I have both. (Widescreen on laptop, 4:3 on desktop PC) I love the widescreen
more, but wallpapers make it tough. I usually edit 4:3 wallpapers by cutting top
or bottom off to make it fit widescreen.
Sure, why not. Right underneath your right eyelid. Why? Well on your profile
page you got a pic of vocaloid with her right index finger pulling her right
eyelid down sticking her tongue out, which I thought was cute.
Permanent tattoos are forbidden in my religion, but I've always loved tattoos.
To me, tattoos are an extra piece of accessory that you put on your body. If
chosen well, they enhance your looks. If chosen poorly, well, you know. The best
type of tattoos are dark vivid and sharp ones. I don't like ones that look
smudgy on the edges or light colored like they're fading.
If humans were incapable of lying, would the world be a better place?
Instinctively, children learn to lie. Trust me, I just spend 12 days on vacation
with my 13-year-old niece (not fun, trust me!). She knows how to fake a cry
(like all children). Why? This is because by lying about crying, she can get
attention which she desperately wants. Humans learn to lie before they can even
talk. But does that make it morally wrong? Too much gray line here I'd
say.
Lying with good intent can lead to bad results, but so can the truth.
In statistics, you make a choice based on probability. If there is a 90% chance
a stock will go up and you buy, but then it goes down, you made a good CHOICE,
but you got a bad OUTCOME. Similarly, you could have made a bad CHOICE of not
buying and gotten a good OUTCOME of saving yourself money. In the end it's the
CHOICE that is determined beforehand, not the OUTCOME.
So why all this talk? If you lie with good INTENT, then the OUTCOME has nothing
to do if the lie was morally right or wrong. Your intent is pure, then the lie
is morally right. Your lie is meant to hurt, then it is morally wrong
(REGARDLESS OF WHAT THE CAUSES).
So if you lie to save people, but unfortunately end up killing 200 people, your
lie is STILL MORALLY RIGHT, it's just that the outcome ended up being bad (i.e.
NOT YOUR FAULT)
I've never smoked cigarettes but I've tried a hookah a couple of times, and it
gives me a light buzz (since I'm not a smoker). I've never tried
cigarettes.
I know myself as a person who can easily get hooked, so that is one reason I
don't want to even try a cigarette (I fear the nicotine addiction will get to
me). Plus I'm cheap and I don't want to spend money on stuff that I don't
actually need (not to mention that it will hurt me too).
As for a hookah, even though I've tried it, I don't want to be a regular smoker
either. The reason is by doing so I become just another person who's sad,
sitting in a hookah shop smoking it regularly, killing time playing cards or
watching TV. It's that image of a worthless person wasting time that really
doesn't want me to smoke.
I did try Vista on my desktop PC and it was horrible (many components weren't
that compatible). However, when I got a new laptop, it came with Vista and it's
running great (and moving to XP will cause compatibility issues).
Will I upgrade to Visa? No, but I will not downgrade a prebuilt PC that was
built for Visa (and comes with Visa as well)
When you have your wisdom teeth pulled out, it's kind of a big deal. The blood,
gauze, rinsing with salt, taking extra care, not being able to eat everything (I
was living on nutrition drinks for a while), but not really that much
pain.
It's been one year for me. It feels like getting all four wisdom teeth removed
is just a dream now.
The reason is that a secret society called the MTK (from the planet of
Minitokyo) have kidnapped you, and trying an experiment on you to see how much
nonsense a human can write before his/her brain collapses!
I'd say the sky. Lying down on grass and staring at the sky during a nice day is
very relaxing for me. The ocean is kinda annoying with all the sand and little
creatures living there, especially when you include mud in the equation (take a
look at the car's interior after a trip to the beach to understand what I'm
saying). Another thing is that the ocean is deep and complex with lots of things
inside, as opposed to the sky which is simple and plain.
My style is simple and plain....blue sky, calm clouds....
I'd say the first series had potential, and although I enjoyed it, I really felt
it needed to be tuned up. Hopefully the second season will live up to the
potential. I think the reason why many series don't live up to their potential
is that they have just too many great ideas, and when it comes to integrate them
all together they don't it in the best way. Don't misunderstand me, I'm really
looking forward to Kiddy Grade 2!
I think it's mainly that they let the female character's role drag on and on and
on and on repeating same concepts over and over and over again, which really
prevents her from being first place. Support characters are usually the coolest
and best mainly because they don't have the much 'responsibility' as the main
character (pretty much less constraints on their behavior and actions).
I have both. (Widescreen on laptop, 4:3 on desktop PC) I love the widescreen more, but wallpapers make it tough. I usually edit 4:3 wallpapers by cutting top or bottom off to make it fit widescreen.
Yum!
Cheese Fondue?
Sure, why not. Right underneath your right eyelid. Why? Well on your profile page you got a pic of vocaloid with her right index finger pulling her right eyelid down sticking her tongue out, which I thought was cute.
khaaaiba. kam lugha il naas yitkallimoun ihnee!
Daaamn. How many languages are the people talking here!
