Can you write a 10 word sentence without using the letter "e"? (a guy did a book like that once)

I don't think it's all that hard to do that.

(Heheh, I noticed we mostly all used "that" in our sentences. =P)

Edit--Oh my God, what am I getting downrated for?! This is the 7th -2 I've had in the last 10 minutes!!!

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Some people are really pathetic. :P
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by Halskiisaklink on May 25th, 2007
Yes, and I suppose while I was out, this was brought back up to the front page and I received 3 more. Hahah, woo, I am a -2 magnet!
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by donovan reynolds. on June 2nd, 2007
So... you've only gotten -2s? Lol. Why do so many people hate you?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 2nd, 2007
Yeah, only -2s...I don't know. I suppose that people must have to have been on here longer to actually like me, or so it would seem. =P
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by donovan reynolds. on June 2nd, 2007
I guess... ever received an unexplained negative five?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 2nd, 2007
Bah, all of the time!
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by donovan reynolds. on June 2nd, 2007
I'll try and give you as many unexplained +6s as I can, then. How were your exams?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 2nd, 2007
I was wondering why those were popping up, hahah.
Ah, my exams... =[ I received really good grades in the two English sections (percentages 80% and 88%)... But in the math section, I screwed myself over and received a nice 26%. I still had an overall above average score, amazingly.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 2nd, 2007
Nice. I guess that's one of the benefits of living in a mostly rural state. What did you fail in? Calculus? Advanced Algebra? Venn diagrams?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 2nd, 2007
Hey, don't pin the effect of the state on me! The English clearly disproves it! =] I have always sucked at math. I didn't see specifically which question I failed on because I am too stingy and depressed to pay $25 dollars to see my idiocy in math; however, since I only got 26% of the questions right, I am assuming it was every sub-division of math that exists.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 2nd, 2007
Nah, I meant that you managed to stay above average after getting a 26% because you live in a state filled with hicks (unlike the aspiring artist/academic that you are :) There's no shame in being bad at maths. I got 32% for Accounting in Year 11. I started off okay, but got zero for three tests at the end of the year. :P
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by Halskiisaklink on June 2nd, 2007
Oh-- Well, in that case, that is much better (and more flattering =P). heh... accounting. I have yet to see how badly I have failed in that class. I'm counting on not getting a credit, but I don't care, really. We take our finals next week, and I have completely forgotten how to do anything. Except for the general journal. After I finish those problems, it's just me staring at the paper awkwardly for the rest of the class.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 2nd, 2007
Heh, sorry. Sounds like fun. How are you coping with the legal theory side of it?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 2nd, 2007
Poorly. Like I said, I expect to carry nothing from that class, so I am not even studying or paying attention in class anymore. I stopped after I realized I don't need the credit to graduate. It's kind of pathetic, but the longer I am in school, the less I want to have to deal with it. I've blown off entire assignments that were 15 pages long. =| Heh. I've gotten the "Don't do that in college" lecture so many times now... Not that I was planning to, but I suppose it should raise *some* concern.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 2nd, 2007
Hey, whatever floats your boat. You're smart, and in college you'll hopefully be doing something you enjoy. I made a habit of not completing assignments until I reached Year 10... that pissed off my teachers so much. :) What exactly did you have to do for this 15 page assignment?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 2nd, 2007
Hahah. I never complete my assignments anymore, but I think my teacher believes my "Aw, I left it at home... Again!," so I don't feel as bad. That actually should make me feel worse, because I am lying, but "I didn't do it" always makes it tp appear like I made no effort to even make it LOOK like I did something. The 15 page assignments are called Mini-practice-sets, which follows the steps in the Accounting Cycle (I hope you remember, because I have no idea... [Journalizing, and posting, and statements of changes, I guess]). We get one each quarter (4 total). I've done one, and received a 38%, so that is when I stopped and just started drawing stars and giaffes all over my work, rather than doing it.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 2nd, 2007
How very kinky. Does this have a negative effect on parent-teacher interviews?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 2nd, 2007
No, because I try to avoid the interviews by just admitting I am failing, that I don't need the credit (and declaring that I don't care), and by telling my parents that the interview will have no effect on my (school)work ethic, which they usually do not. I tell my parents every time I receive poor grades, so they don't have to go to the teacher and find out why I am flunking. The only time my parents even schedule those things is when *I* voice a concern about my grade and inability to do well in the class with a stong effort. It's only been once, and I hope never to have that happen again.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 2nd, 2007
I had no idea that you get out of those things through honesty! Wow. What happened there?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 2nd, 2007
Long story: It involved my math teacher that yelled at the entire class about their sub-standard intelligence and lack of home-training, as well as just not teaching. I requested a schedule change several times through the counselor which had little effect until I wrote "emergency" on the slip because I was just getting pissed off by then, so it bumped on the priority list and they called my mother, who I had been complaining to non-stop about this teacher since school had started. She scheduled a conference, and when I went to the office I waited to be called back. . . . (Have to divide into 2 comments)
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by donovan reynolds. on June 2nd, 2007
When I finally had gotten there, I walked in and saw my parents and my teacher. Then my counselor walks in. Then the vice principal. Then, another vice principal. Then, THE principal. I had to specifically say why I "thought the teacher was performing at a level unsatisfactory to [my]self," which was scary and embarrassing. They accused me of exaggerrating and causing a mass-exodus, and wouldn't let me change until my parents threatened to take it to the Board of Education, and of course, tht is when they finally let in. It's always the student's fault, no matter whose fault it *really* is...
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by donovan reynolds. on June 2nd, 2007
Well, the student is the only person in these situations who can't get sued. You have to look at it in context, but that was still a rather brave thing to do. I had to change a subject before, and I saw a large number of people - not the principal, though. The staff and faculty at my school hated each other.
