Vicky

[size=1]As soon as the jabbing began he forgot what he was dreaming about and wondered if the poking [i]was[/i] part of his dream. He opened his eyes slowly to see it was day time now, the light almost destroying his retina. He pulled himself up and scratched his hair, blinking rapidly at the soldier, who had his gun positioned as if he definitely were poking Dante. [B]"We're nearly here. Get up."[/B] [B]"I am up..."[/b]Dante mumbled. [B]"You'll have longer to wait, everyone else has a family to say goodbye too."[/B] [B]"I already said my goodbyes."[/b] Dante defended hoarsely. He groaned and sat up from the floor of the military vehicle (ironically right when it decided to run over a rough patch and cause him to jolt) and stared back at the soldier. [B]"And they didn't want to come with you?"[/b] Dante didn't reply. He was still remembering that. The look on his mother's face... god, he wasn't going to forget that anytime soon. He turned his head away from the sun and the soldier and exhaled through his nostrils in frustration, the fact dawning on him that he probably wasn't coming back if no one else did. The truck skidded to a horrible undignified stop and Dante fell in an undignified heap at the soldier's feet. The man simply raised his eyebrow and jumped off, rather not thinking it necessary to help Dante up at all. Dante brushed himself off and stepped off the vehicle, his vision directed to a path that led up to the wall. He wasn't expecting anything less; the vines creeping up the sides and the wall itself probably younger than it seemed, like some ancient fortress that could easily have been knocked down by enough force. Dante didn't know anyone here, coming by himself, and he didn't really know many of the villagers who came from his land. He glanced at the soldier for some direction, who simply raised his eyebrow. [B]"Well? Go on, then."[/B][/size]

[quote name='Ace'][FONT="Comic Sans MS"]I'm just referring to the complex series of web incest your post seemed to be suggesting.[/FONT][/QUOTE] [size=1]Incest is best kept in the family! It's all very conflicting, but you know, they're not blood related so it's okay. Though I wouldn't be surprised if Raiha actually managed to suck some of my blood all the way from America...[/size]

[quote name='Ace'][FONT="Comic Sans MS"]Not to be the only one opening a can of worms here, but... :faint:[/FONT][/QUOTE] [size=1]Hm? What's with the worms and can opening? Jokopoko was immense and a lovely fellow! Except he technically [i]dumped[/i] me ¬_¬ Hehehee.[/size]

[size=1]Actually on a more serious note, I was married on here once to Mr. Jokopoko. I don't think I was married twice though... was I? Anyone? But, you see, I don't have much of a family because I barely talk to people (first anyway). Not officially. I did have a more of a family years ago... back in the golden days of my RPGage when I felt pretty close with my players, but they're gone now =(. GONE. However, I do consider a few people family... not offically, and some of them might be rather freaked out I take them as that: [B]Sisters:[/B] Ozy, Numbers, actually Zeke but she's gone too, Raiha, Relevation, [i]Boo[/i], Steph at one point I'm sure of haha, I suppose Chibi can go on here as well and... KKC. In fact, KKC was... oh god *tears up*. [B]Brothers:[/B] Zen, Blayze, Andrew, Matt, [strike]Allamorph[/strike] =P, Ikillion because he was so close with Rev, Darren, Omega, and the fairly new ones would be TimeChaser as well as the ol' Mister J (Jokopoko). I have a long list of people I respect but I also have a special status for someone probably no one remembers: [b]Balmon[/b], as a teacher in some way. Why? Because I certainly would still be clouded with ignorance to my writing ability without him. Although most people reckon I still sell myself short, just imagine what it'd be like without him, haha. He was the only guy who explained it to me and made me realise that, maybe, I'm actually quite good at this! I also have a list of ******* that none of you know about and you might be on it. ^_~ And a blacklist.[/size]

[size=1]The closest thing I have to a family is Allamorph, who is my bit**. Yes. He is.[/size]

