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Oh btw: BRAIN TUMOR.

That sucks ass, man. =( I'm sorry.

I go back in a half hour.

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Yeah, my computers being a ***** today.

"I'm the Mickey to your Minnie. You're the Tigger to my Winnie.... Cho Chang!"

"WOWEE, Harry Potter!" : D

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"Did your turban just sneeze?" "Uh-NO. That was merely a fart..."

"That is one boss Zefron poster." ;D

I saw it last night.
Whoa. O.O Just whoa.

I thought it was going to be more historical than fictiony, but then they

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actually killed him

and I was like "wait, what?".

I absolutely love Shosanna's part. I would have cried if I got my head around what the crap was happening. I mean, I got what was happening. It was kind of straight forward, if you will, but

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once the theater caught fire everything happened so fast.

Loved it.

I want to mix my major interests: music and movies. And what I also want to mix them with is French. So I'm thinking I might want to be a translator. Not a social translator, but someone who translates movies/books/music.
So when I get into college/uni, I want to take French literature, as well as media studies.

My cat would destroy my keyboard.

My dog would, too. But not on purpose.

I kind of understand what you're getting at. You feel that coders and their codes are taken for granted, right?
But that's what the code vault is for. People anticipate the new codes because, - well - they're something new. Nothing can be new forever. It's like that with many things. For example, when iPods first came out, especially the compact ones, music fans thought music-playing devices were as good as they were ever going to get. Until they got bored with them, they weren't quite as spiffy as they first seemed. And so they waited for the next generation of iPod. And the cycle continues. It's not greed necessarily, though I see where you're getting that. It's just part of the world of consumers.
Well, in your case, the world of game hackers. You can't just go "okay, here's half a dozen codes. Have a fun life."

I don't really know you, but I hope everything works out. <3

Snatch whatever music playing device your foe has and unplug it/turn it off/unplug headphones, etc.

I know a lot of people that say "roll", actually. It annoys the shiznacks outta me.


Dude, if it was a kitchen floor or something like that then it should have been fine. ;~;

Well, that would be even more extraordinarily awkward than you might think for 2 reasons.

1. I'm a girl, and
2. The person interviewing me was a woman whose husband is a teacher at my school.

Durr.... black skinnies and and a sun tunic... thing. >>

Thanks, you guys. XD

I think it went... okay. I only recall saying "and stuff" once. That's gotta be a good sign, right? ::L: