MomochiZabuza

[COLOR=RoyalBlue][SIZE=1][FONT=Verdana]Along those lines, (purely out of question), but how do people escape from China if china is communist?[/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR]

[COLOR=MediumTurquoise][SIZE=1][FONT=Verdana]Okay, there is one thing that has bugged me every since I finished this anime. [spoiler] In the last episode, when Dante is riding in the elevator, and Gluttony eats his way through, and then Gluttony attacks Dante and she attempts a transmutation and then the elevator shows up empty, I was pretty lost. I've looked for the answer elsewhere and they've come up with theories, but I wonder if anyone knows what REALLY happened.[/spoiler] [spoiler]I've heard people say she didn't have enough time to complete a transmutation, but can't she do transmutations without a transmutation circle just like Ed and his Sensei?[/spoiler] sorry if this has been talked about before in the thread, I searched "Dante" but I didn't find anything about it.[/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR]

[QUOTE=PaganAngel][font="Gill Sans MT Condensed"][color="#993366"][size="2"] OH, the other day, I saw the RADDEST Nextel commercial ever: Guy 1: *walks up to guys 2 and 3* What'cha doing? Guy 2: Looking at dots. Guy 1: What kind of dots? Guy 2: Red dots. Guy 1: Can you talk to the dots? Guy 2: *orders a shipment via the dots on his cell* Guy 1: Can the dots talk back? Guy 2: *cell phone confirms the order* Guy 1: WHOA! Do it again! Guy 2: No, we don't agitate the dots. Guy 3: Yeah, we don't agitate the dots. Foreman: *enters* Who's agitatin' my dots? *looks at guy 1* you agitatin' my dots? Yeah... I guess it was kind of a you-had-to-be-there deal. But it was priceless. [/size][/color][/font][/QUOTE] [COLOR=MediumTurquoise][SIZE=1][FONT=Verdana]haha I saw that I know what you're talking about. and I also saw that head-on thing and was wondering if that actually works. Does anyone remember the Go-Daddy commercial from two superbowls ago where she would be talking and her bra strap just pops? Hahaha that was my fav.[/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR]

[QUOTE=Esther][SIZE=1]Momochi, I want you to take a look at this post:[/SIZE] [SIZE=1]Now look at your more recent post:[/SIZE] [SIZE=1]Hmm. It sounds to me much worse than my post. You asked me why I sound like I'm mad at you and I hate your guts, just because of my stern tone, yet you're over here yelling and cursing at a guy for commenting on your post. I smell a hypocrite.[/SIZE][/QUOTE] [COLOR=DarkOrange][SIZE=1][FONT=Verdana]Your face is a hypocrite. Hell yeah what now shove that in your eye.[/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR] (Didn't mean that in a mean way I say "shove it in your eye" to a lot of things}] P.S. if you read the whole post of mine you can tell I'm not being 100% serious. and if you can't... you need to work on your reading comprehension skills and it's no longer my problem. I mean, seriously, no one is serious when they go: "OOH, YEAH THAT'S WHAT I THOUGHT" and if they are they are just obnoxious and they need to stop.

[QUOTE=Mr. Maul][/font][/size][/color] [font=Garamond][color=SeaGreen]Do you always believe everything you hear or read in the media?[/color][/font][/QUOTE] [COLOR=DarkOrange][SIZE=1][FONT=Verdana]uh, do [B]you[/B] read a whole sentence? Because if you read what I put ONE ******** SENTENCE after that I said [B]"I shouldn't believe everything I hear"[/B] IN FACT, IT WASN'T EVEN A WHOLE SENTENCE LATER! It was the same sentence connected with a comma so before you try and tell me off or something you should read the whole post SHOVE [I]THAT[/I] IN YOUR EYE! OH! YEAH THAT'S WHAT I THOUGHT! ...sorry I'm having a bit of turrets syndrome I am having a stressful day.[/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR]

[COLOR=DarkOrange][SIZE=1][FONT=Verdana]Holy Crap! so I was trying to find that resident evil commercial you were talking about and I found a different one for Resident Evil 4, it's in French but that's not the point. Watch at your own risk. [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEVCW8oMN5M&search=resident%20evil%20commercial]here.[/url][/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR]

