The Real ET

Wow wow wow. No, stop right there. The moment you stop wishing to change your morals is the moment you stop growing. Cliche, but true. If you went by that credo your entire life, well, you'd still be in Stage One stuck with the morals of a infant. And hey, as a naturally born stone cold pessimist I believe human beings are collectively dumber than a rock way much more than the next guy, but just because I don't have faith in mankind (hyperbolically of course) doesn't mean I'm not going to try and form morals in the only society I've got. Look past people's faults and try and learn a little, it'll do you some good in life. I think they meant as a society. Morals don't dictate change in your life. Mine haven't changed much in years. Change in life is dictated by experience and how you think. You can change your way of thinking without changing morally.

I hate using the ectofungus (horrid spelling), but that 73 prayer is just too tempting... =P~

Thanks everyone for the help. I may go to 80 depending how much patience (or lack of) I have. :D

Dang it, now I want some...

Hmmm... I don't know to pick between the losing time or gender switch. Losing time would REALLY mess something up for me that's strained as it is, but gender switch... I don't even know how badly that would mess things up. I'd probably go gender though just so I could mess around as a girl for awhile and hope it's not permanent. >.< In other news... Yay Third Child! *bows*

I know there's a strategy for Rubik's cubes, but I don't care enough to find out. One day I will sit down with one and crack it's secrets, until then forget it. =P

I craved a hamburger, popcorn, and an ice cream bar. So of course I bought it all on the street and hope I won't wake up tomorrow with some consquences from that burger... Even if I do it was worth. For being a street vender's burger it was delicious. Also, I love meat. Always.

Okay time to try... I saw them and went for it. Like? : I would also love someone to do me. :wink:

Actually... I really like this one. :thumbsup:

Use that innocent key on a door down the stairs on the opposite side of the hallway where you went down the stairs to get to the boss fight. Use a chisel on the big purple crystal and use a ball of wool on the shard you get.

He already has books available. Up to Volume 5 I think. Check below the comic part of the page. There are links there to buy them. Up to volume 6. With the hot lesbian scene, I doubt it will be public... :wink:

I had a substitute two years ago tell the class he was dead on an operating table. He said "You have to experience it yourself to understand what it's like". :? I've heard the same kind of thing. I don't care if I wouldn't understand it, I wouldn't mind hearing some kind of description.

It's okay, I still love you. Well, I love everyone. I'm not sure what this post really has to do with anything so I'll just post a nifty article I saw while reading my daily news. Check this out.

I was just re-reading Thurday's comic and realized that blond girl (forget here name) lost her arm cast. :shock: Wednesday there wasn't really a spot to see it, but I think it was still there. Tuesday, you clearly see she has a forearm cast. Thurday, it disappears as she talks about cute thongs. :-k

Same here If ike's coming out i would be... slightly happy slightly disappointed. i know he's the main character in Path of radience. But I'd much prefer soren or titania. Other main characters in the series. Or play as the black knight. Even better. They just HAD to go with ike. -.- . To be perfectly honest, I'm just glad Fire Emblem retained a character. And there might still be a chance of other FE being unlockable as was the case with Roy/Math in melee :D If they don't have Roy/Marth I'm going to kill someone... Those two and Pikachu were my go-to guys in Melee (Pikachu and Luigi for original).

I'm not into the whole permenently (spelling?) marking my body thing, so I don't even consider getting tatoos or piercings. They are also a huge turn-off when looking for a girl (but I wouldn't not consider a girl just because of a tatoo :wink:). The biggest problem with tatoos is how they tend to fade as you get older, and depending on how you age the image may become warped by your own skin. So yeah, no tatoos for me. :thumbsup:

I went through that faze. Got pretty got at it too. I remember a guy in high school who was in that phase until we was well into being 17...

Switch the order and I agree with you completely. :thumbsup:

Big Bang for the win!! :thumbsup: I can get us back on track with a question that still hasn't been answered I asked awhile ago. How do those who believe in different polytheisms think on the topic of souls?

And where are the Romans now? That's right dead (if you're talking about the ancient [or one of the first modern ones on some standards] civilization). Goes to show how much they know. =P Off-Topic: These forums really need a sticking out tongue smiley so I can stop using =P. :wall:

Nice stuff. You should do the same, but with boss monsters that have had a graphical update. I beat Legend's about a few months before the demon graphic update and Monkey Madness long before it. Needless to say, I don't know how the boss demons look, and I wanna know... :wall:

Almost everyone on Runescape, the Offical Forums, and a chunk of people on the TIF... unfortunately, it is not cute like this adorable kitten. :shame: Not really anyone, but this goes out to all you Metroid fans. I can't wait to get my hands on Prime 3. =P~

Well, photons are massless for one thing, like gravitons. Not sure why else :-k . Yeah, they are massless, but they still need a force to act on them to move... :-k This is an interesting question and one I don't have an answer to. :D

Hahaha, when do exorcisms work? Don't tell me Emily Rose, that was as much a real story as Jack and the Beanstalk. :lol:

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