Japan

It is pretty fun and a great outlet if you have a creative streak.

Now that the first movie is over and done with and the next one, Catching Fire, in production. What are your thoughts on it so far? I looked at some stills of the production (set in Hawaii) and I have to say I'm excited. I know that typically books to films are not that great. (Exception being Harry Potter and LOTR) but I feel that they do a decent job. I mean at least it's not like Avatar Last Air Bender material or anything. That movie made me facepalm and cringe the entire time.

I kill chickens all the time in minecraft. They spawn worse than kittens. They tasty.

Corgis are amazing doggies.

Save money? Haha

I've had many fond memories here and a lot of people changed my life here too. For me, I've gotten older. I've also became distracted by a busy life style and games like guild wars, league of legends, Achaea and minecraft. I do have an attachment to this place. Never fear. I go crazy knowing when this place is down. I may rarely come here but I fret when it's not here. I really do. This is like a family or a long lost home. I will forever keep this in a special place in my heart.

I'm excited for this movie. I've been a huge batman fan for most of my life. (mainly I prefer marvel but....) I've enjoyed the other new installments. This movie will be so awesome!

I am looking forward to the announcements for the new Kingdom Hearts game as well as seeing more updates to the new Assassin's Creed.

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Nickelodeon has a streaming site now? Goes to show how long ago I visited that site. I should check that out then when the next episode comes out.

The Chinese live action adaptation of dragon all certainly isn't the best either but it sure does make you laugh. I love to watch it because it is so cheesy and funny. Has anyone seen the live action gantz movies yet?

[quote name='Magus' timestamp='1336840148' post='711728']'m not exactly the biggest supporter of the parent series either. The way I view A:TLA now is that it's a good series with epic fights, but terrible characters. And while they annoyed me during my 1st viewing, it wasn't until my 2nd viewing where it started to affect how I felt about the series in general. Now I can only watch the last 2 episodes of Book 1, select few episodes of Book 2, and majority of Book 3 (Can't watch the first 2 episodes, and then that episode where they watch a play of themselves) [/quote] It is similar to me. Well, more the fact that the series is boring until Toph comes along. I'm hooked on this series. It just sucks that the sources I'm watching from have poor quality and lag.

Actually maid sama or rather kaichou wa maid sama is about a girl working at a maid cafe in secret because it embarrasses her and about how this guy finds out. He blackmails her by having her hang out with him. It's a romance comedy that has nothing to do with cooking. Sorry.

I was at Sakura con in Seattle all weekend. I've been doing this for three years now. Next year will make four. I do read my bible in the morning. The rest of the time is spent working at the con, tear down of av equipment and a staff dinner late that night. Gotta love it.

â??No...no don't...stoooopâ? Sarah muttered in her sleep. Moments later she sat up with a jolt, her heart beating heavily. Whatever that...[i]thing[/i]...was...it was gone. She could barely remember what the dream was but it was awful; eerily awful. She stared about her small room and yawned. Sitting on her desk, a picture of her friends she left in England smiled back at her. It must be nerves she thought. After all this is her first day of school in a foreign country. With that, Sarah never gave the dream a second thought â??Saaaaraaaaah, get up or we will all be late for school,â? her mother called from the small apartment's kitchen. A couple of minutes later, Sarah walked into the kitchen dressed in her new school uniform. Her mother motioned Sarah to sit down as she placed a bowl of oatmeal before her daughter. Across from her, her father was sitting and reading a magazine. Stephen peered over his magazine at his daughter. â??Did you forget that we were going to take you to school today?â? Sarah shook her head. â??No dad, I didn'tâ? The Walker family finished up their breakfast and headed out the door.

I got 'coned' in the drive-thru yesterday. Does that count? -_-

[color=#800000]A lot of those series makes me hesitant. I suppose I'll put them through the 'Dessy Filter'[/color] [color=#800000]Though I will have to say. I am mildly interested in the Eureka Seven sequel. [/color]

Name: Sarah Walker Age:14 Sex: Female Arcana: Empress Appearance: Petite in stature, she only stands at a height of five foot one. Wavy streaks of golden brown hair befall halfway down her back. She has an angular face with freckles covering her cheeks. Along with the angular face, she has a long and narrow nose. Sarah has these vivid green eyes that she got from her mother's side of the family. Having been born and raised in England for most of her life, her skin is pale with no tan whatsoever. From top to bottom, you notice that she has scrumptious curves throughout her bodily form, followed by an ample bosom. Personality: She is shy until she gets to know you. She's very sweet, compassionatate, caring and at times silly. She really values friendship. She can sometimes have worrywart tendacies when it comes to the well beings of her friends and tends to care more for their happiness than her own. Sarah is also adventurous and curious when it comes to a lot of things. Biography: â??Mum, can you pass me the pillow?â? â??Sure dear,â? her mother replies as the pillow is handed to Sarah. Sarah grabs the pillow and tries to get comfortable. Which is harder than it looks on a very cramped plane in mid flight. â??Mum, why did you and dad have to get this teaching job in some random town in Japan of all places? Weren't there any English positions open in London or even Paris?â? â??I thought you were happy about this. After we found out about this job, you bought as many Japanese language books that you could so that you could learn. What happened to that excitement?â? â??I am still excited mum. I'm just nervous and I miss my friends from home.â? â??It's a new chapter for all of us, Sarah. I'm nervous too but at least it will be an adventure learning to live in a different country.â? â??I suppose, mum, I suppose.â? Sarah sighed and fell asleep, for there were quite a few hours left on the plane before touching down in Tokyo. â??Welcome to the land of the Rising Sun! I hope you enjoy your stay in Japan. We are about to land at the Narita International Airport. Please fasten your seat belts as we prepare to land.â? Sarah sits up and yawns before sleepily fastening her belt and rubbing the sleep from her eyes. She lifts the window cover and gazes at the various buildings and planes below her. Before landing, she holds her breath. Uuumpppph! The plane touches the ground. Sarah releases the air she was holding in relief. As the three piled out of the plane and gathered their luggage, they boarded the bullet train to reach their final destination, Yokuboshi, Japan.

I remember that when one upgrade happened, people had to create their accounts over again. So no worries, Petie!

Aww that's so lame!

Well it looks like today just became a little sour. A friend bailed out on me. At least I get to work tonight and earn extra money instead.

Another point I wanted to add is the fact that just because the boy wore a hoodie, they are suddenly bad? Since when does this controversial shooting warrant hoodies as gang symbols?

From the looks of it, more filming in America?