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by Halskiisaklink on June 2nd, 2007
Well, they were all pinning some pretty bad accusations on me. (Mass-exodus, what the Hell do I have to do with the entire class wanting to change schedules?!) and saying that I was lying-- which really pissed me off, because I hardly ever lie, and when I do, it's about stupid things! So they made me swear on my word (which is rather contradictory considering they think I am lying, so my word would be worthless to them...) that I wasn't lying. She said outrageous things in class, so I guess they sounded hard to believe, but I have nothing on my record and literally no one had above a 72%, a "C."
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by donovan reynolds. on June 3rd, 2007
What kind of 'outrageous things'?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 3rd, 2007
I thought the whole not-college level education makes anyone else stupid (she said "stupid") was pretty outrageous. I mean, I'm pretty sure the reason I was in that cess-pool of a class was to enrich my learning enough TO go to college, because I can't just magically acquire that kind of intelligence on my own. I also said that I hated math to someone in the class loud enough for her to hear, and she said it was "a mutual feeling." I said "If you hate it, too, then why teach it?" and she replied coldly with "I wasn't talking about hating *math*..." which really was my breaking point in that class.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 3rd, 2007
She probably has some personal problems of her own... a lot of teachers are like that. But understanding that can give you a pretty good idea of her weak points.
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by Halskiisaklink on June 3rd, 2007
Well, I am stubborn, and so I will stand on firm ground when I tell you that she was just an asshole, but I can apply that to any other teacher-related problems I have had. That being said, I'm not letting someone's problems get in the way of my possible future; I know that's selfish, but I'm being honest here. If I have to take another math in this school, I will likely shoot myself. (They took away one of my credits when I came here, because they were different levels of beginner's algbra, so I shouldn't have taken math anyway.)
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by donovan reynolds. on June 3rd, 2007
That's perfectly understandable. Are most of the teachers as bad as this one?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 3rd, 2007
Not at all, no. I like 6 out of 7 teacher I have. The other one is just "whatever" for me, because he just kinds of passes out papers and doesn't intereact with us, so I'm kind of indifferent. My other teachers are amazingly nice and excellent teachers, though-- even the accounting teacher (I have a failing grade, but she is so understanding... and almost all of her students other than myself have A's and B's.)
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by donovan reynolds. on June 3rd, 2007
Heh, my accounting teacher was an ex-army sergeant with skin cancer and a lisp. Not pleasant, not pleasant at all. My lecturers... well, my first Communications lecturer had a thing for me (I think), and the other I get along quite well with - although she has a DVD of mine.
Kinda off topic, but do you keep a diary/journal?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 3rd, 2007
I used to, until I realized I write about the most stupid things known to man. "June 8th, 2001: Deary Diary, Today I bumped my head. It hurt. Now I have a bump on my head." Granted, I was eleven, but even for that age, that is just lacking in thought process... That is the only one I can remember verbatim. I can paraphrase others, though. Like "Dear Diary, I have a crush on a boy named Luke. Luke is a funny name. He rides my bus and sometimes he talks to me. <hearts with "Luke" written in them>"
Until recently, I wrote poems a lot, but they haven't come naturally in a bit, so I guess that is where photography came in.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 3rd, 2007
...Photography is like visual poetry?
Aww, that's sweet. Do you ever feel like calling that guy and showing him what you wrote six years ago?
I just keep a log of what I did, usually in brief, structured notation. I write my thoughts on things cryptically by nature, maybe I'm unconsciously paranoid that someone may one day read it and call the cops.
I just find it improves my memory and comprehension, is all.
Sorry for boring you with that. :P
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by Halskiisaklink on June 3rd, 2007
I suppose that is what photography is to me. Especially lately, where I seem to be alone in that frame of thought, whereas everyone else sees my photos as "just a picture." It would be the same if that very person said a poem was "just sentences." It's all deep and sappy like that, now. Hahh.
No, can't say that I have ever considered calling that kid. That would just be weird. =P
That wasn't boring. I have yet to be bored by you. =P I actually always have weird sub-conscious thoughts all of the time. Mine probably go beyond weird by now, though... And now they've managed to work their way into conscious thought.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 3rd, 2007
And into your photography?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 3rd, 2007
I think so. I just developed a really interesting composite photo; I used a negative of the school hallway in which the walls seem to converge towards the end, and over the top, I placed a negative of a nature/wilderness path which lines up perfectly on the hallway one, so it looks kind of representative of the "take on the "off-the-beaten trail" future kind of thing. I can't wait to get it back...
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by donovan reynolds. on June 3rd, 2007
Wow, nice! Do you have a Deviantart account?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 3rd, 2007
No, but I've considered getting one a number of times. (As if that makes it any less of a "no." I will probably end up doing it soon, after school lets out.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 3rd, 2007
Ah... so... no wonder you've been quiet lately. I didn't realise that, sorry. :( Do you have a lot of homework at the moment?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 3rd, 2007
Oh, it's okay. It's not so much massive amounts of homework as it is massive amounts of studying for finals next week, so I've been trying to put forth an effort and remember what I've forgotten the past year... =P
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by donovan reynolds. on June 3rd, 2007
Do you have any interesting study techniques?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 3rd, 2007
Not really. I just look back at old papers and remember what I can, and if I don't remember, I write it down to liven my memory. It even bores me... But I get good scores on tests, so I'm not changing until something goes wrong with that method...