[quote name='Calypso'][COLOR="Sienna"]Not to be an *** or anything, but if you're talking about the Achilles from Greek mythology, the correct spelling is "[I]Akhilles[/I]." Again, don't be mad at me for this. I couldn't help myself.:animedepr[/COLOR][/QUOTE] [size=1]It's also Akhilleus, Achilleus and Ἀχιλλεύς. I know my Greek mythology...[/size]

[quote name='Allamorph'][FONT=Arial] [INDENT]. . . . . what the bloody hell.[/INDENT][/FONT][/QUOTE] [size=1]We found the Achilles heel, folks. [i]Exploit[/i].[/size]

[size=1]I always wanted to make a thread like this XD I'm quite flattered actually by that one haha. I'd be far too embarrassed to say who I would simply off the pictures posted - I'm sure you could probably ask me on AIM or something like that - so I won't say on here XD. Though the personalities I'm quite fond of that I find either cute, er fit or... well I can't think of any other words... would people some people along the lines of: [b]Boo (obv), Andrew because he's cute, Raiha, TimeChaser, [i]Allamorph[/i] (^_~), Darren, Ozy (miss her), Jokopoko (miss him too), Matt =p, Revelation, you Steph, Omega, Zen...[/b] That's only personalities though that spring directly to mind as I rarely talk to anyone else. As for who I'd actually bang... I shouldn't post that here, ahaha. Celebrities? : John Lydon!, P!nk, Manson, Richey James Edwards, Sarah Silverman >_

[quote name='Drizzt Do'urden'] 2: Could eliminate children born with Mental Handicapps [/QUOTE] [size=1]Oh! Yes! Like the woman who got an abortion on the grounds of her child having a clef pallet! Seriously, aborting a baby because it has a mental handicap doesn't seem like a pro at all. If you can't handle the child yourself because it's handicapped... which you should seriously reconsider being a parent if you can't do that... then the child can still have a chance of life at least. If we eliminated children with mental handicaps, then we wouldn't have Matt Savage, Derek Paravicini, Gary Numan... (autism and savant syndrome all count as 'mental handicaps'). But if you're getting technical about what's considered a handicap then it's still wrong. My mother takes care of people with mental handicaps and it would be rather saddening if they were never given a chance because abortion is an option in that case. You can always give the child up at least. On another note I don't agree with abortion unless it's done as early as possible for the right reasons (rape, mainly). Aborting a child because you got knocked up by accident is ridiculous, as well as half the abortion stories I've heard... and the video we saw of a live abortion. Not nice. A lot of the pros of abortion can be dealt with in different ways, as well. I just think some 'mothers' make the choice or justify it with absolutely stupid reasons - as I mentioned earlier, one woman aborted her child on the grounds of them have a clef pallet on the very last moment she could. That's definitely above 16 weeks, if I remember correctly.[/size]

[size=1]I'm not American, but if I could, I would vote Obama. Blair and Bush were quite good friends and if it should arise that the UK and US leaders continue that kind of friendship (that would be Gordon at the moment) then I would cringe if it were with McCain. Gordon Brown and John McCain both seem to share a really bad temper (or so I've been told by an American friend, so don't take my word)... that can't be good for both countries. Also, Gordon supports Obama - not that I'm following Gordon Brown like a sheep - just that I'd rather there be at least some sort of relationship between the two leaders (let's not get into what I [i]didn't[/i] like about Blair and Bush's reigns and instead focus on what I did like) and that's more likely to happen if Obama comes out as the victor. I may want more than anything for the British government to grow a bloody backbone, but strong allies are a must have and allies are much better if the leaders get on like best friends. Don't you think? Otherwise, I haven't been following too well, but I'm very suspicious of both of them. It's like the lesser of two evils - if I were American, or if I could vote, it would be Obama. Obviously there's little point in me having an opinion here because I'm not [i]entirely[/i] 'in it for America'. Granted I would miss you guys if your President turned out to be a maniac who blew you out of the ocean =p.[/size]

