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I'm a fifty fourth chance kinda guy.

But after that, nope.

I washed my hair today, and it came out alright. So pics.... yes nothing important was happening in life. Thanks for that reminder.
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The face of ambition..... or wondering if he left the kettle on.

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How you doin, girls/boys/single, desperate, people like me? : D

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Attempting happiness....

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....Which makes me look like an idiot.

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And then the tongue came out to try...

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....obligatory touch tongue to nose.

No Sims 3, no lighty. I remember original Sims.... good times.

At 20 she should've had a good birth if she was healthy and looked after herself during the pregnancy. It's not common to have a miscarriage otherwise.
And 20 is plenty enough to have a second chance in life, she has so much to live for, to do, that she shouldn't believe otherwise. She has to be strong.

If you can't see her, like I say, talk to her, be her friend and an open ear. Sometimes all we need is to know someone cares about our effed up lives in order to want to be better and get through the **** times.

Be a friend, and tell her such.

All she can do is face the pain, as tough as it'll be, and work through it. What is crucial is at this point she needs to see hope for the future and not let the depression distort things. I've seen people who lose loved ones and see no hope left and begin putting themselves into terrible situations and wanting to end it all.

If you really can meet up, try to. In the mean time keep her talking. Be a friend she can rely on if she has no one else, and especially if your close to each other.

It's tragic and nothing you can say will help ease it really.

I would say, say you're there and that you'll get through this and help her as much as you can. Be there for her when you can, and listen to her if she needs it.

I hope that you both get through this sadness soon.

Mothering Sunday for some.

That's what I mean, many people are taught that purely height, weight and physical overpowering is the way to win a fight, when I've seen clips of eleven year olds using martial arts to kick the **** out of those bigger and who don't know how to use it. All about how you fight not whom.

I'm more the 'crashing to my doom' mentality....

Sorry to ask, but would you mind cleaning up your original post, please? Just make it clearer and with better grammar.


Anyway, another source here.
Basically, by the looks of it, it's an arcade like version of Far Cry? Nothing is really known, but the idea behind it, to have a more score based, classical feel to the experience is interesting and might be fun. And it seems to link somehow into Far Cry 3, so this should be interesting when more is revealed.

Me? Most likely would've booted him in the face and grabbed the other guy out of the elevator. Any further attacks would've been easier to defend in a larger room.

Though I expect more from my fellow humans, especially from what I've seen since starting to take the train to Uni. More people help in situations than I thought they would.

Ugh, people are not taught right. Women particularly should not be this meek around violence. Then again I know what a few girls would've done in this situation. Depends on the country as well, I've seen things like this in Britain with a few more wallops at the attacker by people.

You know the people who have never tried do a cover of a song.

Have you got any comparison images? I did a quick search and couldn't find any images that I could see being TWTNW skyscrapers, apart from maybe one or two images of a darkened Times Square.

But it sounds plausible, much of Square Enix properties are inspired by western culture, suppose a film like that isn't a giant leap for them to have watched.