I'm glad to see this year is different for you. Some girls can be so annoying and vicious in school, saying really rotten things to make people feel bad, especially after you did something nice for them. They probably thought you were hitting on them and stuff and were just being brats, and then didn't realize how untrue it was. Sometimes people have this delusion that if a guy or a girl does something nice for someone else, it means they want to get with the person. Of course, sometimes this is true, but other times, people just want to be kind. I do hope this year goes better for you and that you get to meet new people and do more. Also, since you don't have the same teachers (hopefully), that's a plus. We all probably have ended up with those teachers that made us feel like crap and seemed to be out to get us. Thanks for sharing that with us, and maybe it will help others and you to move on and see we all put up with that crap, but sometimes it can turn out better if we just keep on progressing past it all.
Well, in all seriousness, not to mean but I had a gf that would call me all the time and it got on my nerves. She was acting so co-dependent, in my business and all and it really killed any feelings I had for her at all. If I were you, I'd try to talk to the guy in person and say your feelings but really, tone down on the needing to hear the person on the phone all the time. Some people do not like it and it is pushy. Instead, try calling less and instead plan out actual dates with one another and he might open up more. Of course, I only know what I read and that both of you were calling all the time etc, and I think what he's saying when he says he doesn't want to be seeming clingy is that it's too much forced on him all at once. Phones are so popular to some people but they really are an annoyance with a relationship sometimes.
I do not really believe in the concept of Heaven or Hell, so I cannot really say but to believe that people make all sorts of mistakes with their lives and deaths. Each person is responsible for what they do here, but after that, it becomes a debate on what happens. People commit suicide for a variety of reasons and it is a very touchy subject. If you are old, nothing is there, no one cares anymore etc and you are alone, or stuck in some home, I can't say I blame the person for wanting to end it. If someone is in serious agony from a debilitating disease or what not and there is no cure and all, maybe that person wants to end it so that the family isn't stuck with some ginormous bill and actually can do funeral rites for the person and still have some money left over. The person knows he/she is going to die any way, so eh, I don't know if I would not opt for the same choice in such a situation. Some people commit suicide for lamer reasons, and I have friends who have done such and it saddens me. However, I suppose I prefer to think that the person made the choice and well, as tragic as it is, they were obviously suffering and not able to find a reason to live so why does God have to give a crap so much about their choice? It is disturbing to hear someone at a funeral say that the person committed suicide so he/she is going to Hell. It's one of the reasons I stopped believing in Christianity.
I am sure we all are fallible and at times are prone to mistakes. Feeling bad about them is part of the healing process and well, keeps us human instead of becoming insensitive to others, and makes the apology all the more real so those affected and the person can heal. It's that conscience or frontal lobe thing going on. The great people and mundane sorts in majority tend to feel some guilt. Not all people do though and that should be noted. We are built differently.
Those PETA sites show specific places and it is not certainly the way all animals are raised and such. There are farms I have seen aplenty where the cows, pigs and chickens all have room and graze outside etc, and are not bound to being in boxes. Some farms really do need people to raise attention to their activities so that this mistreatment can be stopped, but it is not -all- farms and there are regulations obviously not being followed. Here, when we found out a chicken coup was treating the chickens very poorly, causing them to be in feces and underneath the area were dead chickens etc, we had pictures and people rallied together and forced this behavior to change or else we would not buy eggs and such from that grocery chain anymore. It forced them to clean it up and stand by better practices. I do not know if I ever could become a Vegan as all of them look sickly to me and in the end, you kill plants too, which are usually alive to some degree as you take them home, so I'd rather not debate over the point I crave certain foods and that's how it is. I know that if I had to go hunt for food, I would. That's the way it goes. However, we all can raise our awareness on how these animals are treated and doing so does get people to notice and act to change them. I saw it happen here a few times when some farmers got 'lazy' and money grubby. It can be done. Boycotts hurt them like crazy.
Yes, we need another chapter where Axel says that Namine can be his mom/sister or something. And Riku can be the uncle maybe. Yeah, that's it.