[size=1]Damn Chris, as those rimless glasses? I can't see too well... not having my glasses on... but I envy you if they are because my slut of a mother won't buy me any >_< New hair therefore new image. I'm going to an important gig so I'm all dressed up... makes me look older therefore easier to purchase alcoholic beverages. The otherside is not spiked up because it's about three centimetres in length, haha, and is black and white tiger stripes. I'll try and get a picture of that side tonight. [img]http://c2.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images02/19/l_906c47efa71c429dbdc7924fd1750a95.jpg[/img] For the record I seldom wear make up... it makes me want to scratch and then it goes all smudged >_

[size=1][img]http://c2.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images02/22/l_b0a6e36122154042ab365248d2ebde55.jpg[/img] That's my mask. The clothing? Just what I normally wear, probably. The funny thing is, about a year ago, I could have done this with a few fake piercings and make-up. I don't know what I'm doing this Halloween, probably a pub or club party... [/size]

OOC: Spell check tomorrow. [size=1]The parade was something that Dante looked forward to, vaguely, because it was like organised chaos. Io and Dante had managed to place themselves right at the upper end of the long street the parade would be carried up, just before the central part of the village where the raffle would be held (which was simply a rather large, overdressed stage guarded with soldiers elevated higher than they should be). Io was rather interested in the beginning of the parade itself, whilst Dante hung his hands lazily over the barriers and sighed into his shirt, never having understood all the hype about people disappearing. [b]?What do you think it?ll be like this year??[/b] asked Io. [b]?Same as last.?[/b] Dante replied with a roll of his eyes. Io frowned at him. [b]?I?m sure you?ve been locked away readings books for too long...?[/b] [b]?Yes, it actually gave me some brains.?[/b] Io either chose to ignore it or didn?t hear from the sound of beating drums (common place in the village) and other instruments mixed into the sound. The soldiers posted around here and there propped their heads up, narrowing their eyes at anyone who tended to show even the slightest hint of causing a problem or showing any kind of zeal. The parade was largely arts and music. Dante was less impressed by the sight than Io was, idly keeping his arms crossed and shaking his head. The first wave was a mass of villagers in long silk gowns and plain white masks, displaying all sorts of expressions on their painted faces with the drums behind them, each section broken up with a different set of instruments. It was interesting, Dante supposed, as from his knowledge most other villages around hadn?t had the chance to develop so much in this area ? he figured that was to do with the fact that his own village was simply too cold to grow enough crops. [b]?Your parents are over there,?[/b] Io spoke above the music. Dante stood on his toes to see above the crowds, seeing his family over at the other side of the street. He would have tried waving if he knew they could actually see. [b]?Our family never wins this thing, anyway. I don?t know why I ever come here.?[/b] [b]?Aside the fact you?d probably be shot if you didn?t??[/b] [b]?Yes, aside from that.?[/B] [b]?Well, you come here because you love me!?[/b] Io gripped Dante?s shoulder and pulled him into a massive embrace, much to Dante?s annoyance. The parade continued for a good long time and didn?t interest Dante that much. Not now, not then, not ever. He never liked playing the Lottery nor liked attending the festivals because it was simply something he wasn?t comfortable with; although the villagers themselves were quite secluded, Dante was [I]the[/I] recluse of them all. Didn?t like any of it. Not one bit. The last members of the parade were dressed as massive bird creatures ? probably phoenixes ? holding absolutely no significance to anything at all. Like every boy his age, Io was thrilled to see that they were all [I]women[/I], and made a point of hollering at them, to which Dante jabbed at his ribs. [b]?Hey, watch it,?[/b] he hissed nodding towards the soldiers. Io dropped his hands to his side and rested his face into a frown. When the parade ended the majority of the villagers wandered off to the village centre and the stage, only a few staying behind to engage in some pseudo-dignified chatter. Dante groaned at that, as well. Io?s enthusiasm for the whole Lottery nonsense meant they were amongst the first to gather around the stage. The soldiers were preparing the numbers ? for once putting their guns aside ? and the crowds were now gathering. Those in the parade were the last to gather, having to take their costumes off, and Dante could see his parents just behind him. His mother smiled and he smiled back, waving only slightly. The soldiers had finished whatever they were preparing and turned to the crowds. They eyed the left side of the stage and one soldier moved forward, removing the barrier slightly. [b]?Alright folks, come on up,?