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[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by BabyGirl [/i] [B][color=deeppink]According to MapQuest.com your city lies approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes southeast of my place of residence ^_^ I was thinking about this earlier today for some reason, Shyguy, but it would be extremely possible for us to meet some day. I'm down and around LA a lot, and you're not too far from there. Not that it would ever really happen, but there's always that possibility :whoops:[/color] [/B][/QUOTE] [size=1]Yeah, I checked out MapQuest for that a while ago too. But I was using someone else's address in Ventura that I know *cough*. It would be quicker to get over there if I didn't have to go through LA first. Oh well, I'm not really trying to meet anyone from online anyway, just saying was all... It is kind of funny, the other day I thought I saw someone who looked like you on the freeway. I said out loud, "It's Jenna." and all of my friends in the car stopped and stared at me. You weren't even down here during Christmastime were you? ^_^" Silly ol' Shy. Also: Exactly how many OB members live in Cali? Me, you, Desbreko, Juuthena, Rico, Raiha, I think that is it among the regular posters. -Shy[/size]

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Juuthena [/i] [B][color=deeppink] [size=1]San Francisco. ^_^ You live near Ventura, right? [/color] [/size] [/B][/QUOTE] [size=1]Heh, yeah. But I live an hour+ east of Ventura. About 30-40 miles. San Francisco is a 10 hour drive from my house. -Shy[/size]

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Juuthena [/i] [B][color=deeppink] [size=1]I'd really like to meet ShyGuy too. He seems really nice, not to mention he lives about... three hours away. ^^[/color] [/size] [/B][/QUOTE] [size=1]3 hours, eh? In what area of Cali do you live? -Shy[/size]

[size=1]You have showed me this before, and I think it is really good Blanko. Sometimes dreams try to tell us things, so you just have to figure out what it is. My dreams have never been anywhere near as descriptive as yours though, I find it very interesting. -Shy[/size]

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Semjaza Azazel [/i] [B]There are still some great Earthbound characters they could work in; Pit from Kid Icarus; Ganondorf from Zelda... I'd even really like to play as Toad/Kinopio if I could. [/B][/QUOTE] [size=1]But Ganondorf [i]is[/i] in SSBM. He isn't very good either, I would like to see him have the ability to change between regular Ganondorf and "Pig Ganondorf" from Link to the Past. I don't think a tag-team option would work very well in SSBM; mainly because in 2 player vs. matches the characters are always so close to eachother. There would hardly be a chance to bring in another character. Maybe if it was more like Marvel vs. Capcom where the game almost pauses, and the new character enters with an attack of some sort. Hyper Combos (another idea stolen from M vs. C) could make things interesting. Each character could have an energy meter that is powered up when they do damage to another player. And their R-L shield could drain energy from that bar. Once they get their bar full they could initiate special hyper combos that would be different for each character. I dunno, that would make the game more exciting for me. Also a story mode would be good for the one player game. Classic and Adventure mode are terrible, I would of rather had some sort of story between the levels instead of just a random progression of stages. Fighting the Goombas in the Mario world was great, I wish the games had more stages like that, and the Link world. I don't have many new suggestions for characters. Most of my favorite ones are in the game already... Mallow, Geno (Super Mario RPG), Koopa Troopa, Magikoopa, Wario, DK Jr. and Meowth. And I also want a Mario Kart stage, that would make me extremely happy. :toothy: -Shy[/size]

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Defcon5 [/i] [B]What about all the single lay people in the church? There are many of those, they too are called to remain celibate. Wouldn't you also think that if God called them to remain celibate, knowing how hard it is to do that, that he thinks highly of them? That he thinks that they are capable of it?[/B][/QUOTE] [size=1]I'm not even sure what point you are trying to make. I never said that God questioned the faith of his homosexual worshippers. Ack, I have a headache now... -Shy[/size]