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by donovan reynolds. on June 3rd, 2007
Do you cram?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 3rd, 2007
Only when I am worried beyond belief. I crammed for the SAT... It probably had no effect.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 3rd, 2007
I got through high school using cram. I rarely studied any other way. So it doesn't work for you?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 3rd, 2007
It may, or it may not, depending on the subject and whether I don't know something because it's confusing, hard to remember, or whether I never took the time to learn it. If it's a confusing subject, it probably doesn't help; if it's hard to remember, it probably does; and if I never learned it, it depends... I am naturally better at History and English and I can remember things in a short amount of time without having to do anything special. For Chemistry and Algebra II formulas, this year, I can only hope to get lucky that they'll provide it. Too many ratios and variables will never make it into my memory...
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by donovan reynolds. on June 3rd, 2007
I guess with chemistry and such, the only real way to learn it is to do lots of practice exercises so that you have a something like a subconscious mental system in practice. I admire your natural bent towards History and English, though. I was okay at History, but I couldn't grasp the method they were using to teach it. Do you guys do document studies?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 3rd, 2007
I think nearly everything has to do with the teaching method. My Chemistry teacher just kind of throws the general idea in our directon, but I rely on my self to get anything out of it. It took me awhile to realize that, though. I've single-handedly brought my grade from a 38% to an 88% because he hardly interacts with us. The same with my Algebra II teacher, only she will help you, but only if you go to her and ask. I sat and struggled in that class for most of the year receiving D's and F's on every test until I asked her. But I guess the rest of the class is to blame-- they're immature and seldom listen, so I suppose why bother. I'm the only A in the class! =D . . .
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by donovan reynolds. on June 4th, 2007
. . . My history teacher is really laid back in his teaching style, so everyone does well, because he reaches out to help a lot. What are document studies?
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by donovan reynolds. on June 4th, 2007
Heh, I know what it's like to be the only serious student in a classroom filled with kids. :P
They give you a document from the period studied, such as a political cartoon from 1917 if you're studying the Russian Revolution, then they ask you a few questions requiring lengthy answers, such as 'How does this document reflect the themes and issues specific to the period?'. I never really got the gist of being able to answer them properly.
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by Halskiisaklink on June 4th, 2007
Oh, God, *those* things. My personal favorite is when they give a document that has absolutely no relevance to anything in this modern day and age, and achieves its purpose using the most antiquated, rambling verbiage known to mankind; then I am expected to fully interpret it and its significance (or lack thereof) based on a single passage that I can't even understand. The most pathetic thing is my poor knowledge of the Amendments, which is the basis of the United States. I know what's legal and within our rights, but I can't put a numbered Amendment and year and court case to them all. I take my final on Friday regarding all of this and the essay questions. How exciting... =P
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by donovan reynolds. on June 4th, 2007
Sounds it. Do you ever get production graphs? They're the worst type of documents ever... how are you supposed to get a page and a half out of a livestock graph? Bleah. Living in America under a conservative government, do you study any other type of history than American?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 5th, 2007
I haven't received any of those this year, but they've shown up before. Mostly, I have had to write essays on war propaganda and political cartoons. I do remember a few bar graphs here and there, but I can't remember if it was an essay question or a multiple-choice question. . .
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by donovan reynolds. on June 5th, 2007
In the States, or at least the schools I have attended, there are a wide variety of course that, after taking your required classes, you have the option to pick what classes you want to be in. The classes they make us take are Government (straight-forward; we learn about political parties, lawmaking, court cases, etc...), World History (statrting as far back as the Ottoman Empire and going up to Cold-War era, maybe some Desert Storm; we learned about a lot of cultural conflicts and ideals), and American History (from 18th century as colonies until the current, we learn about economy, government, war, and cultural values). There are many clases you can opt in taking after including Anthropology, European History, etc...). I wish they offered a class based mainly on World Wars I and II, as they really interest me. It depends on the schools (what is offered). I'm sure there are pieces of information that we have not learned as there are in just about any country, for some reason. A student from Germany was in my class this year, and heard things she had not known about WWII with Germany, and told us things we didn't know about America...
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by donovan reynolds. on June 5th, 2007
I guess institutional bias can't be avoided in such a subject. But it's good you have such a wide range of choices. What exactly is it you find interest in the World Wars? And what exactly was the role of China in World War I?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 5th, 2007
Well, mainly I am interested by the technology (both failing and fuctional) and the tactics employed (particularly the underground tunneling) by soldiers (and the lives of the soldiers themselves). I don't know China's specific role in World War I, exactly. The only thing I can tell you that I know is Germany held territories in China, mainly islands, and that Germany also tried to keep the monarchy active so that China would not join the Allies because of the many who supported the war and were basically pro-Allied nations.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 6th, 2007
Ah, I see. I suppose China wasn't economically advantaged enough to choose sides easily.
How much underground tunneling was actually used? I know the North Vietnamese used underground tunnels extensively during the Vietnam War.
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by Halskiisaklink on June 6th, 2007
Yes, the tunnels in Vietnam are fairly well-known, but I hadn't learned about the WWI tunneling until this year, watching the Military Channel or something. Anyway, it's really interesting because they used tunneling first as a means to find the enemy and use explosives. Soon, they began to spend more and more time underground, so eventually they made a sort of home-away-from-home and began to live under ground. The higher ranks actually had pretty nice "housing." Of course, the opposition on either side took advantage and used mustard gas because it was a small area, and those who were exposed brought it in, so it had some downsides like that. I don't know why you never hear of it, it was really interesting.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 7th, 2007
It is. So which nations used this tactic?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 7th, 2007
I believe Germany started first and then France, and after that, most everyone involved followed suit. I'll have to check up on that later. I wish I knew the name of that program, now! Hah..