[/b] he told them. There was no rushing, nor pushing, or pulling, or screaming. It was just something everyone was relatively used to ? all that remained were the constant excited chatterings amongst each other and sometimes and hearty laughs. Io and Dante were some of the first to go up there, each reaching a ball with a number on it. When Dante received his ? the number 8 ? he sulked and walked off the other side of the stage close behind Io?s heels. They took themselves to the back and Io stared at his number almost disappointed. Dante considered going over to see his parents for a moment but, upon seeing Io?s look, decided to keep his focus on him. [b]?Why the long face??[/b] he asked. [b]?Number 13??[/b] Io mumbled showing Dante the fist sized blue ball. [b]?Unlucky number.?[/b] Dante smirked. [b]?What? You?re kidding, aren?t you? You actually [I]want[/I] to win this??[/b] Io smirked as well. [b]?Could be interesting. We?re not all pessimistic conspiracy theorists? like you.?[/b] Dante just rolled his eyes and held up his number. [b]?How ironic ? my number is lucky. Apparently.?[/b] [b]?Now where did you read [I]that[/I]??[/b] [b]?Shut up,?[/b] Dante laughed, [b]?it?s true.?[/b] Io breathed in a sudden breath and turned to look at the soldiers on the stage. Too busy handing out the numbers, Io decided to take his chances. He pressed his number into Dante?s free hand and took the other as quick as he could, Dante raising on eyebrow. [b]?Trade??[/b] [b]?Fine then.?[/B] Dante flicked the new number in the air and smirked. They watched from the back, the grounds dispersing and merging into each other across different areas of the village centre (which was, incidentally, made of cobblestone and rock, nothing more). There were a few people, friends of Io, who came over and spoke but Dante rarely said anything to them beyond a courteous smile or a brief description of how his day was. It was only then that he was thankful a soldier cleared his throat into the microphone. [b]?If we could have everyone settled please??[/b] His voice was irritated, almost bored and the feeling and pointlessness inching on his tongue, something Dante could relate to. [b]?We?ll now be calling out the first number??[/b] Io nudged Dante. [b]?You ready? All your hopes and all your dreams await.?[/B] Dante scoffed. [b]?You wish.?[/b] There were still mumblings around the square though not as loud now, the villagers being able to hear the soldier rustling through the numbers in a basket. Dante folded his arms once more and breathed out through his nostrils in a clear sign that he would rather be at home than stood around like a nonce. After what seemed like a decade of forever stood amongst all the tension and all the muffled rumours the soldier finally pulled out a piece of paper, un wrapping it and holding it up to the sun. [b]?And the number is??[/b] he began, the crowd collectively holding their breath. [b]?Number 13![/B] The crowd erupted in an applause, some cheers here and there, something too loud to come from only one hundred people. Dante, on the other hand, felt numb. He couldn?t even bring himself to move and, when he did, he immediately turned to Io. [b]?Fuck.?[/b] He gulped. Dante toyed with the fact of trading his number once more but all soldier eyes were on the crowd now and he would surely be shot down. He willed his legs to move forward in the crowd and, upon instantly seeing the winner, the other villagers pushed him forward. And all Dante recalled completely from that winding, blurred moment upon entering onto the stage was looking into the crowd of his mother, her face not knowing what to think at all. [center]*[/center] The ride to the wall was long and bumpy. Dante sat on the back of a Jeep-like van, the first to be led to the wall from his village, facing a soldier who looked older than normal, a grey beard placed upon a sharp and tanned face, eyes stern and unmoving as they stared Dante down into the ground. Dante diverted his eyes and sighed. What a bloody disaster. He was perfectly content living in his library with all his books and had no desire to see the mysterious wonders beyond the wall ? that was Io?s job. And, worst of all, her face. His mother?s face when she saw Dante descend to the stage ? something foreign almost on it, too many mixed feelings for Dante to distinguish and acknowledge. It didn?t matter what else had happened after that because all Dante could remember was her [I]face[/I]. Shit. [b]?Don?t look so sad, boy,?[/b] the old soldier finally mocked, [b]?once in a life time opportunity, this.?[/b] Dante snarled.[/size]