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Mnemolth [/i] [B]Celebent? If you mean celibate, well, that doesn't really work does it? ;) I mean it'd be like saying the Church accepts straight men, provided they were neutered. I'm not sure how many hetereosexual men would tolerate that kind of 'acceptance'... :D [/B][/QUOTE] [size=1]Exactly. (I didn't want to post again in this, mainly because I don't know very much about Theology, or whatnot. But it seems that I have sparked a debate of sorts, bleh.)[/size] [QUOTE][i]Originally posted by deus Ex Machina[/i] Not really. That's a very common opinion. it's also logically drawn from scripture. But at the same time it's taught that we all live sinful lives, whether it's little things or big things, and the "big" things are really no bigger than the little things. My logic goes something like this: Even vicars have done things wrong sometimes. If they deny it, then they're doing even more wrong. Everything you could do wrong is not considered any worse by God than what a "better" person may have done. No matter what your choice of lifestyle, you're always able to be accepted. I know what you're saying, Shy.. it's a very common belief among Christians that homosexuals are doomed to hell.. but that's because they only focus on the fact that they consider it a sin, rather than the fact that the sins are forgiven. I'm not gonna preach saying "you're living a life of sin", because that's not for me to decide. All I'm gonna say is that I believe strongly that anyone-- even someone as bad as Adolf Hitler, could have been, and maybe even has been forgiven for what they've done. I don't think you're anywhere near that bad, so no matter how you choose to live, you can never be denied your right to acceptance. [/QUOTE] [size=1]Eh, if I had a nickel for every time me and Adolf Hitler were put in the same paragraph... My initial problem is that I don't see anything wrong with "it", that is why I can't accept Christianity's "You are a sinner, but we love you anyway" mentality. The Bible seems like it can be interpreted in a million different ways, and that bothers me too. Thanks for responding, I need to PM you one of these days, heh.[/size] [QUOTE][i]Mnemolth, again...[/i] I'm not sure what you mean by 'lifestyle choice'. No one that I personally know who are gay have ever considered their sexuality as a 'lifestyle choice'. That's something usually framed by others to describe them.[/QUOTE] [size=1]I wouldn't really know, seeing as I don't have any gay friends. Really, I'm trying to figure certain things out on my own, but that usually doesn't work out. I worded it as "lifestyle choice" because that is what I think of it as, not because society is holding me back or anything.[/size] [quote][i]Ditto...[/i] As for the incompatibility of Christianity and homosexuality, I'd say this. There are those that continue to be gay and remain Christian. I assume it would not be easy. And how they are able to manage it I'm not sure. But maybe you can ask them? ;)[/quote] [size=1][strike]But aren't there muderers and rapists who consider themselves to be Christian?[/strike] Yes, I would also like to know how they manage that. It seems a little odd combining the two together, but who am I to judge?[/size] [quote][i]Originally posted by Defcon[/i] Every single person is called to that also. So are priests and nuns. Just because you can't have sex doesn't mean it's the end of the world.[/quote] [size=1]The kind of faith the "average" priest has is probably nowhere near that of an "average" Christian. Asking every homosexual worshipper to remain celibate seems ridiculous. -Shy[/size]

[size=1]Welcome to the boards Radidramon, but we do not allow these sorts of "Hello, I'm new." topics on the boards anymore. This isn't a big deal though, since you are new and probably have not had a chance to view the rules yet. Have fun :whoops: -Shy[/size]

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Sephiroth [/i] [B]Some of it is shown in Eva Death&Rebirth, but no, no english version currently shows the deleted scenes, it may have been included in the EoE DVD as an extra feature though, as that seems most likely [/B][/QUOTE] [size=1]Sadly, it was not. But it did come with some interesting commentary from the dubbers, it seemed like they tried very hard to make the dub very faithful to the original series... too bad I watched it with subtitles ^_^" -Shy[/size]

[size=1]Well, Adam isn't perfect. It might have been a simple typo. I will talk to him about it the next time I see him. -Shy[/size]

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by XeEmO [/i] [B]I would like to get out of the house more...I spend waay too much time on the computer. [/B][/QUOTE] [size=1]Don't we all? My resolutions (which I will probably not keep).. [list] [*]Fall in love with someone who loves me back. [*]Finish an issue of the newspaper without having an emotional breakdown. [*]Figure out how old Mnemolth really is. [*]Go to the gym more often. [*]Find some outdoor activities that I enjoy. [*]Meet Rick Hunter at Anime Expo 2003. [*]Move out. [*]Make some new friends IRL, ones that I can trust. [/list] -Shy[/size]

[size=1]I saw it last weekend, and I thought that it was pretty funny. Most of the funnier moments came from the supporting cast. I liked the weird romantic triangle that formed, that was pretty interesting. Anyone who liked the other Rob Schneider movies should like this one as well. -Shy[/size]