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by donovan reynolds. on June 8th, 2007
Thanks. :) What do you hope to glean from learning about WWI? Is there some inner purpose to it?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 8th, 2007
I don't really think there is a reason behind it; I just find it interesting, so I kind of absorb knowledge and useless trivia and end up doing nothing with it except for sharing it with other people who will also do nothing with it. =P
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by donovan reynolds. on June 8th, 2007
Heh, that's what the Humanities is all about. :) How broad is your world-view?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 8th, 2007
I honestly have no idea. I'd like to think it's pretty broad, but considering many people don't care about anything that's going on outside of the U.S, I have nothing to compare against.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 9th, 2007
I haven't heard you say anything remotely xenophobic, so I'd say it's pretty 'broad'. Some people just don't have any interest in what happens beyond their immediate scope of cause and effect, you can't hold it against them. My Mum's like that...
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by Halskiisaklink on June 9th, 2007
I wasn't going to say anything against them, just an observation. I don't expect everyone to hav the same interests as I have; I'm not that opinionated. =P
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by donovan reynolds. on June 9th, 2007
I didn't think you were, sorry. :(
Are you opinionated in anything, though?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 9th, 2007
Why are you apologizing, that's what the "=P" was for! Haha. No, I don't think I am opinionated in anything. At least I can't think of anything I am opinionated in...
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by donovan reynolds. on June 9th, 2007
:P
You're opinionated in not being opionated? ;)
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by Halskiisaklink on June 9th, 2007
Lol, I was actually going to say that, and then it was becoming too confusing for my mind to interpret the contradiction, so I just stopped. Heheh.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 9th, 2007
Does that happen often? ;)
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by Halskiisaklink on June 9th, 2007
No. Only in the mornings, when I haven't had my coffee. =P
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by donovan reynolds. on June 9th, 2007
Hah. Are you having your coffee as we speak?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 9th, 2007
No. I may go make some in a moment, though. I am about to go outside and feign killing this snake my sister is screaming bloody murder to me about, so it would be an opportune time for coffee.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 9th, 2007
Yikes. Careful, then. Try using a shovel. :P
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by Halskiisaklink on June 9th, 2007
It's just a garden snake. I would pick it up, but I just want my sister to shut up. =P
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by donovan reynolds. on June 9th, 2007
So... how do you fake killing a snake? (Dr Suess style)
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by Halskiisaklink on June 9th, 2007
I put it in a box with a fox. Heheh. I don't know yet. I suppose I will say "Go inside, I don't want you to get hurt," and take it to the woods, and go back inside and say I killed it. She won't need any proof.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 9th, 2007
Heh, I lolled.
That's awfully nice of you. Aren't you tempted to put it in her bedroom and videotape her reaction?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 9th, 2007
Not really. I hate being videotaped, and she has her own little videocamera thing, so I can guarantee that she would have her revenge, hah. The poor thing has probably been through enough, anyway (the snake...).
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by donovan reynolds. on June 10th, 2007
True. Very diplomatic of you.
How often do you come across snakes?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 10th, 2007
Heh... Diplomacy-- one of my many specialties. =P
It depends on where I am when when I encounter a snake. In my old house, it was a little suburban neighborhood with little wooded/grassy area, so a snake was pretty rare. Here, I have a small wooded leafy area in my backyard with a little ravine/swampy-type mud area, so snakes are more common. I used to live in a place where I saw poisonous snakes all of the time, but moving a few times since then, I hardly ever see any of those kinds. Mostly black snakes and garden snakes.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 11th, 2007
And you are other specialties are...?
That doesn't sound too bad. Have you ever been bitten? It's practically impossible to avoid snakes when you go out into the country in Australia, and most snakes are poisonous. When I went up north to a town called Halls Creek, my brother got bitten through his boot. We were quite worried.
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by Halskiisaklink on June 12th, 2007
It's a long list. A few include my uncanny ability to point out grammatical errors such as that in your first sentence =P, cooking authentic quesadillas, drawing giraffes and dinosaurs, and the ever-lovable sarcasm.
No, it's not bad at all. I've never been bitten, no-- I've come pretty close to being bitten by a Copperhead, but luckily a pigeon sacrificed its life for mine. =P Was the snake that bit your brother poisonous? (Sounds like a thick question, but my friend was bitten by a snake once and we couldn't be sure whether it was poisonous or whether it was the mimic kind of snake)
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by donovan reynolds. on June 12th, 2007
Ack! Sorry. What about cooking authentic sarcasm and drawing the ever-lovable quesadillas?
Pigeons are rather noble creatures, I guess :P. We're not sure, because the teeth came really close to penetrating the skin, but because of his boot, they didn't quite make it. I'm guessing yes, though, because most snakes here are. How exactly did the pigeon sacrifice its life?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 12th, 2007
Actually, I can draw a pretty accurate representation of one of my ever-lovable quesadillas... I'm not sure how I would cook sarcasm, it's best raw. Hahah, wow... Sometimes I amaze myself with the corny analogies I make...
Well, that's good, at least no one had to find out for sure the hard way whether the snake was poisonous or not.
The pigeon just happened to land right in front of the snake, on the ground (which I found extremely odd), but hey... it saved me a possible hospital trip. =P
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by donovan reynolds. on June 13th, 2007
That WAS pretty sharp. Aren't quesadillas really bad for you?
I suppose so. Pigeons are quite possibly the stupidest creatures I've ever seen. They're either perched precariously above your head at the local train station or they're flying into your backyard window and scaring the living daylights out of you just for fun... then they'll rear up and do it again.
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by Halskiisaklink on June 14th, 2007
Was it? I thought it was pretty lame, hahah. Quesadillas are only as bad as the ingredients you put in them. I suppose that being said, mine can get pretty unhealthy at times, when I have a bad mexican food craving. =P Usually, though, I only put cooked slices of chicken, monterrey jack and cabo cheese, a little salsa, and peppers and whatnot. My unhealthy ones are loaded with sour cream and extra cheese. (And lots of hot sauce, but it's not really bad for you.)
