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Damn. Never thought someone would actually do that. lmfao

OMG I LOVE THAT OUTFIT.

You look funny in it. :3

....Who did you used to be, btw? xD I've lost track of all the TWEWY people.

Awww, I'm not on that list., ):

Yeah, Xendran, I don't think he would have used it in that way had he not known what it is. xD

Hahah. I LOVE THAT SONG, GUYS. ISNT IT GREAT?

*runs for life*

Best. Song. Ever.

It's cool. :3

After the passing of Jalen, I have felt very sad. I've been sad nearly all day. =/ But now I feel a bit better and feel like doing something in memory of him.

To Photoshop!

I will miss you, Jalen. We talked many a'time, and I'm sad we couldn't have talked more. -_- I hope, that wherever you are, you are doing whatever you want, wherever you want. I hope I can see you again someday. <3

Harry Potter and the Mad Cow Disease

Of course that's going to happen. If our gaming state turns into one like in Aussie, where it takes months longer than it needs to in order to hit shelves, then it's really going to affect voters.

It's possible that it could affect it to the point where no one votes, also. Since the next-coming generation is gamers (not all of them, but a bigger chunk than usual).

Like repliku said, that gets asked a lot. I know you didn't ask me but I feel like answering this. The answer is, is that you don't need religion to be moral. Just doing them because you think it's good is reason enough. If I see a person dying I don't tell them to ask Jesus for forgiveness so I feel better about myself. Instead I call a hospital and waste as little time as possible. Now, that probably would never happen, in fact that's a more extreme example. But you know what I mean.

And why should you obey rules when there isn't a reason? It's simple. You don't have to. But it's the commonality of the situations and interactions you experience that will ultimately lead you to extrapolate a simple reason to do something "moral." Plain and simply, if people were educated and knew what they were doing they wouldn't just "no obey the rules." I often find that the people who say "if there isn't a reason then who cares," are the ones who, from the start, just never had incentive to learn or care. But that's a state of mind that can change, as we all have the same capacity to do that, imo.

So do you have to have religion to be moral? No, you don't have to. Does it help? Of course it does. That's almost exactly what it's there to do. Keep people "in line," and "under control." But I personally don't believe in any kind of deity but I lead a totally healthy life style that's disciplined. I feel I don't need God.

But what I do believe is that we all have personal power to control who we are and what we do, and that personal power is what is taken away from people by religion. Religion is necessarily bad, but it reduces your personal power and responsibility as a human in order to conform to a system. The system or culture that the place you live in requires. In all respect, of course.

... > Misty > Misteh < Pork

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VOTE ME.

I was never questioned. t-t

I lol'd.

Runescape blows. :3

I would agree, absolutely, one hundred percent. I don't think in the same context, however. xD

I agree that all people share a *collective* consciousness, or a way of thinking, that is specified to the period of time. And that is what makes us all interconnected, and having things like that happen is proof of that.

I'm pretty sure the actual story has been announced; such as, why and what is going on.

I will agree that it looks Tron-ish, though. But because it's mostly KH1 content, Tron couldn't possibly be involved in it unless Nomura hasn't told us something.

Ahh, same here. D:

I GOT IT!

I'll follow the trend and be..... xDark

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