Lol, that is funny someone might have thought to de-rep you and gave you rep instead. But yeah, I want to see the public apology...just because.
I have to think on this a moment....nah, why would you ask that? It's kind of hard to hate people on a forum.
You are the blue fox! A total perfectionist and a true born leader. You can never resist a challenge! Your Soul Mate is the Yellow Trout and you loathe the Indigo Beaver. I'm a blue fox...how bizarre.
I had the same results somehow. Evil.
Basically, Struggle Bats and well, any of the weapons they used that were not magical in some way do not seem to work on Heartless or Nobodies. They seem resistant to 'mundane' weapons since they aren't essentially in bodies as all other 'life' is. The Heartless are formed from Darkness and the Nobodies are beings that are technically supposed to not really 'exist' so they are going to take special weapons to take them out.
lol, sorry. I was just answering that Ansem the Wise was not the one who sent Kairi out so none of the 3 chasers would have done the deed. Also, it's possible the 3 chasers don't even live after the 10 years or something happens to each of them since they just disappear, and you have Roxas who looks like Ven show up later in KH2. Basically, what I was saying was that Xehanort, in the fake Ansem Reports, states that he sent Kairi out because if she was a Princess (which he wasn't 'sure' of) she would be drawn to the Keyblade wielder and so she ended up on Destiny Islands by his hand. It was after this that Riku was probably met by Xehanort's Heartless and coerced since he was in the Secret Cave with Sora as a kid, and Sora left but Riku turned and the door there glowed. Sora and Riku were on their way to find the child that was found and taken in by the mayor, which was Kairi about 8 or 9 years ago, while BBS ends at 10 years ago, and Xehanort (with no memories) sent her out; not Ansem the Wise. That's what I'm referring to.
I had never heard anyone predict the Wii would be a failure. Matter a fact early on nearly anywhere I read said the price and some of the games were what people would want mostly and it seemed more predicted that the Wii would do well in its first year or two. Of course, I don't think anyone would have thought it would sell out so well that now there just aren't any out there. That's very cool and seldom happens to a video game console. Usually, it more happens with kid toys that are big hits like Elmo or something.
They weren't. Kairi appears there 9 years ago after Xehanort sent her out to use her in order to find the Keyblade. It is in the Ansem Reports. The game BBS ends 10 years ago before KH. There was no Kairi on DI at the time Terra and Ven were there. It is pretty clear Xehanort sent her out, and then his Heartless went to DI because Kairi had 'found' the Keyblade wielder intended which was Riku. Ansem (DiZ) had nothing to do with it.
Sadly, the point of going to another country is that you should adhere to their rules and such. However, in some countries, foreigners that are there to help get troubled because of friction and hatred of the person's culture. It can happen anywhere when you get some prejudiced extremists around. However, I do think prejudiced extremists ought to also be locked up in psyche wards because they are nucking futs. It won't happen but it's a dream. In the end, this case is total BS and hopefully that woman gets to leave and just say good riddance and if this is the way that Sudan wants to treat people who come to help, it's a real torn issue for people of other countries to want to bother with them. The most disappointing thing though is that there obviously wouldn't be people there to help in the first place if it wasn't for the fact the people aren't doing the work themselves. The children need a teacher, so if they don't like foreigners, they ought to obviously get doing the work themselves or shut up and cope. This woman was clearly not malicious or meaning to affront anything and it's always a let down when good people get screwed over by idiot fanatics.
