you and all this "they refuse to learn" stuff :-s ? Had some dogmatic science teacher in school or something? Wow. This may be arrogant, but I'm not even sure I want to justify that comment by countering it. Not like this forum hasn't had this discussion a thousand times already anyways >_>. No, see, we also experience these so called "other dimensions" in our everyday life (if you're referring to String Theories predictions). They're nothing supernatural. It's extremely complicated, and you're not going to get it by this post, but basically at every point in our three dimensional universe there exists a small wrapped up six-dimensional Calabi-Yau shape "sphere", six dimensions wrapped up into a tiny point. It really has nothing to do with ghosts; it's just another way of explaining our universe and the matter and energy in it.

:lol: . Hell no. Treaty of Versailles buddeh.

Hey, I resemble that remark :o! :? :? Is that meant to be resent? That sentence makes less than no sense as it is It's a joke Jaz :P .

Hey, I resemble that remark :o!

Pointless to think about it.

Okay, everyone, please understand this statement before you try and tell him to do a 180 on his personality: Some people are introverts. Some people are extroverts. Sure, each has it's advantages, and sometimes it's better to be what you aren't, but it's not exactly a walk in the park switching from the former mode to the latter mode, or vice-versa. It's just the way people are, you can't expect a human being to turn their personality around on a whim. Also, as Goddess would say, just telling him to be more outgoing doesn't really help at all. He knows that; it's not like stating the obvious is going to help or change anything (unless you're going into detail, such as bobbington's post). No offense of course :| . It's just bugging me that telling him to "spontaneously make friends" and "stand up for himself" doesn't get him (or anyone reading) anywhere, at all.

Okay, I think I'd consider that. Endless Battletech! Huzzah :o! Sounds boring as Hell to me :P . Lota you guys pick some pretty frikkin' boring ways to spend an eternity :P .

Geez dude :| . Children and teenagers can be social bastards some times... though try not to let revenge get in your head too much :? . I've always been short as hell (curse genetics, still at 5'7" as a frikkin' Senior), but I am/have always been athletic, fast, and adept at gymnastics, so I've never had to deal with bullying either ^_^. Though, I remember in 8th grade there was a kid who always used to verbally abuse me, exclusively. Sad thing was he was shorter than me, not even sure if he broke 5ft, so I couldn't legally beat his face in without him physically attacking me first (wasn't that strong back then anyways >_>), and I've never been one to like or be good at verbal attacks, so I just took it for a year. Switched high schools next year anyways (not because of him, parents actually forced me :lol: ), thank god I never have to deal with that little pest again <_<.

Heh, I saw your username and I had a major misfile.com deja vu ; took a second for it to click :lol: . So, you couldn't ask Chris where this was? I coulda sworn trapical gave him a link or two :-k . Of course, awesome comic, no matter how unbearably redundant that statement is :P . Now, weekend, time to get back on that outline... motifs people :o! Possibly... though, that's a very common technique used in comics/manga, and it's not really anything different or thematic. Still, it's a useful idea, I'll keep it in mind :P .

Okay kiddies, let's leave the puerile namecalling at home and off the interwebz.

Yah, I've been thinking about that "view the past idea" myself. From distances that far away, with the amount of distortion and bending light goes through from all the gravitational forces it's unlikely that such a tactic as looking back into the past would be feasible. I'd say even trying to look back 30 years would be pushing it, even with the most advanced technology from this or the next century. Ah well, it's a cool little idea nonetheless; it's like an optical illusion :) .

Wow, totally missed your post somehow o_O. :XD: :-w

Nah, havn't been here long enough for that :-k . Spend too much time playing the hermit in the OT anyways >_>.

... ... Still laughing :lol: .

According to the Romans, it is a very, very ominous day. So yes, it isn't that bad that you aren't all giddy about it :P .

Well, photons are massless for one thing, like gravitons. Not sure why else :-k .