If memory serves the interview in which Nomura stated BBS2 was indeed its own separate thing was an interview centered on DDD, which was right around the corner at the time. I' m not in the mood to look for that interview right now but I read it here, it' s somewhere in the news section. But then of course some of the ideas he originally intended to put in BBS2 might have landed in DDD and/or KH3 to some extent, go figure ...
Flamboyant is a French word, it means exhibiting flame-like qualities, more precisely its in-your-faceness. Flames, even when seen from the corner of your eyes, will immediately draw attention to them due to their flashy colors and constant movement. A flamboyant gay is someone who not only doesn' t hide the fact that he' s gay but flaunts it through his behavior and his looks. For instance given its glitter, fluorescent colors and Bat-nipples overdose, I think it' s safe to say Batman and Robin is a flamboyant movie.
And yet it can take quite a heavy toll. Not to mention "let alone", to say nothing of it.
Random vampire : "My name is Lestat !" Buffy, dusting him away : "You' re the fifth that I kill." I really liked Lestat in the books (Tom Cruise did a great job with it in the movie but the sequel was a huge letdown), but I like Angel and Spike more. Also, the vampire episode in the X-Files (Bad Blood, season 5) is my favorite X-Files episode.
Why did you order a beer if you don' t like being drunk ? How come a single beer, and a light one at that, is enough to get you drunk ? How come I' m French and yet have never heard of French dips before ? How come the closest thing to a French dip I can think of is called an Americain in France ? Why don' t you download the episode you missed instead of whining about it ? Who the hell but you would be pissed because you didn' t update your "projects" in "due" time ? Hell, why would you get pissed about it ? And last but not least, have you ever had an evening that actually sucked ?
Really ? I got the Wizard relic very early on and didn' t even notice, and it took me five minutes to get the Defender shield the way Libre suggested. Guess I' m a lucky *******. XD
Aging is mandatory, growing up is optional. Happy birthday !
^ This. And they keep asking me whether I want to use my real name or not, no matter how many times I tell them to go get stuffed in Greece. They even keep asking me my phone number. WTF ?!? Why don' t they distribute "call Patrice X at 06xxxxxxxx for free money" flyers all across the country while they' re at it ? Bleh, I don' t bother signing in anymore unless I' m trying to access mature rated content. Most comments made me feel like I was back in the kindergarten schoolyard anyway.
Looks like your mum gets mad at people getting mad lol, tell her your hormones are beyond her control. XD Seriously though, although she' s not wrong when she says learning a little self-control wouldn' t hurt I would also add that : - If that laundry list of trivial stuff was all you have to get angry about I' d say you have a pretty happy life. - Releasing your anger, may it be by shouting or swearing, is not only totally okay in a relaxed setting but also cathartic. Beware of calm waters. The people who apparently keep their cool all the time no matter what just bottle everything inside, so when they do eventually snap (which is bound to happen sooner or later) they don' t half-ass it.
"A smart person is just a failed dumbass" - San-Antonio Those aren' t mutually exclusive. ^^ "The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails." - William Arthur Ward
English not being my mother tongue, all the freaking time. The latest would be "caveat". As for French words it does happen but it' s too rare for me to think of any exemple.
I' ve dreamed of having sex with a man but there was no romance involved whatsoever. Can' t even tell what he looked like. It might have something to do with the fact that I' ve been hit on by men several times, all complete strangers who weren' t exactly putting flowers around it.
Just expose the buzzword for what it is, a buzzword. What follows is that this essay is an exercise in inane verbosity and you won' t be caught dead dealing with that ****. Shouldn' t take long to break it down, though I' d kinda like to see you tomahawk your desk.
