*Shoots you* "Good, bad........I'm the guy with the gun." Recognize quote?
Annnnnnd theeeeen?
Even me (Who is obsessed with this site) takes breaks. (Mostly to watch animes, but sometimes I just simply need a break as well.)
Yeah, then it would be Shadowjack=Xaldin. *LANC'D*
I'll admit, when I think about it, I've been through quite a few of the events on this site. Makes me feel old.
No, I don't think it was. You were probably just off at that time. I forgot when it happened, but I am pretty sure that it was somewhat recent (Within the past 3-4 months)
Though, of course, in my opnion, even being a WWII vet is not enough. ITS BEING 50 FARKING YEARS!! GET OVER IT! JAPAN HAS CHANGED!! *End of rant*
OOC:Ok, its just that I am having an emo day at the moment.
Does anyone else remember when that happened? And does anyone else have the links to his appology videos? (Slide of Fire FTW!)
So.............what's with people hate Japan? (Besides WWII Veterans)
Yeah, that's pretty much who I was thinking. *Imagines Xaldin trying to do that* *Remembers when Xaldin thought he crashed the site by just pressing a button when the site went down one time* *Falls down laughing*
Yeah, Roxas is the one on the nurse bed (Minus the crying part). Guess which one is the one slapping him.
Lol, what's so bad with Japan? I've noticed that a lot of people from rural areas hate it.
OOC:Indeed, my friend. Indeed.
HAHA! You fail.
I am so taking that out of conotation right now. XD
Well...................you still have your friends at least. Think of that. That usually makes you feel better and what to stay on more.
OOC:Thalt shall not kill uber threads?
OOC:Soon, my friend, soon. Or..........not at all. Its all up to you now. Considering you might be the only one left. It is sad to see such a great RP die.............I had so many memories from this thread................It was my life for a short time. Its what made waiting a school worth waiting for. And now it is gone for good.........
OOC:Wow.....................Super duper uber bumpage, lol.