[size=1]Lol that's not Dragonball... When I think of Dragonball or Dragonball Z, I think of fighting, insane moves and lots of comedy. Doesn't look like it's in here. At best it's a movie [i]based[/i] off Dragonball. I have no hope for this film at all. GOD FORBID if they ever decide to take on DBZ...[/size]

[size=1]...Yes. I [i]have[/i] heard it, and I rather dislike that one as well =p. It just depends on what I like and don't - no real reason at all.[/size]

[quote name='Katakidoushi'] And has no one mentioned David Bowie or Queen? [/QUOTE] [SIZE=1]David Bowie, for me anyway, was relatively uninteresting in the four albums he did in the '80s. So he doesn't count for the '80s =p... except for the song Blue Jean and Absolute Beginners, but that's it.[/size]

[size=1]Haha I don't know what everyone's worried about if it is saying that. The shop at the top of Cheetamhill sells real Islamic dolls for children that speak Arabic... or something... and it's not some tiny corner shop, either, it's probably a company though I wouldn't know. God knows what they say. Maybe FisherPrice is taking a book from the ethnic majorities here =p. And Sabre is also correct that it's like listening to records backwards. Human beings have an amazing talent for finding patterns that aren't even there.[/size]

[size=1]Or Bollocks. I mean, if you shout that in a park you're in for a barrel of laughs every time. There was once a Yorkshire Terrier called Blasphemy on our old street. Giving little dogs big names is the best... even if they ain't anime. So go for a big name.[/size]

[size=1]I have quite a few funny Blair ones but I can't find them XD (also, my friend has a t-shirt with John Prescott's face on it and 'sex machine' underneath). [center][img]http://bp0.blogger.com/_KOo7HznCCw8/R9unAcpC6yI/AAAAAAAAAe4/P_9veoGO6_A/s400/trstme.jpg[/img] [img]http://punditkitchen.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/political-pictures-george-bush-8-years.jpg[/img] ...doesn't even need captioning, this: [img]http://regmedia.co.uk/2005/09/09/bush_caption.jpg[/img] [img]http://punditkitchen.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/political-pictures-barack-obama-underwear.jpg[/img][/center] Also, while not strictly political in terms of world leaders and all that jargon, I have a video of the a Police Van in Britain getting stuck which shows the general attitude to coppers over here XD it's quite funny. [Url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PrXIm58GWQ]Heere[/url].[/size]

[size=1][b]Vampires Vs. Zombies[/b]. Download it or something. It's one of those horror movies that attempts to put an erotic scene in every page of the script. The effects were so bad you could see the ketchup in the background, the dialogue was a shoddy waste of ink and, granted that the film was low budget and I only paid four pound for it, I've never laughed so much and the pure crappiness of something. It's obscure for a reason - IT'S CRAP! This, above all, is the worst movie I've ever seen. I'll never watch a vampire and zombie movie again for fear of an erotic scene wherein a zombie goes down on a vampire... ...seriously don't even ask. Amongst the modern films are [b]Day After Tomorrow[/b] because there was [i]truly[/i] too much scientific knowledge in there for my brain to fathom. [B]Disaster Movie[/b] was a waste of a student discount and I only lol'd, vaguely, at the chipmunks. All the [B]Scary Movies[/b] after the second one... and all the spinoffs of that. [B]Mortal Kombat: Annihilation[/b] used to be a favourite movie but now I see the error of my ways and want to kill myself before watching that again... And [b]Nightmare Before Christmas[/b]. I don't care what anyone thinks because, personally, it's the most IRRITATING piece of rubbish I've ever seen. If I ever hear one of those songs again... (And all the Harry Potter movies. As well as all the books.)[/size]