Wow, the pigeons over there sound a little more sinister than the ones I am familiar with. Of course the overhead perching is a given, but they fly in your windows?! Hahah. Pigeons here are mostly in cities, and because they aren't frightened by people at all, they just act cute and tourists feed them, so I suppose that is why they wouldn't act out.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 14th, 2007
Same thing really.
I guess they're not that bad for you then, but they're certainly bad for the people standing around you. :P
They put up an illusion for people such as yourselves to take in, but don't let them fool you - they are really quite evil. They mostly live in cities here, too, nesting in pools of filth on top of buildings and in airducts. The idiots are brought up so stupid that they can't see windows. :( It's only happened a couple of times to me, but that's enough. Magpies and crows are pretty bad - they snatch sausages out of their buns while you're eating them.
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by Halskiisaklink on June 15th, 2007
Lmao, no, no-- Mexican food doesn't have that effect on me. I was blessed, because it's my favorite kind of food (well, one of them), and I eat it all of the time.
...Are you saying that I am susceptible to the pigeon's evil-doings?! I'm not! I have already learned my lessons from pigeons in D.C awhile back. =[ They stole my french fries as a child and then proceeded to defecate on my head. Ever since then, I have felt a bitter hatred towards birds of any type... except turkeys, ducks, and flamingos-- they're alright. I had a mockingbird stuck in my house once. That was pretty scary. Bah, crows are [almost] the worst. I hate crows >:(
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by donovan reynolds. on June 15th, 2007
Heh, yeah sure. :P I eat Chinese and Thai food whenever I get the opportunity.
You bloody well are! Aww, what a horrible experience to go through as a child.
Turkeys are just messed up. They look like someone put their face through a meat grinder.
I am reminded of a certain novel...
Crows used to wake us up in our old house at something like four in the morning. My mum went outside to throw stones at them, to physically enact an age old expression.
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by Halskiisaklink on June 15th, 2007
Bleh, I hate Chinese food. Thai food is good, though. I like Japanese and Greek almost as much as I like Mexican...
Lol, I like turkeys. They're really ugly, but the babies are cute. And they're also really stupid, so I have no need to feel threatened by them. I would ask what novel you are alluding to, but the whole face-through-a-meat-grinder thing was enough to have me change my mind. =P
Hahah, I have the crow wake-up call problem myself. It wasn't a problem until recently, when I could start sleeping in again. I tried screaming at them to shut up, but it only encouraged them and my sister's bird (which shrieks) to get louder and more persistent. And it pissed the neighbors off.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 16th, 2007
I suppose it must be a cultural thing.
Heh, whatever floats your boat.
"To Kill a Mockingbird", sorry.
Hah! Pissing off the neighbours is always a good thing. Do you piss them off often?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 16th, 2007
Ah I read that book a long time ago, but I don't remember a thing. I just remember Jem and a black man accused of murder, and of course, the theme and all. Details are fuzzy, though.
Pissing off my neighbors-- not at this house. Well, not deliberately. I'm sure they aren't too appreciative of my listening to music that screams and yells with a variety of noisy and probably annoying instruments playing simultaneously. My other neighbors, now, I pissed them off quite frequently. On one side, my super-conservative-Christian neighbor swore I was devil's spawn; the other down the street was just trashy and rude; so we never quite got along.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 18th, 2007
We had to read it in Year 11. I don't half mind it.
That's probably a good thing. I don't piss off my neighbours, but I don't really talk to them much either. How did you manage to annoy your conservative neighbour?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 18th, 2007
Oh God... it's rather embarrassing... I used to be into the Pokemon craze, and I had a Pokemon card that said "savior" under some creature's name, and it fell out of my pocket and into their house, which I was in, for some reason. He said to me "How could anyone be so stupid? Are you not aware that Christ is your savior? People who have things like this go to Hell. You're worshipping false idols; get out of my house!" And I went home crying, and my mother told him off so he was forced to apologize insincerely to me. He hated me from then on, though. Somewhere in that lecture, he told me that animals did not go to heaven, they just died, so that really pissed me off because I remember talking about my dog that was shot.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 18th, 2007
Aww! Conservatives are such bastards. Heh, I used to like Pokemon as well *embarassment*. Did you get him back?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 19th, 2007
Well, now I'm not *so* embarrassed, but Pokemon... Oh, God, what was I thinking?! I "caught them all" on GameBoy, though. That was pretty kickass.
No, I never got him back. I didn't feel much like dealing with him-- it would have been a waste of time. I don't really do things to get revenge that much.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 19th, 2007
I tried that and failed miserably. I'm it's done our eyes some damage, though.
You have the morality of a religious person and the tenacity of an Atheist. :) Have you ever wanted to be part of a band?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 21st, 2007
Well, so long as I got something out of it, I don't care all of the eye damage. It was the first video game I ever beat, lol.
...Heheh, thanks. It's funny because I am somewhere in between the two (I think); I'm not really religious, nor am I Athiest. I figure there's no point in rushing my life to find out. It's all really confusing for me. In my profile, I pretty much summed all of that up in one sentence, coming to the conclusion that my tendencies would have me be somewhat of a cult leader or something. It also says something about my hating politics to nearly being Anarchist. Lmao. I'm sure I've managed to piss off at least 5 separate groups of people if they've even bothered to look.
...Yeah, I've always wanted to be in a band. Kind of a pipe-dream really. I can't play an instrument, I can't sing, and I certainly could not do both simultaneously, so that rules everything out. The only thing remotely band-like I can do is write poems, which could easily be songs. I think that my want to be in a band is the reason why I am so into music. I also have some ideas as to how to integrate photography with my passion for music so that I can meet bands, and get into free shows. =P
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by donovan reynolds. on June 21st, 2007
Hmm... the first video game I ever beat was... Donkey Kong Country! Good times.
