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Riku3220

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  1. I'm fairly sure her parents were divorce and her dad was remarried
  2. Well there really isn't anything we could do. Have you tried talking to her father or somebody else that can physically talk to her?
  3. If you take in a PS2, 4 PS2 games, a PS2 controller, and a memory card you can trade it in at Game Crazy for a 360, Wii, or PS3 and get 4 games for the respective console, I'm seeing if my dad will get up in the morning for it
  4. So, you need more than a Shotgun, grenade launcer, pistol, crossbow, chemical thrower, and wrench, most of which have multiple ammotypes. You forgot the Machine Gun. : I was thinking about this for an hour thinking that theres something missing... and it's the camera! I heard Bioshock 2 was going to be a prequel though
  5. Riku3220 replied to Danqazmlp's topic in Off-Topic
    One of the Madden series? (I'm not guessing which one specifcally because it looks like '05, '06, '07, '08, and '09!)
  6. What is with you guys and pumpkin pie? Sweet potato pie is SO much better!
  7. Which anime are you talking about?
  8. Am I the only one here in love with yams/sweet potatoes?
  9. Riku3220 replied to l0rd's topic in Off-Topic
    Do you stalk your parents or something?
  10. As far as I'm concerned you must have a serious lack of parenting and communication skills if you must hit someone much weaker than you to either gain respect or get your point across. That method also teaches that if you want something done then use violence, and where does that get us? Might as well beat your spouse if they do something out of line :roll: No that method teaches "I've told you 5 times to stop climbing onto everything, you didn't stop and you got punished" Seriously were you never hit as a child for being bad? It's not like you punch them in the face or anything just smack their [wagon] a little and make them sit in a corner for 5 minutes and when you progress into your teenage years 5 minutes turn into weeks/months. This method has taught me to listen to adults when they tell you to do something. I think they should bring back the paddle in schools -.- Why not just sit in the corner for 5 minutes? Why 'smack your kids [wagon] a little' aswell? I was never hit by my mother and I still listened to her eventually. Most parents just don't have the patience. because 99.9% of children have a "Oh big deal, she's not going to do anything to me except put me in a corner" mentality. The hitting will make the child not want to be hit again, thus will try harder not to do what got him in trouble. How does a kid compare it to anything worse when you haven't done anything like that to the kid before? Standing in the corner might be taken as worse as getting hit, by a kid who has never been hit before. If you don't give it anything to compare the kid sumply can't. Also, standing in the corner is often very effective in combination with talking to the kid why you've punished it that way and what shouldn't be done next time. You should watch one of those programs about raising kids, you know, when the professional comes over to teach desperate helpless, children hitting parents to do it the right and effective way. Hit the child, make them stand in corner, talk to them about what they did. All 3 work well when put together. Hitting them shows dominance which a parent must have, having time-out is the punishment, and talking to them afterwards makes them understand what they did wrong and why not to do it again.
  11. As far as I'm concerned you must have a serious lack of parenting and communication skills if you must hit someone much weaker than you to either gain respect or get your point across. That method also teaches that if you want something done then use violence, and where does that get us? Might as well beat your spouse if they do something out of line :roll: No that method teaches "I've told you 5 times to stop climbing onto everything, you didn't stop and you got punished" Seriously were you never hit as a child for being bad? It's not like you punch them in the face or anything just smack their [wagon] a little and make them sit in a corner for 5 minutes and when you progress into your teenage years 5 minutes turn into weeks/months. This method has taught me to listen to adults when they tell you to do something. I think they should bring back the paddle in schools -.- Why not just sit in the corner for 5 minutes? Why 'smack your kids [wagon] a little' aswell? I was never hit by my mother and I still listened to her eventually. Most parents just don't have the patience. because 99.9% of children have a "Oh big deal, she's not going to do anything to me except put me in a corner" mentality. The hitting will make the child not want to be hit again, thus will try harder not to do what got him in trouble.
  12. As far as I'm concerned you must have a serious lack of parenting and communication skills if you must hit someone much weaker than you to either gain respect or get your point across. That method also teaches that if you want something done then use violence, and where does that get us? Might as well beat your spouse if they do something out of line :roll: No that method teaches "I've told you 5 times to stop climbing onto everything, you didn't stop and you got punished" Seriously were you never hit as a child for being bad? It's not like you punch them in the face or anything just smack their [wagon] a little and make them sit in a corner for 5 minutes and when you progress into your teenage years 5 minutes turn into weeks/months. This method has taught me to listen to adults when they tell you to do something. I think they should bring back the paddle in schools -.-
  13. :lol: Sacred! Not anymore buddy, not anymore!
  14. you need an account for anything other than putting videos onto the site?
  15. People in my server are saying it's tommorow
  16. Where do you get this.... gift? Mailbox, its a feat of strength and its a baby polar bear I don't have any mail do you need to talk to an NPC? or was there a certain time?
  17. Where do you get this.... gift?
  18. Riku3220 replied to Danqazmlp's topic in Off-Topic
    Correct and its the first actually but close enough
  19. Riku3220 replied to Danqazmlp's topic in Off-Topic
    :lol: No.
  20. Riku3220 replied to Danqazmlp's topic in Off-Topic
    since it's my turn anyways... I'll give you guys a hint, this game was for the PS1 and now has 3 others after it
  21. Riku3220 replied to Danqazmlp's topic in Off-Topic
    Uncharted: Drake's Fortune
  22. And the nolifing begins...... now (Thanksgiving Break)
  23. Riku3220 replied to matrix2613's topic in Off-Topic
    I'm no school administrator but theres an extension program going on in my pants.

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