Mom! He's being mean to me.
The ability to understand any language and communicate in none.
Everyone with a soul and some without one.
You name an obscenely useless preternatural power and then we move on. Examples: The ability to spontaneously produce sharpened pencils coupled with the lack of coordination to throw them to any effect. The ability to fly, but only as high as you can jump and only as fast as you can walk. It works only whilst flapping your arms ridiculously. The ability to identify the exact shape of a snowflake. You see? Now you do.
I would much rather just not win.
I am not amuse. =/
Dogs. Dogs have been with us since ancient times and have the same pack mentality as humans and as such are easier to train and get along with. A dog will protect you with its life but a cat will just lie down on your corpse and vomit up hair on it.
You address the issue in the hypothetical for a reason.
"You should change your workout hero. You're not doing enough cardio." A multi-tiered platform affixed to a precarious cliffside, made of bullet resistant glass and set up for a fabulously extravagant and prohibitively expensive party. It overlooks a scene of all my plans coming to fruition at the same time and leads off into a tasteful yet enormous amphitheater where the final cutscene will take place. The Best of Romanian Techno.
Everyone I've talked to prior seemed to have miraculously forgotten that Aasif Mandvi was in the movie. As such, I was so surprised and happy that Aasif was there that I forgot what happened in the rest of the movie.
Up in nuclear arms or down on someone else's luck? Falling at terminal velocity or at the drop of a hat? Run around or fiddle about? Will you write it Mr. A? Should we give it time to heal? Attack, Magic, Item or Flee? Who's gonna carry the weight? Are we having fun yet? Fertile crescent or crescent moon?
Ah. So it does work.
Though the overall level of the writing is pretty decent I'd like to compain about Rodrigo. Most specifically his dialogue and characterization. Your diction during most of his talking parts and his long story do not portray him well as a character who is a child or as a character with heavy emotions. The words say he has emotions running through him, but the dialogue seemed rather stony and detached. You write excellent aloof adult characters but you need to get farther away from that to portray a young boy who's thoroughly invested in his words. My only problem anywhere here lies in that characterization. Overall it's a good job you've done here though.
Sorry about that then. I get kinda enthusiastic about these things, sometimes overstep my bounds.
What kind? American taekwondo is ****. Japanese Taekwondo is similarly bad. Olympic Taekwondo has effectively no hands. In fact, only traditional Korean style is good.
I actually kinda expected you to know something, just because it's an obligatory Asian trait to know a martial art.
So, how many of you can actually use the prescribed kung fu styles that are intrinsic to getting your form of bending to work?