Permanent tattoos are forbidden in my religion, but I've always loved tattoos. To me, tattoos are an extra piece of accessory that you put on your body. If chosen well, they enhance your looks. If chosen poorly, well, you know. The best type of tattoos are dark vivid and sharp ones. I don't like ones that look smudgy on the edges or light colored like they're fading.
If humans were incapable of lying, would the world be a better place? Instinctively, children learn to lie. Trust me, I just spend 12 days on vacation with my 13-year-old niece (not fun, trust me!). She knows how to fake a cry (like all children). Why? This is because by lying about crying, she can get attention which she desperately wants. Humans learn to lie before they can even talk. But does that make it morally wrong? Too much gray line here I'd say.
Lying with good intent can lead to bad results, but so can the truth.
In statistics, you make a choice based on probability. If there is a 90% chance a stock will go up and you buy, but then it goes down, you made a good CHOICE, but you got a bad OUTCOME. Similarly, you could have made a bad CHOICE of not buying and gotten a good OUTCOME of saving yourself money. In the end it's the CHOICE that is determined beforehand, not the OUTCOME.
So why all this talk? If you lie with good INTENT, then the OUTCOME has nothing to do if the lie was morally right or wrong. Your intent is pure, then the lie is morally right. Your lie is meant to hurt, then it is morally wrong (REGARDLESS OF WHAT THE CAUSES).
So if you lie to save people, but unfortunately end up killing 200 people, your lie is STILL MORALLY RIGHT, it's just that the outcome ended up being bad (i.e. NOT YOUR FAULT)
I guess I like Reikclyne, since he care's for his sis ^_^
I've never smoked cigarettes but I've tried a hookah a couple of times, and it gives me a light buzz (since I'm not a smoker). I've never tried cigarettes.
I know myself as a person who can easily get hooked, so that is one reason I don't want to even try a cigarette (I fear the nicotine addiction will get to me). Plus I'm cheap and I don't want to spend money on stuff that I don't actually need (not to mention that it will hurt me too).
As for a hookah, even though I've tried it, I don't want to be a regular smoker either. The reason is by doing so I become just another person who's sad, sitting in a hookah shop smoking it regularly, killing time playing cards or watching TV. It's that image of a worthless person wasting time that really doesn't want me to smoke.
My name (Mohamed) = Rimorikarikate
I think it would sound better if i split it up to" Rimorika Rikate or Rimori Karikate
Mainly subbed because the dubbing seem unnatural and takes away from the authentic experience. In the end it all boils down to personal preference.
I did try Vista on my desktop PC and it was horrible (many components weren't that compatible). However, when I got a new laptop, it came with Vista and it's running great (and moving to XP will cause compatibility issues).
Will I upgrade to Visa? No, but I will not downgrade a prebuilt PC that was built for Visa (and comes with Visa as well)
YUCK!
Stir-fried beef
Just finished Submachine Zero. I didn't find it super easy >.> Now I'm trying 2.
merged: 07-15-2008 ~ 01:53am
Wow.. This game is tough. I give up easily (and I think I suck at these type of games!) Thanks for sharing though ^_^
When you have your wisdom teeth pulled out, it's kind of a big deal. The blood, gauze, rinsing with salt, taking extra care, not being able to eat everything (I was living on nutrition drinks for a while), but not really that much pain.
It's been one year for me. It feels like getting all four wisdom teeth removed is just a dream now.
Granted! You now have 24 bookable days off a year!...however, your work hours have been increased by 6 hours extra each day (same pay too!)
I wish I can read and write Japanese fluently.
^Grabs two keyblade and kills both oceansoul and # XRW175P6MQ4 ending the rivalry between them!
The reason is that a secret society called the MTK (from the planet of Minitokyo) have kidnapped you, and trying an experiment on you to see how much nonsense a human can write before his/her brain collapses!
Why don't trees walk?
You don't know....
that I play the guitar
Still in the fridge!
The scissors?
Sure (as long as they can fix them again!)
For a million dollars, would you spend 10 years in jail?
No
Kevin?
I'd say the sky. Lying down on grass and staring at the sky during a nice day is very relaxing for me. The ocean is kinda annoying with all the sand and little creatures living there, especially when you include mud in the equation (take a look at the car's interior after a trip to the beach to understand what I'm saying). Another thing is that the ocean is deep and complex with lots of things inside, as opposed to the sky which is simple and plain.
My style is simple and plain....blue sky, calm clouds....
I'd say the first series had potential, and although I enjoyed it, I really felt it needed to be tuned up. Hopefully the second season will live up to the potential. I think the reason why many series don't live up to their potential is that they have just too many great ideas, and when it comes to integrate them all together they don't it in the best way. Don't misunderstand me, I'm really looking forward to Kiddy Grade 2!
I think it's mainly that they let the female character's role drag on and on and on and on repeating same concepts over and over and over again, which really prevents her from being first place. Support characters are usually the coolest and best mainly because they don't have the much 'responsibility' as the main character (pretty much less constraints on their behavior and actions).