[quote name='John']"Mormons are pefectly normal people" wouldn't sell as many papers as "omg mormons have a billion wives", though, would it? :P[/quote] [COLOR=DarkOrange][SIZE=1][FONT=Verdana] hmm yeah I guess you're right lol. [/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR]

[COLOR=DarkOrange][SIZE=1][FONT=Verdana]Well, a lot of times I say I'm South Korean just to save people the trouble of asking if I'm "North or South?" But then again I do call myself Korean-American a lot as well, it depends on who I'm talking to really. Hm I'm getting a bit off topic, but on topic, I highly doubt NK will really do anything, I think they just want us to fear them and respect them as a power, although I personally don't respect them anymore because of this. Also, would you honestly try to start a war if three countries (all the same size or bigger than your country) allied together to fight against you? That would just seem stupid.[/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR] edit: but then again, that's pretty much what Iraq did...

[COLOR=DarkOrange][SIZE=1][FONT=Verdana]I try to keep an open mind toward everything, but Mormons... well it's hard because I've only ever seen one news report on Mormons and it was some 2 hour special where the father had 3 wives and 3 children with each and he abused many of them and one was so poorly treated she ran away, but this time when she returned to her "village" the news followed her and the people in this particular city refused to be publicised. Consuqently, the news had a field day and pointed out every single negative thing about the Mormon religion. People like me, who have rarely ever heard of Mormons, really have no other experience with Mormons so I assumed it was all true. But reading this post, perhaps it's not? If Mormons would be a little more public and open and maybe point out the good parts of their religion to the press, perhaps they wouldn't be made fun of so much? But like I said, I barely know anything about the mormon religion so I could be wrong about all of this, all I know is it was on the news and I shouldn't believe everything I hear.[/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR]

[COLOR=DarkOrange][SIZE=1][FONT=Verdana]Ah I see what you mean about the faded word/border mishap. But other than that I really like the banner. As much as I don't like the color lavender on anyone or anything, I really like the faded and smeared effect and the repetition of the word "loveless" in random places in different shades. The one thing that kind of bugs me is the three white lines that go through the banner, though I'm fine with the black ones, but I would have to see the banner without the lines and with the lines to really decide which one looked better in my opinion.[/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR]

[COLOR=DarkOrange][SIZE=1][FONT=Verdana]Ah I want to see that movie so badly! The first one was so good even though I fell asleep the first time I saw it, but that wasn't my fault because I started watching at around 12:45 am and I had no idea it was going to be that long. And I was only 12. One of my friends didn't like the first movie because she says the [spoiler]pirates that turned into ghosts creeped her out because they looked disgusting, she's a girly girl.[/spoiler][/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR]

[QUOTE=Esther][FONT=Comic Sans MS][SIZE=1]No, not really. I think you've actually got the whole thing twisted, if there are two races that I think are extremely alike, it would have to be North and South Koreans.[/SIZE][/FONT] [FONT=Comic Sans MS][SIZE=1]Just a little FYI. I hope you know that a lot of South Koreans have ancestral links to North Koreans. Some North Koreans escaped to South Korea before the North came under communist rule, and probably your grandparents or grandparents were some of those people. So I think you should re-consider thinking of North Koreans as "your own people." [/SIZE] [/FONT] [FONT=Comic Sans MS][SIZE=1]What do you mean "the trapped people in the North and South"? In previous posts I believe you said something about South Korea being a democratic, free country unlike their Northern counterparts. So how on Earth could the people in South Korea be trapped within their own country? And I don't think that the guy was trying to make it seem like the Koreans were going to bomb the school. He was simply being an idiot and trying to implement that there's a large Korean population at his school into his joke. I agree, it was a poor choice of words and there is reason for you to get upset. But I also think YOU made a poor choice of words as well.[/SIZE][/FONT][/QUOTE] [COLOR=DarkOrange][SIZE=1][FONT=Verdana]Regardless of if they are my parents, I still don't consider them my own people because that's a personal opinion that I have free reign over. Second of all, when I said "the trapped people in the North and South" I meant the trapped people only in the North, and then the free people in the South, but I now see why the wording was confusing to you. And his statement can be interpreted in many different ways, regardless, I wanted to make my point.[/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR] P.S. why do you seem so angry at me? It's just my opinion and you seem to be getting very worked up about it. I mean, I'm just a kid on the internet voicing my own free opinions and you all seem like you hate my guts, if you have something to say or you want to correct me (which I am totally fine with) I'm pretty sure you can find a less atrocious way of making your point. Double Edit: Lunox, I agree on your part where you say that people shoudn't just ask if you are North or South, I personally say I'm American and when they ask where I was born I say "Cleveland" because I know they usually expect some sterotypical answer like "china" or "Ugumakatakanowa". I'm not sure where you live Lunox but it get's really frustrating to be asian down in the south because first of all, everyone expects you to be chinese, everyone expects that you can't speak english, and everyone assumes you're related to all other asians. It's really quite annoying and sometimes it causes me to snap and exaggerate, the only reason I want poeple to think that South Koreans are Different from North Koreans is because I also want to be valued as an individual, not "An Asian".

