Justin

I think it was all just a harmless joke, Harlequin. -Justin

I think he's brilliant. He uses his unbelievable insanity to make millions. He's also very funny. -Justin

I went out with a girl like that once. I hate it when girls play games. There's nothing more frustrating. -Justin

No, it has a point. It's a point I don't agree with, but it does have a point. I think complaining about tokenism is pretty useless. I try not to pick apart movies and things for stuff like that, unless it's just obvious and blatant. It really cuts down on the enjoyment if you pick things apart, and enjoyment is what I pay for. Not a chance to belly-ache. -Justin

I joke around about here on the boards, but i would never really want to live in a communist government. The human race is too...ignorant and greedy...for something like that work. Just wanted to make sure everyone is clear on that. :) There was this one instance at lunch, where we were goofing around as usual. There was this short guy named Eric and, in spite of his size, he always was one of the more...stupid of us. So he got a little roudy and threw a chicken bone into this other friend of mine's(Brock's) cup of juice. Now, Brock is a loose cannon, lol. His drink spilled all over the table and he got pissed off. At first he just sat the cup back up(which still had a little drink in it) and stared for a moment. Then, out of nowhere, he just screams "****!" and backhands the cup across the lunch room. He jumped up and punched Eric in the face, then he turned around and beat the brakes off of the three boys from other parts of the lunch room that had gotten up when his drink spilled on them. Brock, Eric and the other three boys all got time at the Alternative Learning Center for disorderly conduct, fighting and mass student disruption, or something like that. I thought it was funny, myself. -Justin

Piromunkie made me the banner. It's kind of an inside joke between us. :-) As for the writing thing: The guy who wrote it is a Confucius thinking Buddist. He's really intelligent for his his age(18) and he's never ceased to amaze me in the field of intellect or martial arts. -Justin

In the Shadows there is Security. In the Darkness there is Safe Passage. In Silence there is Virtue. In Hatred there is Ambition.| In Logic there is Perfection. In Life there is Power. In Death there is New Life to be found.| In Contiousness there is Confusion. In Meditation there is time to sort it.| In Pain there is Pleasure. In Comfort there is Weakness.| In Killing Evil there is Righteousness. In Killing Righteousness there is Evil. Ying and Yang.| Within there is Control. Without there is Obediance. In Rage there is Vulnerability. In Calm, Invincibility.| In the Serpent who swallows his Tail there is Eternity. In the Serpent that cannot find his Tail, and End to his Beginning.| To Boast is to Flaw. To Trust in what One is capable of is to have Victory and Honor. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Woo hoo! Like I said, nifty. Though, I didn't write it myself. A friend of mine showed it to me a long time ago, and I wrote it down. I just found the copy that I made while going through some things. -Justin

I've heard of them, but i've never listened to them...^_^;; -Justin

I just listen to Sex Pistols. That's the only punk I've ever known, lol. -Justin

I'm taking absolutely nothing. I'll still be living in the same place. ^_^ But I suggest that you take anything you would like to have in your house. You know, food/clothes/bed/a TV/plenty of alcohol/etc. -Justin

I [i]still[/i] do that...:shifty: Me, my grandpa, my dad and some pastor(oh, good gravy) all went fishing one not-to-good-for-fishing day, when it decided to storm on us. We manuvered under a bridge in our boat, and kept right on fishing, with thunder, lightning, freezing rain leaking through the bridge, and gust of wind that seem like they were going to throw me out of the boat. We sat there, like idiots, and every time a gust of wind would come, the pastor would say "Lord have mercy!" then he'd look down at his line, noticed he had a nibble, snatch the pole up and say "Thankee, Lord Jesus!" We caught more fish that day than we ever have on any normal fishing trip... -Justin

Meh...I've been thinking about going to see this movie. But it kind of looks like another [i]Godzilla '98[/i] to me. And that was a pain to watch, all things considered. -Justin

