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Easily the greatest item upgrade so far: Andross

I don't want to be too aggressive or anything, you know?

Oh my god are you fucking kidding me. Edit that right now.

Thoth, I never knew you from HB. I grew up on Adams and Magnolia. Anyways, gamespot says that the boss battles are not too hard, but are fun and use a plethora of different techniques and weapons to kill a boss. This is very very good news for me seeing as I got really frustrated with MP1&2 because that shit was fucking hard. I'm excited to make love to this game.

To Yankees: http://youtube.com/watch?v=LlEYCQHA4sg

We won. Lackey shutout, 9 IP.

Aside from SSBB, this is the game I am looking forward to the absolute most. My Wii is on loan right now, and i should be getting it back soon.

Angels 6-0. Yeah. The Angels have not had a losing month since June 2006.

Squeeze, Halos score. 4-0. v 4th.

You're right; making sparks isn't the best description. There's always some attraction, I'd just like to take it to the next level. Question still remains... to Milky.

Angels - Mariners: 3 - 0 v 3rd Garret Anderson 3 RBI w/ HR Lackey - Batista Oh, man. Gary Matthews tap to center field, Suzuki missed the diving catch, tossed to 2B, missed the tag, runner safe at 2B. Hit, Matthews advances to 3B, runners on corners.

Two parts: 1) You and I like to make people mad. I like to say the exact opposite of what people expect me to say and pretend to be an asshole and stuff, but I don't think I am. On a separate tangent, I think it's unfortunate that people think that i'm an asshole but in actuality I just don't do what they want me to do. Anyways, why do you think people like you and I like to make people mad? Is it a call for attention or is it just our sense of humor? 2) My friend is (making a stab at) hooking me up with this cute girl Nicole. We met for the first time today, and she's nice, and we're all supposed to eat lunch together tomorrow. She thinks I'm cute and is looking for a relationship as I am. What are some tips for makin' sparks, and keeping the interest there?

I'm with Jingus.

Dude, have you guys heard of the Bible? I heard its the truth.

Did I ever make it clear that I'm an existentialist?

Correct, I would not say "THIS IS THE TRUTH111" if I picked up a bible from a local bookstore, but I will detract different things from it, just like I would the Qur'an, Five Classics, Talmud, Kojiki, or Tripitaka. It pretty much circulates back to my main argument. The Bibles truths and teachings are relative and differ entirely to every person. Concurrently, isn't every religious texts just a series of truths? The philosophical answer is no; the pragmatic answer is yes.

Yeah it does. Repeatedly. Of course most of that stuff is in the Old Testament, so a lot of sects get around that by just claiming that the first edition rules are no longer valid. But some of it still lingers on even in the NT. Cite? I included "to my knowledge" to indicate that I could be wrong. Also, there are a fucking shitload of rules in the Old Testament, to pick one fish out of the barrel, that Christianity simply ignores. Hating people for their beliefs? Ironycakes.

I hope they just get even better. Hopefully they just spent a day lifting weights and snorting 8-balls of coke to see what kind of crazy ass shit they could design. If you could put one thing into SSBB right now, what would it be? Character, stage, item? I'd love to put in Anne Frank. That would be fun.

How, exactly, is cultural nationalism different, or moreover more acceptable, than religious pride? Both are dangerous, but the infinitely more wars caused by cultural nationalism seem to be mulled over for religious pride. You can't blame people for not venturing outside themselves. You just can't. It's not a religious thing, it's not a cultural thing; it's a human being thing.

Really? That is what Christianity really teaches? News to me. As someone who went to church for 15 years, I never experienced any kind of isolation or alienation when I expressed strong doubts about Christianity and the nature of God. In fact, they were more willing to discuss it with me. The Bible is idealistic. It's not a set of rules punishable by pain of death, it's a set of guidelines on how to live your life. Sure, there's some weird shit in there but that was Two-Fucking-Thousand Years Ago. I guess you could tie that into how civilizations get gradually more and more liberal-minded as time passes, but the fact still remains. The crazy shit in there is mostly (if not all) parts that weren't records of Jesus, and are passages written by other people, claiming that God told it to them, whatever. There is an infinite number of degrees in which to interpret or judge the Bible, and it still remains a source of disagreement today (see: TSM, world). I, nor 9x% of Christians, don't agree with every passage of the Bible. To my knowledge, the Bible does not specifically instruct its followers to be ignorant pricks, nor to fight to the death to defend their religion.

You are making the worst cliche of a shitty sweeping generalization. You know, not all Christians are robots. Not all Christians are the "God Warrior" woman from Trading Spouses. Not all Christians are door-to-door Mormons. Some are, but the vast majority aren't. To say that a Christian who is a good, loving person is that way in spite of being Christian is to say that they knowingly and willfully act that way in direct confrontation of their religion, which I HIGHLY doubt is the case. Being a good person and being Christian are not mutually exclusive things. I'm not a Christian, but I used to be, and I'm exposed to Christians regularly. I know that I can't say the lion's share of these people are ignorant pricks.

Basically, save Peach or Zelda. Who will ever choose Peach?

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I'm immature? I just don't like her new avatar and her posts. Haven't I expressed that? Her new avatar annoys me, but I had no problem with her old one.