KingEarthEater

Okay, well I'll just say my thoughts (and not quote anyone... like a usually would). I don't exactly agree with it, but I have some friends that are homosexual and that doesn't change the way I treat them. Well, I have a friend, who is open about the fact that he likes other men, that won't change anything (the way I look at him, or the way I treat him) because he knows that I'm not homosexual. I mean, if he was straight, that wouldn't change anything either, because I treat people on how they treat me. Now, there are thing to hate about me (that I'm sure people would disagree with), but why would I try to tell someone to stop something if I'm just as much at fault? Thats just my quick thoughts though.

Talking about going to Japan, my oldest brother is going because he won a tournament in California for a tournament they call SBO. They have it for many games, yet there are only spots for about two or three (teams or people) to go to this tournament and this tournament is a reservation only.. I want to go too though. But I would have had to win a tournament in Austin (which is the only other place I could have gone to).. Anyway, my family has never been to Japan (or even thought about it really).. But I hear that they are expensive!

[quote name='Caoimhe][color=blue']I often get emails from my Christian friends about the whole "If you know God loves you pass it on" thing, even when they know I'm not Christian. -_- It's sad, really. Yeah, I have two working e-mails (stopped using Yahoo because it won't let me read or reply to emails), and only one of them gets spammed.[/color][/quote] Haha, hate those things =D Even though I'm a Christian I still don't do those things. Because you can't show your love for God even if you did send that message to ten or twenty people, because in most of the chain letters, something bad happends to you if you don't (or so they say), but in reality, God won't punish you for something you didn't do (or don't do). Anyway (don't know why I said that), I don't really do chain letters in the first place. Even though I have friends that send them to me, I don't really care about them. There was this one, where there was a picture of a girl on a hospital bed and she was sleeping. But there was a ugly girl under her bed :o

I've actually played in a couple of tournaments in this game. I got 5th and since then I've never played in another GG tournament. I'm not too good. I play Ki (for the sake of it. Would be better if I played Sol). Once again, I'm not too good. I don't actually play any 2D games besides a little bit of Street Fighter Third Strike. So, I ended up travling eight hours and playing this game (it was only $15 and I won more than that in a different game anyway :p).

[i]1)[/i] What grade are you going into after this year? Are you graduating? Or did you already graduate? If so, what year? Hmm, I'm class of 2011. [i]2)[/i] Are you, or were you, worried? What do you plan to do with your life or are you just as confused, (and in some cases, scared) about the future as I am? I was very worried about being a freshman in high school and all, but after talking with some of my older friends who've been through college and all, I feel pretty confident. [i]3)[/i] Did everything work out in the end? Or was there some sort of hinderance that kept you from going or doing what you wanted to? Well, its not so much that I have a problem that is really stopping me besides that I have something I like to call NDS. Which would happen to stand for Not Dedicated Syndrom. I know I need to do something if I want to succeed, just not dedicated to the thing enough to care :o [i]4)[/i] What sort of advice can you give to someone like me? (Someone in high school who is freaked out of his mind) Well, I'm not very much in your situation, but I can only say that you should stop yourself from having NDS. If you really want to go to college, then you should dedicate yourself to it. Also, follow the known rule, business before pleasure.

(1) Well, at this very moment I'm feeling very very sleepy. I may be dumb for staying up so late, but I think it will be worth it in the end. Since I get to go eat with my Grandmother and everything this very morning. It may be in eight hours, but if I go to sleep now, I won't wake up because I need more sleep than I feel right now. Seriously, I may not feel so sleepy I "nod out", but I know that if I do go to sleep now I won't wake up (I sleep in the backroom and she's an old women knocking on our hollow wood door). (2) Besides whats right up there, I may (or may not) be able to go to this church camp that I went to for the last two years. It lasts four or five days.. though I pretty much don't go to church that much anymore (my Mother works a whole lot more than she used to and my Father doesn't go anymore), I would certainly want to go anyway. Because I have friends that don't go to the church I go to, but yet a branch of it. Unfortunately, today was the last day to go and turn in the forms and there was a real bad hail storm so I couldn't go... So, I may (or may not) be able to go.