[size=1]I don't own very many YGO cards, but my brother is obsessed with the darn things, I might have to stop by McDonald's sometime to get some cards for him... and to get some Chicken McNuggets. Those things are really good. -Shy[/size]

[size=1]I don't believe in god, I [i]can't[/i] believe in god. At least not the Christian/Catholic/Whatever/etc. "God". Doing so would give into the belief that I am going to suffer eternal punishment, regardless of what kind of person I am, because of a lifestyle choice. Now that I have taken care of that, let me explain my past with religion. Both of my parents were brought up into strict Catholic families, and both of them wanted their children to be raised the exact same way. But they got divorced (which is a much more interesting story that most of you will never get to hear) and my mom was forced to raise her three kids alone. We never went to church very often, and when we did it was at a Baptist one. Yay for me. -Shy[/size]

[color=darkblue]Hmm, [i]very[/i] interesting... [b]Name:[/b] Josh Trujillo [b]Character Name:[/b] Miles "Percy" Edward Stanwick Cooper [b]Character History:[/b] This world was not meant for mortals, any educated person knows that. Due to luck and inexplicable circumstances the human race has survived and dominated the Earth. Modern technology and science have taken hold among the general public, but in return they have lost the secrets of the past. Lost civilizations and ancient races may be our only link to the history we have forgotten, and as a Mythologist/Historian it is Percy Cooper's duty to search those things out. Percy is intelligent, clever, and above all, British. He was born into a wealthy family, and spent the first two decades of his life at several elite schools and universities. Thanks to this education, Percy can speak several different languages, and has degrees in both history and science. However, he lacks "real world" experience, which is his greatest shortcoming. Some perceive him to be dense, but the truth is that he is just naive. He is usually the first person in the room to understand the situation, but preaching to a room full of idiots can only get one so far in life... [b]Weapon:[/b] ...weapon? [b]Location:[/b] AIM - ShyGuy51185[/color]

[color=chocolate][i]Proudly (but slowly, because the room was still spinning)I stood up, and began to walk to the exit of the Tavern.[/i] [b]Jobb:[/b] Do not fear lowly Barkeeper. Me and my humble sidekick, Mithy shall find your daughter and retrieve her for you. [i]Mithy followed me out of the door as the Barkeeper began to cry (presumably tears of joy because we were going to find his daughter). We went outside as the sun slowly creeped out over the horizon. I took a deep breath, and began to march south. Mithy did not move any further.[/i][/color] [color=red][b]Mithy:[/b] Jobb?[/color] [color=chocolate][b]Jobb:[/b] Yes? What is it Mithy?[/color] [color=red][b]Mithy:[/b] I told you not to call me that anymore.[/color] [color=chocolate][b]Jobb:[/b] Oh, right.[/color] [color=red][b]Mithioth:[/b] Where are you going?[/color] [color=chocolate][b]Jobb:[/b] I'm going to recover the scruffy Barkeeper's daughter, Lalia.[/color] [color=red][b]Mithioth:[/b] How do you know that she is to the south?[/color] [color=chocolate][b]Jobb:[/b] Well umm... because... [i][[Once again I was careful to think up a good excuse]][/i] ..we Gorons have an excellent sense of direction.[/color] [color=red][i]Hello, this is me, Mithioth thinking. I had to interrupt the story for a bit here. You see, Jobb keeps thinking that Gorons are good at everything -- and they really aren't. He is starting to annoy me, bleh.[/i] [b]Mithioth:[/b] Maybe I should lead the way.[/color] [color=chocolate][i]I stopped walking, and decided that maybe Mithioth should lead the way for a while.[/i][/color]

[size=1]Yeah, we have a topic just like this. Post your vaguely humorous YGO fanfics there. I'll close this now.. -Shy[/size]

[size=1]Heh, I'd like to see your sources Ginny. ;) But yeah, this is Santa Claus. It seems that everything I have read on the subject contradicts something else. Mine is just one of the dozens of other origin stories for Santa Claus. -Shy[/size]

