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Pretty sure he was joking. :)

You're alive!

Even if we love said character to death. ;)

That user title suits you.

I miss your blue and you being staff. :( I was just thinking about it lately. Hope everything is going well with you.

It's not that bad. I've gone a week without showering before, though this was when I was younger. I don't really do it now.

I'm at college most of the time now, so I shower daily, but when I'm on break like now, I try to take a shower at least bi-daily.

It also depends on the person, too. Not everyone deals with it. You might be one of the lucky ones.

To this day, I have never dealt with depression, so when I had my wisdom teeth removal surgery, I was perfectly fine afterward other than not feeling well and having a small fever the night of and being sore and having to take it easy on eating for a while.

At least you don't have to undergo chemotherapy (mostly as a precaution, though) like my mother does, so consider yourself lucky. You could have it worse.

Best of luck.

I think there's something wrong with me.

My most frequent grammatical error is when I write "different" when I mean "difference."

KH-Vids, is there something wrong with me?

Couldn't you rent it first?

I guess another way to put it is to simply say don't rely too heavily on reviews. Play the game first-hand and see what you think and then go back and look at, say, five good reviews, five in-between reviews, and five bad reviews, and see what you agree or disagree with in each.

Here's an example of what I mentioned: http://www.gamefaqs.com/ps2/583527-dragon-quest-viii-journey-of-the-cursed-king/reviews

But, anyway. Honestly, reviews, positive or negative, don't mean anything. You should play the game first-hand and see what you think, not rely on a bunch of reviews. A game could have overwhelmingly negative reviews and you still like it.

This is me making a post on your profile.

That's why I ignore reviews unless they're positive. The negative ones are just full of a bunch of whiny people making up ridiculous statements and complaining about everything. Like on GameFAQs, you'll have 20 good reviews of a game, but there always has to be that one idiot who whines about the game not being good enough and blah, blah, blah.

Okay, but making a change in your preferences--for example, your time zone--and then saving your changes will automatically set you as invisible which I don't think was a desired result, and there's no way to reverse it. It's thinking you unchecked the box even though it's not visible. I'm invisible right now to non-staff, for example, and I can't set myself visible again because that option is hidden.

I see that the current activity box is still there, though, and that works in conjunction with the online status option.

Would you please change the prefix of this thread to Fixed?