Have you considered joining Opus Dei? ;)
Well, Bob Dylan can't sing, and he can hardly play the guitar, but writes good poetry - so maybe you share a few characteristics with him. :) I've wanted to form a band for a while, although I'm not sure if that's just a pipe dream or a possible reality. My lyrics aren't that good. They end up being some kind of hippie/millenarian hate ballad. Which is just tired and overdone. :P
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by Halskiisaklink on June 22nd, 2007
Ah, Donkey Kong Country. I only made it so far as half way, because I get terribly distracted and pissed in games with levels. I like games where I can run around and try another task if I suck at the one I'm already trying. Just as long as I can do something else, it doesn't matter what game it is. But, ugh, my temper flares when I am stuck doing the same thing over and over. I have a short temper with stupid things. =P
...What is Opus Dei? Is it a cult? ...Lol. I feel like I should know the answer to that already, but I suppose not.
...Hah, I never understood how Bob Dylan kept afloat in the music career... Ah well, he has a good thing going for him; I'll just let it be and leave the poor singing/musicianship- good poet thing to him. Heh, your lyrics probably would end up better than mine. I only write when I am pissed or depressed and so that is how everything comes out. I tried really hard to write one when I was upbeat and it sounded as if I were psychotically happy. They're pretty convincing though, when I have to do them for an assignment. Sad to say... But anyway, I had to wite 12 original poems and I made half of them optimistic, and of course, everyone favored them over the real ones. =P
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by donovan reynolds. on June 23rd, 2007
Heh, well I suppose that's understandable. I don't mind open-ended gaming, as long as it's nice to look at. I guess that's what makes games tolerable for me. :P
It's like extreme Christianity, very active in your country.
Bob Dylan had the benefit of being revolutionary. He was the first person in rock music to make the lyrics more important than the music. That being said, he can't play the guitar very well.
How long is your poetry?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 23rd, 2007
Well, good graphics these days aren't really hard to find. Unless the gaming sytem is crap, and the game is even worse-- but most of the time it's pretty avoidable because the game is easy to read as being a piece of virtual garbage. Luckily, my dad plays games as well, and so we have a PS3 and a Wii. No XBox 360, though. I guess brand loyalty is a factor, hahah.
Oh. Extreme Christianity. Some of the extreme Christians over here are absolutely certifiably insane. I suppose that would be true for most extreme anythings, though, hahah.
...I know Bob Dylan is a significant figure in music as far as lyrics go, but still, I can't listen to his music. I'd much rather peek nto the booklet that comes with the cd. =P
...Most of my poetry doesn't span much longer than a page and a half. My longest was 5 pages, but that was free verse. Most of my peoms are iambic pentameter, and so that can only go on so long with out sound like I am over doing it. =P
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by donovan reynolds. on June 24th, 2007
Games can have good graphics and still be ugly. Nice.
Speaking in tongues?
Heh, I guess he's not for everyone. I can tolerate his music, but it's not very vibrant and it's a little too mainstream for my tastes.
Wow, how much poetry have you written exactly?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 25th, 2007
That's true.
...Speaking in tongues is odd. Some denominations of Christianity see it as evil, and others see it as though you've been occupied by the Holy Spirit. Uh, it's hard to explain-- I don't think that it's completely crazy, because I did it once. It was really un-naturally weird.I went to a church service with my friend, and in the middle of prayer, *I* felt "occupied," and the pastor came over and just hovered over me, and while this was all taking place, I just starting speaking in tongues uncontrollably. I knew I was doing it, and I wanted to stop, but I couldn't? Ack... I don't know. If there is any reason I should be extremely religious right now, that should be it, but no. It was too weird, I didn't like it at all... But I can see where it would happen, I guess. I just think a lot of people think they're better because they can do it quickly-- some people make a show of it. Others just do it naturally. It's just so weird!
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by donovan reynolds. on June 25th, 2007
Maybe it was the pastor's BO? I've heard these guys can get rather big, fat and smelly.
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by Halskiisaklink on June 25th, 2007
Now that I have shared my stupid possessed anecdote, I can go on to what I was orignally going to say. =P I've written a fairly good amount of poetry.I haven't written any recently, as in this year, but I think I started to slow down in November or so, so it's been a while. I have about 20 poems on my virus-ridden computer in my room, and I don't know how many I kept on paper, so I have some that are on folded pieces of papers and used scrap paper in different parts of my room. I probably have 30 to 40 in all, but I haven't really kept count of the ones not on computer. I still have to save my computer ones onto a floppy and transfer them over to this one without contaminating this one, hahah
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by donovan reynolds. on June 25th, 2007
The pastor, I don't know. It was all blurry and fuzzy. Or at least I chose to remember it that way... hahah.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 25th, 2007
Okay then. Get AVG on your home computer. ;)
That's a pretty good effort. Where do you get your inspiration?
I'm skeptical, sorry. Is that why you're not sure about Atheism?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 25th, 2007
I get inspiration from being really pissed and drawing from my anger. Nothing else, really.
...No, really, I'm serious. I suppose it's one of those "you have to be there to believe it" things, but I don't know, I wouldn't make something like that up. I'm not an Athiest because I think it's weird not to have faith in something. I've always been brought up to believe there is a "higher power" and so I still hang on to it in some respect. Religion makes me uncomfortable as a whole. I don't know what to believe, so I'm just kind of passively doing whatever. =/ I don't know...
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by donovan reynolds. on June 25th, 2007
Sheesh. No Zen Buddhism for you. Still, I guess that means you're probably a great writer.