[size=1]Buzzcocks! Blitz! Blue Orchids and the Fall (I have to like them because my friend's mother is the founder - I'm honestly not kidding, mentioned this a million times - Una Baines, look it up!). Depeche Mode of course, Christian Death was pretty good, Human League and the Homosexuals... JOY DIVISION, New Order, Poison Girls, Theatre of Hate, Sisters of Mercy... Half of these probably don't count, you know, but the majority of 'em are - some are just a bit before the 80s and most hung around '84. The similarity? All post-punk! The 80's has good music anyway except I only tend to dabble in my chosen genre and its insanely massive list of sub genres. Billy Idol is a must as well. New wave is a classic, and definitely 80s, glam metal had its time, then the 2 Tone stuff that came along, and all the Darkwave... then that silly No Wave... I do like other 80's stuff but this all all that springs to mind... ...because I don't listen to much else obv. =p[/size]

[quote name='chibi-master'] Oh yes, I was wondering...does anyone here know a homophobe? I'm not talking about people who think homosexuality is wrong, but people who scream or something when homosexuals are even mentioned. I've never understood why there would be any need to get freaked out by gays or lesbians or bisexuals...[/QUOTE] [size=1]There's a reason I get into fights often =p. Apparently I look very gay. There was an incident in college the other day which resulted in a nice pair of cut knuckles (wanna see?) that was a hint at me being gay. The majority of my high school was full of homophobic little wankers, but I kind of left them alone content with the immense feeling of pity and despise I had for them. You get homophobia a lot around here - it's Chav Kingdom - but I don't react to it as much as other thing ('mosher' gets me the most). It's mostly the girls, boys seem to love lesbians (you're not getting any obviously...) but hate gay men. Transsexuals are another story and we won't go into what I've heard there. Anyway, you get the stupid little girls who sing that irritating song: "I KISSED A GIRL AND I LIKED IT!" on the friggin' bus then proceed to give a genuine gay couple a load of crap for... being gay =/. Then you've got the blatantly homophobic Asian group in my college (not racism - they're Asian and they admit it all too often "no because I'm Asian," "yeah it's cause I'm Asian," "nah mate I'm Asian," etc...) who had a paddy because the LGBT group was on the same day - IN SOME COMPLETELY DIFFERENT BUILDING AT SOME COMPLETELY DIFFERENT TIME - as some Muslim thing. There was apparently some whole 'issue' about it. Because we're going to spread our disease around from the other side of the campus... There's also the story of the woman who, drunk out of her face, tried and get me and my friend arrested for 'looking too gay'. In the Gay Village (place with lots of clubs and shizz nizz). In front of Gay bouncers. [i]That[/i] was the funniest homophobia I've ever seen.[/size]

