I still want swordchucks...anyways. Yeah...and a white mage.
I'm going to just go make swordchucks now.
Well, the first thing to do is to not look down on yourself. If you have flaws you don't like, work on changing them. If they aren't flaws to you that are so bad, walk on and ignore what others say. Their opinions only matter if you let them matter.
Ok, so what are you going to do with that rat tail? Don't know why I feel compelled to ask, but I just guess I have to know. =:/
I'd have to say no to this idea. Going through the RPs I can see most of the posts are one-liners and many are not really even complete sentences. Some people also post 10+ one-liners a day and I don't think that's really quality and I see more effort done in the Spam Zone. If people wrote out things as seriously as they do in the Creativity Corner, I could see it but in reality, it just isn't that way for the majority of people who do the rpgs. Try posting around to other areas and I'm sure your post count will improve in no time.
That's a good suggestion and yeah, if spoilers are going to be spoken about, someone should put 'Spoilers" as a warning so people know. If we did something like a movie review it would almost be like IMDB.
Yep. Unlucky for the rabbit though heh. Maybe he's using the rat tail for some weird witch's brew.
Maybe, but a rabbit's foot should be on a rabbit too.
Rugby, volleyball and American Football are my three favorite sports. I also like basketball and baseball to some degree, depending on who's playing. Least favorite sports: Golf and football (soccer). I play or have played most sports I enjoy and really did not enjoy golf (except when I got drunk and acted stupid...which I figured if I had to get wasted to like it, it sucked) and soccer, I was bored with. I do have to say that some soccer players are really awesome athletes but it's just not the sport for me.
I do agree that there are a lot of public displays on the media, magazines etc with women and men who are polished up, air brushed, photoshopped pics, etc where they seem to have flawless skin, perfect bodies, or anorexic forms etc. Also, to make the deal worse, sometimes the magazines, when paparazzi feel hating, have pictures of the models, actresses and singers in horrible pictures to show they think they are 'too anorexic' or they have gained weight to 'obesity' (which is usually around 140 lbs...) or they fell out of shape, or look like 'trash' because they aren't wearing make up etc. I do think that in quite a few ways, 'beauty' that is skin deep can go too far in portrayals as the people we see are so polished up and almost at times seem so 'perfect' they are inhuman. However, in movies or videos I don't tend to mind it. However, when I see articles that suddenly say nasty things about someone because they don't 'look' like they do in the movies or videos...well, that just is stupid. Everyone can't stay all shiny and perfecto forever and as people age, weight changes, if women have babies, their bodies change, if someone stops working out, they may get some flab, if someone is sick, he or she may get too thin or overweight, etc. We can't forget the 'stars' are still human, despite what some may want us to believe. Money can't eliminate the symptoms we all face of life, to include pimples. I think that there will always be images that are seen as what 'some' deem beautiful or handsome, but it doesn't go with everyone in a society so extreme as many of ours. Even in quite a few polls, men have voted more strongly in favor of a girl that is of 'average' weight, rather than the size 0 twig girl. We all, whether people want to admit it or not, do at some points care what we look like and if we are at all appealing to those of the opposite sex (or if you are gay, to the same sex), so these fashion icons can be impressionable. Since though we can never hope to look as awesome as they do, becoming obsessed with it is pointless. If you want to see what you look like all posh'd up, I suppose you could take a picture of yourself and go photoshop crazy on it. Then you become one of those models or actors etc for a moment in time. Though I think that these impressions of 'real' people are rather ridiculous at times, I really also think that people should stop trying to be so damned impressionable. People should spread around that we cannot possibly look like these people and that a majority of them don't even look like themselves without all the glamour fixtures. It doesn't matter what era we are in. There will always be some people that have low self-esteems and all, but seriously, they should wake up and stop looking down on themselves and realize that if they had all that money, fame etc, they too would be on a magazine that either shows them as super cool and ungodly gorgeous or they will be on that magazine being misshapen worse than they are in reality. There are no 'in betweens' except for some special groups that try to push forth what 'real people' look like. The only people I can ever say that I would consider 'ugly' on the outside tend to be those who do not bathe but once every two weeks, smell like crap and sweat, wear dirty clothes, have grimy hair and just sit around and complain they can't get a guy or girl. Self-esteem is important and people should NOT be looking for it from beauty ads but instead working with what they have and accepting that's how it goes. If more people realized that, they wouldn't be so affected by what is on the cover of a magazine. I do think, however, that 'touched up' photos etc for beauty advertisements, health care, teeth, skin care products etc should have to post -real- people who were treated and also not use touched up photos because to me that is false advertising.