[COLOR=DarkOrange][SIZE=1][FONT=Verdana]Well some people think that we could save more people if we just gave more money, but that would mean we need more money, right? So I have a couple questions about money. Q. Is the world making more money? I know that if we make more money, then the value of money is [B]supposed[/B] to go down, right? But people use money, and we continue to make more people. (Make as in give birth to), and so if the amount of money stays the same, and the value or money stays the same, but the amount of people goes up, wouldn't the value of people go down? Since there is less money for each person to use? (Not that the value of a person can be measured in money, but the necessities required for a person to live that requires money) But then again I don't know what is happening with money and the world so I was just wondering.[/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR]

[QUOTE=Lunox][color=dimgray] Um, what the hell. North Koreans and South Koreans are extremely different? It's not the people in North Korea's fault that they are under the rule of Kim Dong II. Do you think they're happy about starving and love him or something? This the biggest load of BS I've read in a while. Bottom line, the people of the continent of Korea are not very 'different'. North Koreans just happen to be dying because of a disgusting leader. Moreover, I find it sad that you're more concerned about maintaining South Korean 'reputation' than helping your own people.[/color][/QUOTE] [COLOR=DarkOrange][SIZE=1][FONT=Verdana]Uh, I'm not sure which people you are talking about? Are you talking about North Korea? Or South Korea? Or USA? Because North Korea isn't what I consider "my own people". All I'm saying is that you shouldn't stereotype Koreans (The trapped people in the North and South) as crazy missile-happy communists. I was only pissed because that one kid said that "A bunch of Koreans came to my school and nothing happened" like he expected them to bomb the school or something. But you are right, I see that I shouldn't have sterotyped all the North Koreans the same, I meant to say Kim Dong II and his supporters. I also didn't mean to point blame at all North Koreans or anything like that at all or say that it's their fault, I do agree it's Kim Dong's fault but he is the leader of North Korea so when I said North Korea I really meant to say him.[/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR]

[COLOR=DarkOrange][SIZE=1][FONT=Verdana]Deus Information Name: Xander Age: 17 Sex: Male Country representing: South Korea Appearance: [img]http://img225.imageshack.us/img225/3244/xander7es.png[/img] Experience: Xander has played in the past and is slightly experienced, he met a girl named Misaki Suzuhara, and battled her in a one-on-one match, with high stakes of money. He?s wealthy as you can probably tell by how he?s dressed, allowing him to be able to support such a bet. However, he lost for his first time ever against this girl newbie and was furious. He stopped playing Angelic Layer for a while but when he heard of this new tournament he had to join, he knew that if he ever saw that girl again, he could beat her. Angel Information Angel's Name: Evelyn (Evee for short) Entry Phrase: Make some magic, Evee! Appearance: [img]http://img140.imageshack.us/img140/7803/evelyn7aj.png[/img] Stats: Strength- 5 Defense- 9 Agility- 7 Evasion- 1 Morale- 3 Style: Evee uses a Brazilian martial art called Capoeira, which is a very dancy martial art that uses deceptive moves to play an optical illusion on the opponent. It consists of many handstands and fancy footwork to create almost break dance-like moves. She may look like she's a bit clumsy, but she knows exactly what she's doing.[/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR] P.S. If one of the pictures doesn't show, right click and click "show picture". If that doesn't work, right click and search the link.