[b]Warning: this is a really long story that I wrote for my school newspaper last year. I thought that it would be appropriate to post it here, even though I don't expect anyone to read it.[/b] [center]Santa Claus: More than you will ever need to know[/center] As Everyone knows Santa Claus as a fat old man who gives us presents on Christmas, but many do not know that there is more to this man than just a sleigh and some reindeer? In many parts of the world he is considered a religious figure and he is even a saint in the Catholic Church. All of this happened long before Rudolph, Egg Nog and fruitcake ever fell into the picture. So how did Santa ever change from a saint to a reindeer jockey who only works one night of the year? If there is a Santa Claus who delivers toys to all of the children of the world (the ones who celebrate Christmas, that is) then he would have to be a very busy man. There are over 667 million children that would be expecting presents from him every Christmas. This means that including international time zones Santa Claus would have 31 hours to deliver all of the presents. According to these numbers Santa Claus would have to deliver 1,398 presents children a second. And Santa would probably have to have more than the standard eight reindeer because these animals would have to carry 156,000 tons of presents! They would also have to be faster than they are strong, because they would have to reach speeds of up to 3.6 million miles an hour to deliver all of these presents in time for Christmas morning. Not to mention the work force he would need to make all of the toys, because he would need to manufacture about 1.9 million toys every day (including Christmas, does this guy ever get break?) In the United States and in much of the English speaking world St. Nicholas (or Santa) is the one who gives presents on Christmas; but in many different parts of the world where Christmas is celebrated there are gift givers of a much different sort. - In Russia, Father Frost delivers presents to children on New Years Eve - In Germany, Christmas Kid delivers presents along with his helper Christmas Man - In France, Pere Noel is the giver of gifts - And in Scandinavia, people receive gifts from Joulupukki also known as the Yule Goat Santa Claus grew in popularity in the United States since the first Dutch settlers arrived on the continent in the 17th century. He was known at the time as Sinter-Klauus, and the Dutch are thought to have developed the name of ?Santa Claus.? In the 18th century Santa Claus flew in a wagon which was driven by a single horse across the world to deliver presents. By the end of that century he was riding in a sleigh that had eight reindeer. It is a little known fact that Santa Claus has been used several times over the years as a weapon of psychological warfare. In the Civil War Abraham Lincoln hired an artist to make posters of Santa Claus in Union soldiers uniform as a way to lower enemy moral during the holiday season. As everyone knows the Union won the Civil War, but was it because of the Santa connection? Old Saint Nick is actually about as Christian as Ghandi. The early stories of Santa Claus (or at that time Nicholas) were just christianized stories from the Roman and Greek gods. These stories were very different from what one would expect Santa Claus to be like today, Nicholas rescued political prisoners, controlled the weather and even brought children back from the dead. Eventually Nicholas was deemed Saint Nicholas of children and sailors (regardless of the fact that the man never existed). Nicholas was known for his kind heart and his generosity, especially to children, who he would give gifts by throwing them into windows. Somewhere between the 10th and 19th century St. Nicholas became associated with Christmas, and was one of several characters throughout Europe who were believed to give children presents on Christmas. Saint Nick?s most popular competitor for the title of official gift giver was a little elf known as Christkindlein, ?the Christ child?. Christkindlein was so popular in fact that the Catholic Church began to change the origin of Nicholas until he and Christkindlein became one entity (so that Christmas gift giving would remain religious.) One would think that everyone loves this jolly old fat man who delivers presents, but they would be horribly mistaken. To some Christians Santa Claus is thought to make a mockery of Christmas by promoting its commercialization. The Puritans were the first documented group to hate Santa, and went so far as to make it illegal to even utter his name. It was also illegal for them to exchange gifts, or even sing carols. So ends our magical trip through the miracle that is Santa Claus. Was there ever a man who delivered presents under the name ?Nicholas?? What kind of food does he feed those darn reindeer to make them so fast? And how does a fat man get down those chimneys? The world may never know for sure the true answers to these important questions, but regardless of what he is called, or how he delivers presents, Santa Claus will always be part of the Christmas tradition. -Shy

[size=1]Fine, whatever. At the end of the day this is my call, and I think I made the right decision. There is no clear-cut definition for what spam is. It is a broad term I use to describe something stupid that is posted on a message board. Everyone has their own opinion on it, the idea of a site trying to become the Oxford English Dictionary of net-speak is ridiculous. This is not a Gundam Wing board, this is a Gundam board. People seem to only post about GW here for some reason, but it isn't a big deal. This is your forum too, people would not get so offended by one closed topic if there was more activity here. If you want more topics about the different aspects of the Gundam universe, make them. If you want to make a thread because I closed a topic, do that too. But I will close more of these topics, because questions and comments to the moderators should be addressed via PM, or the Suggestions forum. You have been here over a year Emma, you should know how things are handled by now. -Shy[/size]