Then keep on doing it, just don't let it get you paranoid. Religion can do strange things to people. :P
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by Halskiisaklink on June 25th, 2007
Hah, well it's not always anger. It's more or less a jumble of emotions that I am angry over being in the situation with. =P
Yeah, I'm trying to stay in "whatever" mode. My parents were having us go to church for a couple of months not too long ago, and I couldn't stand it. I felt bad. I just like to think that there is a God, and he agrees with everything I do, except for the things I know are not right. It's basically the same thing, only I get to choose everything else like whether I think God think homosexuality is a sin or not. This is where I think people would confuse me with a cultist. =P
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by donovan reynolds. on June 25th, 2007
I think I know what you mean...
Church people think that only cultists believe in a God that allows homosexuality?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 25th, 2007
Probably. I don't know. I think they would just see me as a cultist because I believe whatever I want. In my Heaven, people and animals are going to be there; I don't care if people say animals don't have souls... I like animals too much for them to just die. And how could a human have a soul, and an animal not have one? I mean, if I am going to believe in the whole soul thing, then it's only logical that everyone would have one. Humans are animals, just like the rest of them. That's just one of my many amendments I made. Lol.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 25th, 2007
Lol, so you do kinda lead towards a scientific view of life?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 25th, 2007
Yes, kind of... But I made amendments to the science, too. There is no way in Hell we evolved from monkeys. That's why monkeys are still here... We evolved from simpler versions of humans. Even preserved skeletons of neanderthals aren't monkeys. They're just glorified simple, short and hairy people, and from there we adapted to climate and a pattern of cilvilized living.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 25th, 2007
You're right there. We didn't evolve from monkeys. We evolved from the same genus that monkeys evolved from, however.
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by Halskiisaklink on June 25th, 2007
Well, yeah, that's true. But I hate monkeys. =[
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by donovan reynolds. on June 25th, 2007
How on earth could you hate monkeys? :(
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by Halskiisaklink on June 25th, 2007
You like monkeys?! How could you not hate monkeys? They're filthy. I've seen far more monkey than I would have liked to my last zoo visit. I saw a monkey go through every bodily function. I'm not even joking. And one of them was taunting me, last time I went.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 25th, 2007
Most animals are filthy. Including people from New South Wales. Heh, they do that. They are way more responsive than people give them credit for.
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by Halskiisaklink on June 25th, 2007
Yes, I know... but I just hate monkeys. There is no talking me into it-- people have already tried, so you might as well stop trying to defend them. =P
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by donovan reynolds. on June 26th, 2007
I suppose so, sorry. :( What animals do you like?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 26th, 2007
...Giraffes. =D They're my absolute favorite. My next two favorites would bethe okapi and zebra. Mostly anything else, I like on the same level (except, of course, monkeys-- and I can't forget cockroaches and maggots because I am deathly afraid of them).
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by donovan reynolds. on June 26th, 2007
Aww, that's cute. What is it about giraffes that you like?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 26th, 2007
I don't know. Everything, I guess. I'm obsessed with them. I have bought shirts with giraffes on them and made a giraffe patterned necklace, and I also draw them on everything and use them as the subject on every artsy assignment that I am able to. I took pictures with some. Now, my family and friends all buy me random giraffe items and my sister and a few of my closer friends have drawn me some. It all started in my environmental science class last year, when I fell in love with a picture on the wall of a giraffe eating a peach, and I asked to keep it. Hahah.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 26th, 2007
A giraffe patterned necklace - that is something I would like to see.
Heh, that sounds rather textual. Do you like peaches now, as well?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 26th, 2007
Well, I accidentally left the necklace in a pocket, because I had to take it off for some reason, so the wood lost its luster in the wash-- it looks no where near as good (in condition) as it did when I made it.
Lol, how does it sound "textual?" Actually, I had a peach earlier. It was pretty good, except it wasn't all the way ripe, so I had to return most of it back to nature... Which, for me, means hurling it back into the woods as far as I can throw it. It makes littering fun *and* useful. =P
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by donovan reynolds. on June 26th, 2007
That's a shame. :(
Heh, I guess anything involving a peach sounds textual. When you throw fruit away, it's not really littering because it decomposes fast.
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by Halskiisaklink on June 26th, 2007
Do you mean sensual? Lol. Textual means something that is relating to text, and I just can't see where peaches fall in there. Heheh. I know it's not littering, but it's my backyard, and with my morals, I like to feel like I am doing something wrong once in a while (but not actually do anything wrong... Hahh).
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by donovan reynolds. on June 26th, 2007
No, ack, textural. Spelling mistake, sorry. Peaches are too furry to be sensual (God, I have a dirty mind...). Hmm, you enjoy doing things that are 'wrong'? And do you have a Myspace account?
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by Halskiisaklink on June 27th, 2007
Lol, *you* have a dirty mind? --I'm the one who made the immediate assumption connecting sensual to peaches. =/ Hahah. Well, I have a horribly guilty conscience, so I can't doing anything that's really 'wrong,' so little things like pretending to litter and swearing generally suffice... =D Oh, and yeah, I have a MySpace account. I almost hate to admit it, because I basically hate the site, but I use it to keep in touch with friends from school and listen to music.
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by donovan reynolds. on June 27th, 2007
Yeah, but that relationship is practically cliched. :P
You 'can't doing' anything wrong? I'll take your word for it. ;) My conscious went out the window a few years ago, although I like to think I still retain some vestige of morality.
I know what you mean, it's embarrassing. My cousin made me start using my account, and now it's become as standardised in my life as Answerbag. My profile name's 'Sakhalin', if you want to add me. :P
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by Halskiisaklink on June 28th, 2007
I forgot a word between "can't" and "doing." But I forgot what it was by now. Haha =P You can't criticise my grammar anyway! You said "conscious" and meant conscience! Lol.
