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Um, won't let me vote. Says I've already voted. I haven't. Also, the first song in Deck'd is called "It Must Be Christmas Time!"
I'm suggesting this song, because it's totally awesome! (Not for Christmas) [video=youtube;wmwM_AKeMCk] (it's in two parts, part two:) [video=youtube;hUUZbgOPFLY] There are fan musicals and I think there's an official one too but I can't find it anywhere.
That was my first thought probably because I was just Harry Potter theorizing, and Hogwarts is also in the Famitsu scan
Okay let me make something very clear to you. It's. A. Tree. And it does not have any opinions on this matter or on anything. How is that evil? How could it possibly be evil to know that you might have to cut this tree down someday, but leave it just in case it grows in a way that doesn't interfere with you? Where is the logic? Are you saying cutting a tree down is evil?
I have a super sensitive gaming mouse that doesn't need to be dragged. So no mark for me
And how would they have considered the fact that their future neighbors would be sentimental to said tree and not want to chop it down? Are you really saying you expected them to think that far ahead?
I'm sixteen (seventeen in two weeks) and my parents are making me take a full load every semester. I've already registered for next semester and it looks pretty stressful already...Linear Algebra, Chemistry with a lab (I despise chemistry), Upper Division English (I freaking HATE English), and Anthropology (Should be easy)
I'm starting to feel insanely stressed and I'm beginning to lose all the confidence I used to have in myself. Everything's piling on top of me and I feel like I can't do it anymore, like I need for it all to just stop somehow (No, I'm not talking about suicide). Let me give some background first. I'm NOT bragging but how I got to where I am has a lot of bearing on my situation. I graduated high school and starting taking classes at a community college when I was 14 years old. I was scared when I started. I was taking College Algebra and College English. They only let me take 2 classes because of my age. Luckily math was very easy for me and English turned out not to be that bad either so I got A's in both classes. At this point I was still really nervous about being in college because everyone was constantly reminding me about my age and I had only taken two classes, next semester was going to be a full load. So next semester I was taking a full load of classes. Intro to Computer Science, Trigonometry, Art, and Philosophy. Computer science and trig were pretty easy for me, art was insanely easy, but philosophy was a bit of a different situation, it was really weird, the teacher talked for the entire semester and we didn't have one test or one bit of homework or anything, and then on the last day we had to turn in a report and take 4 tests. In one day. Since it was the last day I don't really know how I did exactly but nonetheless I got an A in that class and in all my other classes. So at this point I was feeling a little more confident. It was only my second semester but I had gotten A's in all my classes so far and everything had been pretty easy. Next semester was where things kind of started to go downhill. I was taking computer science, philosophy, and logic, all of which were extremely easy, but I was also taking Calculus. Now the thing is I got who was supposed to be the best teacher possible in that class but I was seriously just not good at it. I got a C on my first two tests, but I got an A on the last test and on the final. I earned a B in that class, but my teacher gave me an A anyway because it was close and she saw improvement with my A on the final. Even though I didn't really earn my grade in Calculus I still felt fine at this point...after all even if I had gotten a B I could have dealt with that. The next semester was a complete disaster. I was taking data structures, history, psychology, and calculus II. I am not happy with what happened in any of those classes. For data structures...I was able to actually write the code for the class very well, but I tested really badly. I got a D on the midterm, my first failing grade ever. I got full credit on all of the programming assignments however, and I did an extra credit programming assignment that I'm assuming helped my grade a lot. I never found out how I did on the final but it must have been decent because I got an A in the class. For history, I got B's on all the tests. I guess that doesn't sound too bad, but...it's history. It's supposed to be the easy class, so I felt pretty bad about this. I got an A in the class because I did some extra credit assignments. Psychology was the one that kind of killed me. My teacher was insane and expected the class to memorize a ridiculous amount of things for the test, and the tests were all written. But the thing was, he actually gave all of the questions that would be on the test before the test day, and he let us write the test on our laptops, and he's pretty computer illiterate, and you probably see where I'm going with this. I cheated on every single test. It's the only time I've ever done this in my time at college, but I didn't really feel bad about it at the time because frankly I found what he expected to be pretty ridiculous. Shamefully I still *barely* got an A in the class. And lastly, Calc II. This was the one that completely killed me. My teacher was really bad, everyone in class complained about him, but nonetheless everyone seemed to be doing okay... I failed the first two tests. I got a high C on the next two and i don't know how I did on the final. I got a C in that class. It struck a pretty big blow to my ego but it didn't really bother me at the time, I just sort of blamed it all on the teacher. That brings us to now...I'm taking Assembly language, History, Spanish, and Calc III. I'm doing okay in History and Spanish, but the way things have been going in Assembly and Calc are just killing me...I've failed every single quiz in Assembly (but again I'm getting full credit on the programming) and I have a C in Calc. But more than any of the semesters before this I'm feeling so stressed and bad about myself...suddenly, now more than ever, everything's just kind...piling on me, I've never felt this stressed, and it feels so futile because I know my grades in Assembly and Calc aren't going to be how I want them. I have no idea how I'm going to deal with my parents when they find out I'm going to get a B in Assembly, they're going to be absolutely furious, knowing that is insane, it's like a time bomb that I can't stop. I'm applying to universities this semester and I feel like I'm not going to get into any of them. For the first time in my life...I hate school. I can't stand being here, I don't want to come here, all I can associate it with is dread and stress and overload. And now more than ever it's starting to hit me like a ton of bricks that I'm not anything special. I'm not smart, I'm just some kid, for the first time I feel like I'm not ready for this yet and like I can't do it anymore... Is this normal? Have any of you ever felt this way? I don't know what to do.
>playing WoW I seriously hope, etc.
Look... Imagine that you move into a house and spend a bunch of money on a garage. Now I don't know how your neighbors are doing financially, but given this economy, let's say it was an accomplishment for them, an investment if you will. And now that investment is going to be ruined, you're going to lose your place to park, and you're going to have to spend a bunch of money on repairs. But oh wait, you can avoid all of that loss simply by removing a tree. But, your neighbor won't let you. You're going to lose your garage and have wasted a bunch of money, because your neighbor happens to be attached to a particular tree. I'm not trying to be a jerk here but please try to see this from the other side. It's a tree. I don't know about you but I would be seriously outraged if I spent a large amount of my time and money on my garage and lost it to a tree.
I'm sorry, I have to drop out. I've been sick for the past 3 days and my voice is completely ****ed. I thought I would be better by today but I'm not and I can't record tomorrow.
There is conclusively something different about your CP than mine, mine always gives the number of VMs I have. The only way I would be able to...
Then don't make claims about things you aren't fit to speak of
Please, stop saying such stupid things. Maybe try actually playing in a tournament before you say things like that. There are competitive decks...
Still slow and almost always a +0 except with certain spell counter plays.
No draw power, no consistency, and slow plays. Real competitive decks stomp all over them.
Spellcasters aren't anywhere near being competitive. That's why Secret Village isn't banned.
Ok. By the way, just tried it with 2 VMs with 2 different people, didn't get the page you're talking about
So have you done it?