[QUOTE=vegeta rocker]I'm not going to say they are right when all they said was complete and utter filth and lies! If someone in your family said you sucked **** and you were useless you would agree with it? No family is worth that, they are trash and i have pretty much made my decision but i would really like more input.[/QUOTE] Well, personally, I can't very well say that I would do much different than what I believe you are thinking, because I did the very same (besides that I wasn't at your age or anything). In my shoes, I just basically forgot about them and didn't even think about them for about two years until I just happend to see them at church. But, whenever that happend it was mostly about normal things. Like, Hey how are you and How things been. But, it actually ended in a silence which made it very very awkward. So basically, I'm not family with them anymore. It didn't even have anything to do with me, but my parents and them. But, I guess it just ended up that they would hate us and I would be kinda forced to hate them. So, I was basically on the side, but it kinda effected me more than them.

Mine would totally be a Tupac song (One out of the following would be just fine): (1)Hit em' Up (2)Ambitionz Aa a Ridah (3)I Ain't Mad at Cha (4)All Eyez on Me (5)Smile Either one of those would be fine. In order. Anyway, I think that a theme song as a entrance song for boxing or something. Not something to follow me everywhere. But I would want all of those songs to follow me around (haha). KingEarthEater

Well, I think its pretty much obvious that you should at least attempt to either (a) come together in some way (that is of coruse if they want to, heh heh) or (b) just ignore them. Me personally, I wasn't close to my Grandmother at all and so when she died I didn't feel bad at all. On the other hand, if you are close to her, you should at least attempt to come together and be a good family (for the time being). I know I'm not the best one to say all of this (since my family kinda went through the exact same thing and we just divided), but I think you guys should at least come together and try to be a family. I think it will turn out better than what we decided to do. KingEarthEater

[quote name='SOBE']I think it goes by Looks (First round...where they all introduce themselves by country), body (Bikini round), fashion (Gown round) and personality (Question round)...[/quote] Hmm, that would make more sense than just going out there and looking nice and then winning. I suppose that people get knocked off every round? Or something to that effect? Or does someone just win overall in the end? Yeah, so I'm pretty much ignorant about this event (haha). I might start watching it, but what makes it so glorious? I mean, I always watch something that is amusing (not always good), but what makes this amusing? Is it a personal taste (In which I assume)? The King

Wow... Just wow... How dumb can we get? Maybe they were drinking before-hand, but man! What in the world is a coin going to do for Canada anyway? If we are so worried about it, we could just leave it outside a room before hand, or even just drop the cursed coin somewhere. You aren't very forced to keep it. (I understand that if it were real that means that Canada was planning something, but its still a good solution if you were [b]that[/b] afraid of a coin).

(To get onto subject, haha) I haven't really watched any competitions like this at all. I don't really have any idea why, I just don't really like/understand how they get their points from. A majority of the women on there look very very nice, but it doesn't make much sense as to why some of them loose or whatever. I can understand some "Butters", but after you get past them, how can you tell who should go on or not? (I would seriously like someone to clear that up for me)

1. (First and foremost) Hypocrites 2. Lazy people 3. People who pretend to be something 4. People who think they are better than you in everyway (cocksure people) 5. Kids in general 6. People who get angry at others because they change (is very possible) 7. People who put themselves down 8. Ignorant people 9. People who think they know everything 10. A majority of this society (haha, just kidding) There's a whole lot more. For example... people who use typos on purpose. I've a very short tempered person, but it doesn't matter much to anyone that much because I don't get messed with that much (If that makes any sense at all). KingEarthEater

Japanese isn't that easy to learn. People can't really help you over the internet or anything. You may be able to learn some words or something, but that isn't really learning the whole language at all. I think if you really want to learn a language then you should put your own time on the subject and go to a book store or something and read about it. Seriously, if you want to learn the whole language or a majority of it, then you should learn it on your own time (I'm not saying that people here don't know the language), because there aren't many people willing to help you learn something like this. You should learn it a different way than this. For example, a book will be good because you could always go back and read it. A disk might be good, but it will take some work sitting there and actually memorizing it more than learning it. I don't know much Japanese at all, but what I do know, I learned from books and disks. Because people can't really help you that much (and if they do, you have some real dedication to the language, haha). I'm just talking from experience, but its really up to you. I never really got any help from people (maybe they were just rude, but be serious) because I never really had the dedication to the language at all. (I'm just saying that it won't help much at all) [Center]KingEarthEater[/Center]