I would disagree that 'cloning being wrong' in someone's mind is because others told them so. People do have free minds to think and examine things. After all, if we didn't, cloning wouldn't even be brought up in the first place and even people here are diverse on their opinions of it and it isn't just because of religion or parental units, school etc. We wouldn't have a lot of scientific theories even now if people didn't test the mold. Societies would stagnate much more and changes would be minimal if that's how it worked. Give some people credit that they can think here with their own minds. =:) The point raised about Dolly the sheep is true. Dolly is her own entity, just as an identical twin is. Religion is really not the reason for a no to cloning beings to leave them there on ice so people can get body parts or put their mind memories into a clone and go on. That clone -is- its own being. The ethical point here is that should Dolly, who has her own life, be made to give organs to her 'original' being? Should Dolly have her own kids? Should Dolly's kids be the property more of the original being's? Should Dolly, who can think and do things on her own, have her own life written off so her original can go on? Dolly is not just a copy. An identical twin is not just a copy. The clones are separate beings. So should someone have the right to take over the life of another being even though they provided DNA to produce that person? It borders to me on saying that just because a mother has a child, should that mother have the right to take that child's life and supplant her consciousness into that child's? After all, a clone is a relation to the original person and would be younger. I have nothing really against stem cell research but something that is already out and capable of living its own life seems a horrible waste to produce just so some jerks can live longer. I think a better aim of direction for cloning would be to consider the actual cloning of organs. We already can produce more skin from samples and such for burn victims. Some of the work leading doctors have done on burn victims is just amazing. It's sad many people won't see this treatment due to costs but it is incredible for those who do get it. Cloning from a person's DNA such things as organs themselves would seem a more positive direction than cloning a whole person for parts. As for the aging cloning dilemma, it seems to me that there are studies into the whole 'aging' process any way and as we humans go on, we are extending our durations of life as we raise our conditions of living to better and also learn more about diet, health, etc. Perhaps sometime we will figure out how to slow the 'aging disease' though I doubt we could ever halt it. These ideas though just seem more positive than the other option.
There may have been Princesses of Heart prior to the worlds separating as Kairi's grandmother said. Also, we can't be absolutely sure that BBS is the spot in time that Kairi's grandmother talks about. They have different worlds in that game as well as KH and the conditions Kairi's grandmother speaks of says that the world was -one- place. Interspace in KH is meant to say that people travel through a sort of space to other worlds that isn't like our 'outerspace'. The worlds were not divided then, but became so. Kingdom Hearts is the Heart to -all- worlds and the Princesses being of no darkness at all were necessary to be used to open the door to get access there. So in the end, we don't know exactly what time it was at this point to say when the worlds actually did divide. It could have been a very long time ago or the 10 years ago that BBS takes place. It sounds kind of odd though to say that no one realized their worlds were separated just 10 years ago though and they all don't go on about it more in surprise etc. Ansem the Wise seemed generally surprised to have a visitor from another world come 9 years before KH. Xehanort opened the door to the Heart of Radiant Gardens to the Heartless etc. In BBS there are other worlds already so this thing that Kairi's grandmother spoke of may have happened more distantly. Also, King Mickey 9 years ago informed Ansem of the PoHs and Xehanort sent Kairi out 9 years ago which is how she ended up in DI. It just seems to me a little too short of time to be saying all the worlds divided in BBS time and to also say there were no PoHs considering that all of the PoHs would have been alive 10 years ago as they are all older than 10, except perhaps Alice.
Here we go again! 12, 7, 4, 28, 32, 16
The manga, as others have pointed out, is nothing to really go by in this case. Vexen pretty well was clean cut and dried - killed - in CoM by Axel. His spot in Proof of Existence was also shown that he was deceased. The mangas do skew things to make them more kiddy or something, to include at the end of CoM, Riku Replica doesn't die but instead goes off with a bunch of stupid Vexen clones. There are a lot of things in the manga that are just not very canon, but exaggerated and made extra cute or humorous instead. The Org were lamely obsessed with pickles, Roxas was buying some Easter Island statue tissue holder that released tissues out the nostril and that's why he 'had no munny' in Twilight Town, etc. I can point out dozens of things that the manga took liberties on that were 'cute' but some went way too far. He will be featured in 358/2 Days but as with much of the Org (if not all of them), it is probably the last time he will be seen unless there are flashbacks in KH3. He may also be seen in BBS since Even (Vexen's alter ego) did apparently take a lot of interest in examining 'Xehanort' by Ansem's true reports. That I can't confirm yet but it's a possibility.
Well, I think about everyone here and at several places by now knows BBS is not KH3 if they read anything at all. If not, they will be informed sooner or later. Don't let it get to you too much. People called CoM for a bit KH2 and were corrected and it will be the same with this game and the other two that are coming out prior to KH3.