[color=chocolate][i]I'm not exactly sure how long I was unconcious, but I woke up to find Mithioth going through my leather pouch. At least I think it was Mithioth, there doesn't seem to be any reason why some other brown haired Hyrulian would be going through my things. My head was throbbing with pain, and it seemed like the entire tavern was spinning. I doubt it was really spinning though, most taverns are too large to be spun around easily. Unless it was some sort of very small tavern made for insects, but I'm much too large to fit inside of a small tavern like that... Where was I? Oh yeah..[/i] [b]Jobb:[/b] Ow.. my head hurts.[/color] [color=red][b]Mithioth:[/b] Hey, he's awake.[/color] [color=darkblue][b]Barkeeper:[/b] Aye, these Gorons are built tough. But they sure can't handle their ale. Makes ye wonder why such a powerful drink was brewed for Gorons in the first place.[/color] [color=chocolate][b]Jobb:[/b] Why are you looking at my sack? [i]Mithioth moved away from my leather pouch.[/i][/color] [color=red][b]Mithioth:[/b] I was just curious of what you had in there. You have been knocked out for the longest time, I got bored while waiting for you to recover.[/color] [color=chocolate][i]I slowly began to stand up, but it was difficult since the room was still spinning around.[/i] [b]Jobb:[/b] Oh, well I'd prefer it if I kept whatever is in my pouch private. My mentor gave me some magic powder before I left to find my family and.. [i]Sadly, the scruffy barkeeper began to burst into tears in the middle of my sentence.[/i][/color] [color=darkblue][b]Barkeeper:[/b] Children... my Lalia! Why did she leave me?![/color] [color=chocolate][b]Jobb:[/b] Huh?[/color] [color=red][b]Mithioth:[/b] The barkeepers daughter ran away while you were passed out. She left him a note, it is very sad when children leave their parents. They should be happy that they have someone to take care of them...[/color] [color=darkblue][b]Barkeeper:[/b] So true, mate.[/color] [color=chocolate][i]The bartender gave Mithioth a big hug, and he continued to weep for his missing daughter. This seemed to make Mithioth uncomfortable.[/i][/color] [color=red][b]Mithioth:[/b] ..why are you touching me?[/color] [color=chocolate][i]I noticed on the counter that Mithioth's mug of Goron ale was full.[/i] [b]Jobb:[/b] Mithy, you didn't touch your Goron ale?[/color] [color=red][b]Mithioth:[/b] Don't call me ''Mithy''.[/color] [color=chocolate][b]Jobb:[/b] ...aw.. fine.[/color] [color=red][b]Mithioth:[/b] After seeing what the Goron ale did to you, I decided it was best not to touch the stuff.[/color] [color=darkblue][b]Barkeeper:[/b] Lalia![/color]

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by BabyGirl [/i] [B][color=deeppink]Make sure to stop by the Los Angeles, California area, there's a huge consentration of us around here :p[/color] [/B][/QUOTE] [size=1]Yup, there sure are. ^_^ And [i]I'll[/i] drive the OB bus, letting wehboo operate heavy machinery sounds like a bad idea. -Shy[/size]

[size=1]Well, the problem with a topic like the "Gundam Wing Sucks!!" thread is that a lot of people tend to spam in them. People here usually do not know how to criticize something without blantantly flaming it. Vicous was not trying to create an intelligent conversation about the differences between Gundam Wing and the original universe - he was just rambling on. Really, there is nothing wrong with disliking Gundam Wing here, but the post itself didn't have much of a point to it. Vicous goes on about how "Char could kick DeathScythe's butt anytime he wanted", that is Spam. That is along the lines of the "Who is the most powerful warrior?" threads that plague the Dragonball forum. And for future reference: Please PM the moderators personally with your complaints or questions. I'm not going to close this now, since I think others might have something to say about it. -Shy[/size]

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Sara [/i] [B][SIZE=1]*cough*[/SIZE] [/B][/QUOTE] [size=1]What is [i]that[/i] supposed to mean? :therock: -Shy[/size]

