Has been jealous of me ever since
The LIES!!!!
(Oh jeeze, naruto C= lol) --Wishes to preform the Secret Finger Jutsu, 1000 Years of Death! with a keyblade on his worst enemy.
Has a life size statue of their love in their closet made out of gum and candle wax.
Is it too late?... User name: kitty_has_claws246 Name: Clair Summers Age: 17 Personality: a drifter, but still very kind and will help, takes on little odd jobs where she goes. Power: Water and Healing Appearance: http://i285.photobucket.com/albums/ll44/quizilla-freak/Anime/Elaina/NegimaMakie56-11.jpg Transformed appearance:http://i222.photobucket.com/albums/... lettuce/36432649d4b952e9df5dc5cfcb19b922.jpg Bio: really quick and outlined-- started having dreams about being underwater around 10 and on 11th birthday she fell completely underwater at the beach and transformed for the first time. When she was 13 the Kage attacked her family and burned down her house. She lived with a close friend and planned to move out when she turned 18, but before that (when she was 17), the Kage attacked again. This time her friend was the only survivor after Clair managed to use her healing powers for the first time. Clair then ran away to avoid the Kage from attacking people close to her...(sry, I wrote a better version of this, but then I was logged out and when I logged back in it was gone T.T I miss it now...but am lazy =D )
Oh noes! I used to love this comic but forgot its title....what was it?
ooh, you should use your powers for good not evil! (but just so you know, I have math 2nd block tomorrow =D Go karma alchemist! Go!)
4chan. Hands down.
really? i heard 89.
1) I think I would just start doing riskier things. Like, sky diving for too long before pulling the parachute, or diving too deep for too long, or ODing....this is pretty macabre... 2)I think people commit suicide because for whatever reason they cannot think of a way to make their lives better and so they see no better way to continue (happily) living than to end their life...
Same here, I usually don't read the instruction manual for games. Tutorials can usually give me enough info on how to play the game. But for most everything else, I read the manuals. The few times I didn't ended badly...
We're not ignoring you werehog, And I don't think they're replacing the 1st anime, more like making a second season...under a different title and art style...
Well, what you described is basically a cradle catholic. Someone born and raised in the church. Here's a dilemma then. I'm a cradle catholic and right now, I consider myself mostly atheist than anything else. Being raised catholic does mean that for about 10 or more years of your life your going to follow that faith blindly and loyally. But once you start to question things, teachings that were spoon fed to you in past get thrown away really quick unless you can find a way that they are true. I'm not alone in this either. In the Catholic high school that I go to, many of my friends were raised in the church and also are questioning their faith. True lasting loyalty comes from believing for yourself and not because someone told you that was the way it's meant to be.
...isn't it still spring?
The world would be so sad without brain bleach...
I really think that it depends on the design you get. Some people get the weirdest tattoo designs and it looks ridiculous. But then there are those that get their whole arm done and the designs are really well done and thought out. I like those tattoos, they have character. Personally, I really want a tattoo, but everyplace I was thinking my sister called a tramp-stamp ;-; (ie. side of hip, tail bone, ankle) Those aren't really tramp-stamps are they?
Whichever is fine. I'm new, so I'll follow your lead.
Just be careful...
haha, if Zac Effron was Light, Death Note wouldn't be the same movie. They'd have to change it so Light and Misa actually fell in love while singing a song <3. Death Note the Romance Musical!....probably scarier than the original.
Puts sardines by his door to lure stray cats in so he can dress them in bows...the horror.