My dad broke his arm one time when we were catfish hunting(O_o) in South Georgia. He stuck his hand down into the water to grab the fish and his arm got caught in it's mouth. Needless to say, it thrashed around a bit, and as big as it was, it fractured my dad's arm. There was one time when we went fishing(again, in South Georgia) and my grandpa got something on his line. He reeled it in, and it was a 2 ft. alligator. -Justin

Phenix City, Alabama: O_o;; Central High School won the state championship at various points, the most recent being '93. The Little League Baseball National Champions are from here. That's about the size of it. -Justin

Or the faintest trace of evidence to support your theories. -Justin

I suggest you buy the DVDs. It just feels better than watching it of CN. -Justin

Heh...boy, are you stupid. You see why I say that you are trying to pick a fight now? You are. :) -Justin

No one would treat you any differently. You see, it's not so much that your ideas and opinions are outrageous, it's that you insist just because many of us are American that we hate the Middle East. THAT is what pisses me off. How many times must we tell you that we don't hate Arabs? You've yet to provide ANY substantial evidence that Iraelis control anything except Israel. So, please, if you'd be so kind, enlighten me as to how Israel does all these things? And please, shut up about America. You really don't have any idea what you're talking about. You don't see any Americans talking about England... -Justin

*huggles Lady Katana* WELCOME TO STAFFNESS!!! *cough* -Justin

lol That was cute. -Justin

"Wait a nano," Ana stopped him before he could go any further, "I never said anythinga bout paying you. I was just going to give you your ship and not leave you stranded on Coruscant." "Good girl." Kylju shot her a wry smile. She made a face of revolt at the test(or ploy) he had just run her through, but she admitted to herself, she didn't feel that way. She was actually entertained by it, but she manged to keep her face negative. "What? Can you blame a guy for trying to make a little cash?" Kylju put his hands up in mock-surrender. "Yes." "Ouch." Kylju rubbed his face as though she'd slapped him, "That almost hurt." Ana concealed her smile with a sip of her rum. "Well, looky there." Kylju said in a low voice, "I wonder what they're working on over there." He gestured to a distant, half-completed skyscraper in the distance. "I have no idea. I've never seen it before." Ana said, as she absently ate her food. "I thought that was, like, sacred ground or something. Because of that battle all those years ago." Kylju scratched his head. "Nothing is sacred on Coruscant." Ana concluded. "True..." Kylju said, keeping his eyes on the distant construction site. "So, how are you planning on finding Regal?" Ana asked. "Well, I have a million contacts who might know him. I have access to the libraries and certain levels of the research center in the Jedi Temple. I also have access to the civilian index in the Senate, so finding a trail shouldn't be hard, if he's ever lived anywhere in Republic space." Kylju spit a piece of too-tough meat onto his plate. "Great..." Ana said, as she looked down at the chewed up lump on his plate. "You want it?" Kylju asked. "Hell no! That's nasty." She said. "Then what are you staring at?" Kylju took of the edge to his comment with a smile. Ana looked at him for a moment, "Oh, shut up." -Justin

I have that Star Wars Travel Guide thingie here somewhere. IF I can ever find it, I'll give you the Huttese word for 'please.' Other than that, I really have nothing more to say. Except this: If I gave anyone false hope about the NJO series with my rantings on Lord Nyax, don't hold that hope any more. I finished the book last night, and now I'm going to do sulk in a corner. -Justin

Now, I see your point, Piro. It was your going back to my comment on instincts that changed my perspective. I can [i]understand[/i] why the boy did it: A moment of rage. But I still believe he should've been able to control that rage. -Justin

No, we don't have the right to point fingers at people of Arabic decent. But we do have the right to vengence against the parties responsible. However, the identity of those parties are still not completely clear. Until then, we are fighting the most likely parties, who are themselves terrorist and criminal organizations. -Justin

Toriyama did write the Trunks saga, and all the other sagas of DBZ. He just kind of skipped things when they weren't convenient for the series. -Justin