Da_Latios

Reb, how old are you? I'm 15 and about the same height.

Just because she's dating someone doesn't mean you can't get closer to her. Just don't break them apart whatever you do.

I don't do my homework. Simple. I do my assignments, though, but that's far more important.

Epic Danke Not much else, really.

-Intellect -Sophistication -A similar conscience to mine (I believe strongly in equality of everything)

Clear. He didn't exist.

1. I'm half vampire. 2. I'm half ninja. 3. I'm usually a quiet person... until someone pisses me off. 4. I am not easily pissed off or annoyed. 5. I /b/rowse the 'net.

The emos brought it upon themselves for expecting sympathy.

I did before I formatted my hard drive.

I used to be "emo". REALLY stupid now that I look back on it. I had a very negative outlook on life etc etc, had the emo hair and whatnot. Ugh. A friend (a girl) pulled me out of that stage. That was three years ago, and I'm the polar opposite of emo now. I have a relatively good social life, get reasonable grades (B+ A- range) and am now an atheist (woo, logic!). It's funny how I owe half my life to two girls, heh (another girl introduced me to RuneScape and TIF, which pulled me out of doing drugs because RS was so damn addictive). Anyway, emo is this: Anyone who says they're "scene" can go [bleep] off. Scene = emo with a few more colours.

Right after the rooster crows three times.

No.

4 is still too many. 1 is normal. I'd say 2 in extreme cases (they're very alike, etc). Honestly, you can't go around trying to get with 4 girls.

Agreed. With equal rights must come equal responsibility.

You guys have massive schools. My grade (11th) has barely 50 people. To be fair I do go to a private school.

This is why I'm nice to people. If one of the emos in my school bring a gun one day, I cam remind them that I was nice to them.

There is only one solution: we attempt a fully-fledged communism.

11 crushes? I don't believe those qualify as 'crushes' anymore, lol.

It's gangsta, man.

Rejection is nothing to cry over. The other person said no. Big whoop. If he/she agreed on your proposal and did not actually want to go, I believe that would be worse. I wouldn't know. I've never asked a girl out before.

Snowboarding Traveling Nightlife School Yes, I enjoy school. I love social interaction, and actually doing stuff that isn't lazing around on TIF (not that that's a bad thing!).

I would personally just say a simple "no". It's not mean. If people think it's mean, they can go back to their conservative homes and stay there, out of the real world.

But I can change it. A lot of people don't even refer to me as "Hiroki". A lot of people actually know me as "Neo". I got that nickname during some social camps a few years back.

He's a psychic - I mean a psychotic - movie character.

Question 1 A. On a scale from 1 to 7 with 1 being "bad" and 7 being "good" how do you feel about leaving a parking space when no one is waiting for the spot? - 6 B. On a scale from 1 to 7 with 1 being "bad" and 7 being "good" how do you feel about leaving a parking space when another car is waiting for the spot? - 7 Question 2 A. On a scale from 1 to 7 with 1 being "uncomfortable" and 7 being "comfortable" how do you feel about leaving a parking space when no one is waiting for the spot? - 5 B. On a scale from 1 to 7 with 1 being "uncomfortable" and 7 being "comfortable" how do you feel about leaving a parking space when another car is waiting for the spot? - 7 Question 3. A. On a scale from 1 to 7 with 1 being "anxious" and 7 being "calm" how do you feel about leaving a parking space when no one is waiting for the spot? - 7 B. On a scale from 1 to 7 with 1 being "anxious" and 7 being "calm" how do you feel about leaving a parking space when another car is waiting for the spot? - 3 Question 4. A. When leaving a parking spot, about how long on average do you think it takes from the moment you start the car to the moment the car completely leaves the parking space when someone is waiting for the space? - ~15 seconds B. When leaving a parking spot, about how long on average do you think it takes from the moment you start the car to the moment your car completely leaves the parking space when someone is not waiting for the space? - ~15 seconds Question 5. A. If you have kids when leaving a parking spot, about how long on average do you think it takes from the moment you open the drivers door to the moment when your car completely leaves the parking space when someone is waiting for the space? - 2 years and 11 days. Actually, about 30 seconds B. If you have kids when leaving a parking spot, about how long on average do you think it takes from the moment you open the drivers door to the moment when your car completely leaves the parking space when someone is not waiting for the space? - Same as above, but then again, it depends on the age of the kids Question 6. A. On a scale of 1 to 7, with 1 being distracted and 7 not being distracted, how distracted are you with kids in the car? - 2 B. On a scale of 1 to 7, with 1 being distracted and 7 being not distracted, how distracted are you without kids in the car? - 1