[color=chocolate][i]The scruffy bartender stared at me blankly.[/i][/color] [color=darkblue][b]Barkeeper:[/b] ..you dun' have any money?[/color] [color=chocolate][i]I quickly thought up a clever excuse.[/i] [b]Jobb:[/b] We Gorons don't carry money. We are fierce and brave warriors, all those who oppose us tremble beneath our might![/color] [color=darkblue][b]Barkeepr:[/b] No you aren't.[/color] [color=chocolate][b]Jobb:[/b] We aren't? [i]*cough*[/i] I mean, of course we aren't! You have passed this Goron's wisdom test. You may reward me by serving me your finest ale. [i]What? Maybe I could trick him. The barkeeper blinked, and reached under the counter. I became nervous; what if he was reaching for some sort of Goron-smashing weapon? He pulled out an empty mug and handed it to me. After close inspection I discovered that this was a very dirty mug.[/i] [b]Jobb:[/b] ..this mug is empty.[/color] [color=darkblue][b]Barkeeper:[/b] Aye, you're right. You notice anything else about it?[/color] [color=chocolate][b]Jobb:[/b] Umm... it's dirty?[/color] [color=darkblue][b]Barkeeper:[/b] Aye aye. If you don't have no money, then you will have to earn yer keep. [i][[He handed me a dirty rag]][/i] Clean all of my mugs, and you can have a swig of Goron ale.[/color] [color=chocolate][i]A Hyrulian with rough, brown hair and greeen eyes walked towards the counter. He tapped me on the shoulder, and I turned around.[/i] [b]Jobb:[/b] Yes?[/color] [color=red][b]???:[/b] Here you go. [i][[He handed me a fistful of rupees]][/i] This should pay for your drinks.[/color] [color=chocolate][i]I wondered who this person was. Did they know me? Why were they giving me rupees?[/i] [b]Jobb:[/b] ...thanks? [i]The Hyrulian sat down on a bartsool nearby, and rested his head in his arms. The barkeeper went to serve some other guests, and I sat next to the generous stranger.[/i] [b]Jobb:[/b] Anything wrong? [i]He wiped his face with his sleeve, and raised his head slowly.[/i][/color] [color=red][b]???:[/b] ...I'm fine. It's nothing... hmph.[/color] [color=chocolate][b]Jobb:[/b] Are you sure? We Gorons might have a knack for sensing emotional distress...[/color] [color=red][b]???:[/b] No you don't. It is obvious that I'm not in a good mood.[/color] [color=chocolate][b]Jobb:[/b] Oh. [i]There was a subtle pause in the conversation. The Hyrulian sighed, and turned to me.[/i][/color] [color=red][b]???:[/b] What kind of monster are you, anyway?[/color] [color=chocolate][b]Jobb:[/b] Monster? I'm not a monster, I'm a Goron. My name is Jobb.[/color] [color=red][b]???:[/b] I'm Mithioth. I don't think I have ever met a Goron before, don't they live in the far north?[/color] [color=chocolate][b]Jobb:[/b] Well, I'm not entirely sure. You see, I never knew my family. My parents abandoned me when I was a baby, I've spent my entire life in the Lost Woods, lost.[/color] [color=red][b]Mithioth:[/b] Really? I was also abandoned by my parents, and I just came from the Lost Woods. How strange...[/color] [color=chocolate][i]The scruffy looking barkeeper approached us.[/i][/color] [color=darkblue][b]Barkeeper:[/b] Are you twos going to order something, or am I gonna have to kick you out?[/color] [color=chocolate][i]Proudly I handed the barkeeper my rupees.[/i] [b]Jobb:[/b] Yes, I would like a drink befitting of a Goron such as myself. Get us both whatever this can buy.[/color] [color=red][b]Mithioth:[/b] [size=1]..don't spend it all in one place.[/size][/color] [color=chocolate][i]He reached under the counter and promptly handed each of us a mug glass of Goron ale. Mithioth took a small sip of the drink, and put it back down. I guess he did not like the taste of it. That makes sense, he isn't a Goron - I am. Without hesitation I chugged it. The barkeepers' eyes opened wide, and he looked surprised.[/i][/color] [color=darkblue][b]Barkeeper:[/b] You drank it all in one gulp?[/color] [color=red][b]Mithioth:[/b] ...wow.[/color] [color=chocolate][b]Jobb:[/b] Yeah, is there a problem with... [i][[Before I could finish the sentence, I passed out.]][/i][/color]