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Okay, but you get the pun right?
Let's get down to business To defeat the Huns Did they send me daughters When I asked for sons? You're the saddest bunch I ever met But you can bet Before we're through Mister, I'll make a man out of you Tranquil as a forest But on fire within Once you find your center you are sure to win You're a spineless, pale pathetic lot And you haven't got a clue Somehow I'll make a man out of you I'm never gonna catch my breath Say good-bye to those who knew me Boy, was I a fool in school for cutting gym This guy's got 'em scared to death Hope he doesn't see right through me Now I really wish that I knew how to swim (Be a man) We must be swift as the coursing river (Be a man) With all the force of a great typhoon (Be a man) With all the strength of a raging fire Mysterious as the dark side of the moon Time is racing toward us till the Huns arrive Heed my every order and you might survive You're unsuited for the rage of war So pack up, go home you're through How could I make a man out of you? (Be a man) We must be swift as the coursing river (Be a man) With all the force of a great typhoon (Be a man) With all the strength of a raging fire Mysterious as the dark side of the moon (Be a man) We must be swift as the Coursing river (Be a man) With all the force of a great typhoon (Be a man) With all the strength of a raging fire Mysterious as the dark side of the moon
I felt bad once....but she woke in the middle of it.
Truth, like water, is fluidic and is constantly changing. It changes with what we know, and our general evolution as cognitive and living beings. And if you freeze it solid you lose it entirely-- solid truth does nothing for you. Evolution is the product of an inference to the best possible explanation-- as are all scientific inquires. With a staggering amount of evidence just within ourselves alone, it much more probable then a cosmic being deciding to make lesser beings out of his own image just for kicks.
When people say that they don't fear death, are they referring to the way that they'll die or just the passing itself? Hell I'm afraid to die. It reminds me that I'm still human, and of the people I care about. Plus I freaking love my life and living.
I must journey to see an all ethanol pump someday, the only ones that come close that I know of are pumps that are distributing ethanol and gas combinations.
There already have been *cough*Iraq*cough*. And Bunterx, I wouldn't be surprised if if that's what the gas companies were doing either. In fact I'd probably be more surprised if they weren't.
The particles that are said to have compacted and shot off to the reaches of what is know as the universe during the Big Bang are matter though, energy was also present. The theory doesn't say that there was no single form of matter or or nothing at all present at the beginning of the universe. It does claim that whatever matter and energy existed prior to the event was responsible.
I find discussions on topics like this to be trivial; I'll deal with death whenever it comes. Until then I'm just going to live, enjoy living to a maximum, and try to be the best person I can be. The only I have ever made clear is that when I die I don't want a sad funeral.
Okay, but where did you read this? I haven't gotten through all of Xaldin's posts yet.
Meh, fan art is never weird.....unless it's yaoi.
That, and no where has it been stated that "Ven" and "Aqua" have anything to do with the Knights. The ES sound pretty confused and jumps from one note to another. Just because he says two names doesn't mean that they belong to his other companions.
It bothers me to say "God made it, end of story" because then there's such a gap of leniency that you could spend your entire life pondering that very statement. For example: What if God did make the earth and the universe and enverything we know to be in it, except that he did it 5 minutes ago and made everything as it is now? The Big Bang in itself seems probable, and really cool if you ask me. I do tend to learn towards it because it is the best possible explanation that we as contingent beings have. If a powerful being did construct the universe and everything we know to be in it then I believe he used every fiber of his being to construct it; a first and final act. It would explain every other lack of action on its part aside from being the archetect of the universe.
Well that's just hydro-electricity and it currently runs our PS2s whenever we turn them on. I think the topic is meant to highlight on the things that fossil fuel provide us, like gas for cars, and heating, etc.
