Moradri

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by DeathBug [/i] [B][color=indigo][font=century][size=1] So, if you went to Burger King, and they had the Golden Retriever Quarter pounder, would you eat it? [/color][/font][/size] [/B][/QUOTE] It wouldn't bother me to do so in the slighest.

So. Why is it okay to eat Bossie, or Wilbur, but never Fido and Fluffy? In some places cows are sacred. Some people think eating dogs and cats are disgusting. Well, I don't see a big deal. You eat one, you might as well eat them all.

... Interesting topic. Recently, for a fantasy world of mine, I had to work out death mythologies. And this led me to thinking about ours. About how most people consider death bad. Now, people of a religion that promises some sort of reward after death may not see it, but I do. So, do we live to die? I suppose. Then again, so does everything. Through death comes new life. At least, it should. Basically, it may be that we die to continue the circle of life. (Cheesy, I know, but western society doesn't appreciate it)

Moradri... Well, it's simple. I named my character's Bulbasaur Moradri on a Pokemon RP forum. I decided to use it because it sounds cool.

Ah, but most people aren't capable of responsible use...

Interesting... All these different replies. As far as the metaphor/simile of the 'box of chocolates' is considered, well, it is apt. It gives an idea of the randomness of the world, and that if each day was one of these, it could be any number in the infinite box of chocolate possibilities.

Well, er. Quite the anti-drug crowd. While I have done drugs sometimes myself, I never did it to excess. Although, there are people doing exactly that right now, and that is a point against them. People do do drugs to excess, and this ruins their lives, and the people around them that care for them feel the effects of this, and it's never positive. I am a strong believer in duality. Nothing can be quantified as simply one thing. Drugs can be recreational, yes, but it's not really recreational when they ruin lives. Er. I personally feel it's a person's decision. I don't go for the morality stuff, and it is enjoyable; but, my only problem is, like I said, when they drag other people down. Do what you will with my statements.