Hmm, weird. I've never been bullied at college. Then again, after 6th grade that stopped after some interesting events. Also, at college, I live off campus so don't really deal with people other than friends from there, since I didn't want to bother with staying at the dorms after a point.
Yeah, I do agree I think it's rather funny that someone would pay 20+ bucks for a crummy T-shirt that would cost 10 bucks if it didn't have some fashion logo on it. I always have bought clothes for the actual style and comfort rather than brand names and at one point people tried to make fun of me for it and I laughed and said "I'm comfortable and I bet this shirt and that shirt rip just as easily, bleed out colors in the wash the same and this one has style to it where as that has a crappy logo that will be out of fashion in 4 months where as this may be fine for a good few years." They stopped mentioning it. I think mostly for guys we hear it for shoes of all things. If we aren't wearing some 150+ dollar sneakers, zomg we are cheap. I think you sum it up nicely by saying the people who wear the fashionable clothes are the issue; not the clothes themselves. If people make a big deal about something, they do. We buy the clothes and shouldn't push 'style' on others.
Anti-Form did suck for the point that you could not heal during it and could not leave the Mode once you entered it, but at the same time the claws were pretty damaging and the speed the form had was good. It wasn't 'horrible' but it was not the best form to take on the Org people with. It almost killed me when it showed up against Saix and I was going to be annoyed.
http://www.kh-vids.net/showthread.php?t=32662 Go there if you need extra help and scroll down to where it shows the Sephiroth battle. It gives a more detailed walk through. Good luck! And someone bump it too or something. I am starting to lose track of where it goes.
It was kind of interesting when Sora changed into the Shadow and you could wander about but travel was pretty limited since you couldn't use the lifts at all. So you had to sooner or later just jump over the edge to get down to the level Kairi, Donald and Goofy were on, and you didn't get to fight anything. I guess it makes sense though you didn't have to fight anything (other than Donald hitting you in the head) because the Heartless only come out for people with hearts.
Repliku! He should have been on the list. =:( No one likes him it seems. Yet he did try to help...till he sucked out Zexion's soul and got smoked by Riku. If I didn't say anything about Riku Replica...I'd be so wrong.
I think I exist quite possibly to confuse people's brains. I never talk this much in real life...I don't think. lol Also, I didn't like the manga much, but that was one of the cooler lines in it, you posted, Prolucrecia. It's one of my favorite lines.
Yes, Mickey is way too short...but I think here we were supposed to well...not use too much logic and all and just go with the story that Mickey was wandering around in a black cloak and no one would say 'it's a guy in a black cloak that's 3 feet tall with big ears.' Also, in the end of CoM: Reverse Rebirth, Riku is given the cloak by Ansem/DiZ and Mickey is there too. Riku then leaves the castle with the cloak on, as does King Mickey, and they both depart. He definitely did not steal the cloak from Roxas and Riku didn't take the cloak from a fallen Org member. Considering all of the Org members when defeated disperse into Darkness and are gone, including cloaks, that would be difficult for someone do.
Well, I think 'mostly' I'd lean towards it being Roxas too, or rather Roxas's 'Organization' self which has his memories that were being changed by Namine. It would seem odd for it to be Riku because it is a vision/dream sequence. It could have been a representation in his dream of Xemnas or Roxas, but I think in a way it could be seen as symbolic being that he had to face the Twilight Thorn and his former memories he was losing, as if a sort of inner struggle was going on within himself.
I guess we didn't though I could swear there was a brief glimpse of him, but I could be wrong. I will look through KH2 logs to see if I find anything but it may have just been Xehanort alone. I just know for sure that in the real Ansem Reports, Ienzo does convince Ansem to further studies and expand things in the beginning, so it does not approach me that he could have been 7 at the time. However, I don't think really Roxas or Namine aged either, but that is debatable. If you look at both, they seem 'smaller' in their way than Sora and Kairi do when we see them together. The Nobodies all seemed to be rather frozen in 'time' kind of like vampires are, for somewhat a relation, since they were put out of 'existence'. Not sure how to better describe that really, but they no longer had bodies and instead had 'memories' of bodies and their former existences, so I don't think they aged at all.