Okay seeing as people here are FM+ savvy and have probably watched the secret ending as much as I have, I figure I might share what I've been making out of all of this. First thing is first: Xehanort is by far the most enigmatic character in the entire KH series. Not only has he been the first-- and so far only-- being to assume a heartless in his human form, but he is also the person we know the least about especially in regards to his experiments. Since the beginning of the series the heart has always been seen as being very linear-- there is the harmony of the light and dark (You. There of course are varying degrees of dominance in the light and dark), there is the darkness (Heartless) and then what's left, if you have a strong enough heart, of the body after one becomes a heartless (Nobody). I can't exactly remember which one of the postings it was in that Xaldin made, but in some interview they had some guy mention that there was more to the heart than what was already seen. Now we know that Xehanort's experiments at some point resulted in his Heartless and Nobody, but what if something else, a less complete part of Xehanort in comparison to his others was created as well. Everyone has already made the speculation that the ES is in fact Xehanort because they share a similar likeness, but I believe that it's a third and ultimately incomplete part of Xehanort, which could possibly be Memories. This remnant obviously showcases a lot of regret and remorse for whatever Xehanort's biggest screw-up (Which I believe caused the creation of his Heartless and Nobody, and ultimately serves as one of (if not the most) great importance to the KH series as a whole.), as the ES curses Xehanort and vows to take revenge in one of the ES battle cinematics. Getting back to more layers of the heart, I believe that this part of Xehanort set out looking others that would be able to help him in setting things right again, hence his companions "Ven" and "Aqua" (I don't have the slightess clue if these names have been confirmed as belonging to the blue haired girl and the Roxas look alike. People seem to be edging in that direction, but I haven't seen anything that proves this. If some one could clear this up I'd appreciate it) . Anyway, I believe that the Roxas look alike is in fact Roxas. As Nomura stated, Birth By Sleep is a collision of the past and present and so far we have barely anything on what Roxas was doing before he was recruited by the Organization. That, and when you first face the ES he claims to know Sora but then chooses rather to say that he knows a part of him-- that part being Roxas. Yes Nomura also said that Birth By Sleep would show characters that have not been present in the KH series as of now, but then again Nomura has always found ways to throw people off some how in his games. Now we come to "Ven". In keeping with the whole multidimesional aspect of a person, I believe that "Ven" is a someone more inclined to the darkness-- in in the most extreme case, another heartless in human form that is some how different. To be honest I really have no reason to explain this, since she's the only character that appears to have no connection with anyone familiar whatsoever besides Xemnas-- who appears to have run into them before (possibly they attempted to stop him of in fact rejoin Xehanort's parts)-- who walks down into Xehanort's secret lab (Which he told none of the Organization members about-- Zigbar had to spy on him to find out about it) and greats "Ven's" armour with the whole "It's been a while" routine. I know I'm going out on a limb with this, but it sort of seems like it fits: 3 beings from each wavelength place a higher cause above themselves and work together for something bigger than any heart. Meh, sounds cliche but whatever. Feel free to criticize and comment.
You do have a point, but it also depends on the types of vegetation being fermented. The most subtable candidate so far is corn because it can be grown in all types of soil around the world, and not just the Plains or Praries. If ethanol fuel is needed to end a worldwide oil shortage, it'll be more than just the Great Plains supplying and it'll be a hell of a lot cheaper as it isn't just coming from specific places. As for any waste that remains from the process, since it's all organic the remaining nutrients can be returned to the environment via compost. Along with efficiency there is also the huge economic boost that the farming industry receives.
When oil reserves are completely tapped, the best and most efficient fuel source to be used would be ethanol. Not only will we be able to grow the fuel source, but the plants themselves are renewable. There's also the fact that producing and containing fuel-grade ethanol would be much cheaper, cleaner, and all around easier than something much more radical like hydrogen. This of course will only be until the fossil fuels of the planet are completely used up, because as long as there are money-hungry gas company bastards running the show there's no hope for ethanol being placed on the market.
She strangely asks that a lot. Pleasure rocks!
I don't care if Xaldin hacked that with his many powers, that post count still turns me on.