Well, if I ever remember to add you while I'm on there, I will. It took me 7 months to add a girl who I sat next to everyday for an entire year, hahah. But, anyway, I'll put that on my mental to-do list. It will be at least a week, since I leave for vacation today =P
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by donovan reynolds. on June 30th, 2007
Ah! I did too. :(
Aww. Have fun, then.
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by Halskiisaklink on July 1st, 2007
Hehe, I was just poking fun. I just noticed I spelled "criticise" the non-American way. I almost do it naturally, but I had to stop myself in school this year because everyone gets analytical about it. =P
Well, I would add you now, seeing as I am using a computer here, but it isn't mine, and I think the MySpace is already logged under their name. I wouldn't be using a computer anyway, but I got a horrible sunburn the first day here, so I have nothing better to do. It sounds like a childish thing to be staying in with. =P It's really bad... I can't blame anyone, though. I'm as stubborn as a mule, and I kept getting nagged about putting sunscreen on until I just didn't put it on out of spite. I remember answerin g a question about what "Don't cut off your nose to spite your face" meant... How ironic. =P
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by donovan reynolds. on July 5th, 2007
I don't blame you. Sunburn is horrible. :P
I don't suppose you've seen the ads where they cut out a bit out of a person's arse and put it on their face?
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by Halskiisaklink on July 5th, 2007
Ah, God, no kidding--- sunburn is the worst. I've ruined my vacation. Kind of. I'm still forcing myself to wear jeans. My legs are in horrible shape, but I am not going to let it ruin my entire trip. Except seeing as I only wear skinny jeans, it really is just another bad decision on my part. My mom wants to take me to the clinic/doctors here. Pfft. I haven't been to a doctor's office in years, and I'm not starting on vaction. Lol.
Nope, I haven't seen that one. It sounds funny, though. =P
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by donovan reynolds. on July 5th, 2007
Well... why do you care about your legs? You're on vacation. Isn't there some cream you can get?
It's meant to scare people into putting on sunscreen. :P
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by Halskiisaklink on July 5th, 2007
Ah, well, I care about my legs because we walk every night. I was forced to go to the doctor's last night (although, I must admit at that point I wasn't too reluctant). Apparently I have 1st, 2nd, *and* 3rd degree burns on my legs. I had to get them dressed and bandaged, have an injection, and get a prescription. I'm not allowed to swim, and showering, sitting, walking, and anything else of that sort is extremely painful. And I can't wear jeans, now. =[ I did get a prescription for burn cream, though, it feels much better. I'm a walking PSA for sunscreen use. =P
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by donovan reynolds. on July 6th, 2007
That really sucks. :P
How did you manage to get third degree suburn?
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by Halskiisaklink on July 7th, 2007
I don't know. I didn't even know that it was possible, but I guess that my poor care of it pre-doctor's wasn't a big help. I suppose that I layed out there so long, I damaged nerve endings or something. I miss jeans!!!
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by donovan reynolds. on July 7th, 2007
I can imagine. Make sure to take some photos of them before they heal.
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by Halskiisaklink on July 7th, 2007
Too late. Why would I do that-- it was absolutely revolting. Hah. Why the name/avatar change?(Which happened probably forever ago, but I am on the computer so much at work, I almost hate it. Hahah.) I thought someone else stumbled in; I almost felt sorry for another possible ruin of an activity log.
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by donovan reynolds. on July 17th, 2007
Heh, not exactly. They took my avatar away yesterday. :( And I was playing around with name for the last few days - I even reverted back to Sakhalinskii for awhile. Now I am The Boobs, but I have no boob. :(
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by Halskiisaklink on July 17th, 2007
They took it away? Well, did they just give it back in between the time I commented and now? ...Odd.
...Lol, you're not missing out. You really haven't a use for a boob, anyway. I'm not going to have children, I wish I could make them go away. All they do is cause problems. =( Hahah.
...I liked your name when it was Sakhalinskii. That seemed like a long time ago, heheh. I haven't changed my name. I'm too indecisive, and I don't leave enough of an impression for people to recognise me anyway. =P
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by donovan reynolds. on July 18th, 2007

amazing
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by rachel. StarsInAPortraitIcecreamInTheSky on May 25th, 2007
I keep running out of adjectives for Lyn.
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by Stableboy on May 25th, 2007
Hoooweeeee! Eeeek! I screwed up, sorreee.
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by notmrjohn on April 1st, 2008

fabulous
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by LynfromNM on February 2nd, 2007
Ouch. Someone downrated- is there an E I don't see in there?
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by Sketchy Mess Jeoffory on February 2nd, 2007
twasn't moi, amigo. Sorry you got trolled though. I already rated you up so I cannot again.
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by LynfromNM on February 2nd, 2007
gosh that was good
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by rachel. StarsInAPortraitIcecreamInTheSky on May 25th, 2007

Gah. I can't believe my brain totally missed that E. Must have some kind of brain-fever. Fixed it all up now.
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by ShadowKat on February 2nd, 2007
where is the E?
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by Constel on May 25th, 2007
mamamia thats good .. well done :-)
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by rachel. StarsInAPortraitIcecreamInTheSky on May 25th, 2007

14 words - very nice :)
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by Anonymous on February 2nd, 2007
Thanks :D
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by TheAnswerer on February 2nd, 2007
*huggles avy* ah, i remember totoro so well...I still have it somewhere...Hmmm..

*goes to ask a question*

and I wonder if I can do this....

*goes to post too*
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by Friendly_dragon49 on May 25th, 2007
AHHH!!!

I knew I remembered that from somewhere!!!
I love Totoro!!!

(I really like little
Totoro.. hes/shes sooo cute!!!)
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by fuzzy_rabbit on May 25th, 2007

nice.
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by Anonymous on February 2nd, 2007
did i won somethin new? a car? a ps3? a house?
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