[quote name='Carbon Series']When i first read this thread I thought wow, thats a little harsh, being jailed for spam emails. Yes i know they're annoying but so are many other people, Peter André, Chiko, there are many more who are just as annoying but arent in prison. But to see those statistics, I mean thats a stupid amount of bandwidth for these spam emails, imagine a world where the internet did what it was supposed to do, all the time, reliably. With that in mind maybe jail's just what the doctor ordered.[/QUOTE] [size=1]Peter and Chico (you mean the "it's Chico time!" dude right?) aren't false advertising on a massive scale, nor scamming on a massive scale hehe =p (and the mass media makes money off 'em - why would they get rid of their favourite stars?!) so they can't really go to jail. Spam, the majority of it, is pretty much forgery, theft and just plain cheeky. I hate all kinds of spam - I'll personally ***** slap my friends if they send me any chain letters. Seriously, the amount of e-mail accounts I've had JUST to get rid of spam is immense... I don't even know where they get my e-mail. Also, I'm always incredibly insulted by spam mail: NO I am NOT a man, therefore not interested in my penis size! I get mistaken for a man in real life, I don't need it online ¬_¬ (though it happen here once... you know, with all the male Vicky's running around nowadays). I also get stupid text messages on my phone and e-mails to that account, like "Paris Hilton Sex Video!". What? That's disgusting. It's absolutely vile! And when it's not advertising straight porn it's for gay men... they're going in the right direction, [i]at least[/i]. I honestly don't understand why it's me amongst everyone else that gets bombarded with all the sex and porn... I don't go on those sites, and certainly if I did would never use my e-mail, and... I don't even like it =/. The whole jargon is banned from my computer! They shouldn't have sent him to jail, though. They should have e-mailed his picture in a massive frenzy to whoever they could find and let the world handle him. I do understand the kicks people get from viruses though. You have no idea of the pure entertainment I myself get from stealing my friend's passwords or messing around with their system. Hypocritical? Of course![/size]

[quote name='Room Service'][COLOR="RoyalBlue"] I'm sorry to jump in like this, but I feel this whole debate is [I]re-****ing-diculous[/I]. The whole thing is based on pre-concieved notions of normality, the sense of what is 'right' instilled in us by the culture that raises us. That means that it's all just silly human stupidity. Love is love. Gay or straight, bi, curious, whatever troubles your tribbles, it's all the same. Sex? What is sex but the physical act of love? If you tell me I can't love someone because we've got matching parts, well, kindly jog the **** on. The mind reels at the kind of busy-bodied, self-righteous toff who acts like somebody elses love is their business. Ugh. Like I said, sorry to kind of interrupt the flow of this thread, but it's easier than reading the whole thing before contributing anything. Jesus, come on, would [I]you[/I] want to sift through this thing at 4 in the morning? But I must say, this whole debate is rediculous. The only way to win this arguement is to prove your own moral superiority, but in order to do that, you have to invalidate people's right to privacy and personal happiness, something which would automatically defeat any sense of moral high-horseitry you could muster.[/COLOR][/QUOTE] [SIZE=1]How do you know the debate is [i]ridiculous[/i] if you haven't read it? Sorry, I just had to pick at that. There's been some valid points thrown out here. I've been neglecting this thread but I'm responding to something earlier (because I do like to give answers to the questions I'm asked): [quote][b]Deuteronomy 22:11[/b] Do not have clothing made of two sorts of thread, wool and linen together.[/quote] Simple as. Homosexuality is a sin according to the very vague bible then I guess the majority of Christians are sinners, if, of course, you're using the bible as the ultimate infallible guide to all that is right and wrong. There's a million points I want to make and a million points I want to agree with but I really can't be too bothered at all. It's like running around in circles and the fact of the matter is... opinion, actually, haha. The only thing that should be debatable, really, is the law regarding gay marriage. And even so it shouldn't be a debate.[/size]

[quote name='Korey'][FONT="Franklin Gothic Medium"]I found one for three members, but this reminds me of myself the most... always correcting my mom's bad spelling when she's typing term papers for college, heh. [CENTER][B]Korey, Sangome, and Allamorph[/B][/CENTER][/FONT] [CENTER][IMG]http://icanhascheezburger.files.wordpress.com/2008/10/funny-pictures-cat-teaches-you-how-to-spell-for-your-crossword.jpg[/IMG][/CENTER][/QUOTE] [SIZE=1]That better not be Allamoprh! I'll be having words with him about this use of the letter that must not be named![/size]