Semjaza

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OOC: I hope this is satisfactory, heh. "Shouldn't we help him? I doubt his cockiness will pay off." "Think of this as a test. If he can't handle this shit on his own, we don't need him," Jamie said softly. "I doubt much of anyone could handle Persona by themselves," Joshua replied, slightly amused. "True, but if he wins and we back off, we're in control. He'll underestimate us in the future." "I'm not so sure about that. Not much affects his judgement." "We'll see. He'll go where he can see the most blood spilled; where he can do the most damage. Besides, Adam is not fucking trustworthy. We all know it. If Persona gets crossed, he won't hesitate to hit back. It's something that can be used to our advantage, even if we're technically not on the same side." Joshua sighed, keeping his hand gripped around the hilt of his blade, despite Jamie's comments. If Shinmaru had to die, so be it ― but he wasn't about to be caught off guard. Even after his experiences with Persona under the Angels, he wasn't sure what to think about him. There wasn't much to think. He killed people for fun, for the sport of it. The only anyone had heard more than a sentence from Persona was when he and Adam were discussing the business side of all of this. As they stood the side, Shinmaru continued to seem overly confident. He bobbed up and down, several feet from Persona, spindling the penny though his fingers. Persona stood there, his mask starting right at Shinmaru. It didn't seem to focus on him, instead it almost stared right through him. This annoyed Shinmaru to a small degree. The lack of respect from his opponent was becoming more apparent. He didn't know whether or not to make the first move. Persona stood there, stoically. He obviously had no plans to charge with his axes swinging. There was no way he could throw his penny at Persona without him quickly countering it either. He had almost no element of surprise and the design of his weapon denied him any attempt at pure force. Shinmaru bit his lip and ran toward Persona, who continued to be perfectly still. As he charged, Shinmaru pressed the button on his lucky penny, causing it to expand into its shield form. Persona's axes made it out just in time, blocking the attack. The shafts of his axes stopping the razor edges of the newly formed shield from getting any farther. Sparks flew in all directions and faded as they bounced on the ground into obscurity. Shinmaru pushed against Persona with his shield, managing to get him slightly off balance. Shinmaru raised his shield in the air and dropped his arms down. Its edges cut through the air, sounding almost like a plane at low altitude. Persona had managed to regain his stance, however, and was able to position himself out of the path of the shield. The momentum forced the shield to cut into the tiled floor of the Underground, breaking it apart. Persona stood back while Shinmaru ripped the blade from the floor, dust and tile fragments falling from its edges. Again, Persona stood in place. Shinmaru was getting irritated by Persona's attitude during the fight, but decided to keep his temper. Giving into it would only result in stupid moves that could easily be taken advantage of, especially considering how lucky Persona had been so far. Again he ran at Persona, his shield in front of him. This time, however, after his attack had been blocked, Shinmaru rammed his elbow up into his ribs. The impact threw Persona back, almost winding him for a short period. Taking this chance for another attack, Shinmaru ran at Persona again. Persona regained his composure and jumped up in the air, touching off of the shield and landing behind Shinmaru. Unable to stop, Shinmaru bashed into a nearby pillar that helped keep the ceiling in place. It cracked ever so slightly, but the force of the crash caused his shield to retract back into its normal form. The impact jammed the button on his penny, forcing him back to where he started. Shinmaru got back up off the floor, struggling to get his penny to work. He knew that it wouldn't be much good against someone who could move his much larger axes almost as quickly as he could throw his penny. Persona made his way over to Shimaru, twirling his axes into a blur. Shinmaru reacted in time, throwing his penny toward Persona's ankle ligaments. Unfortunately Persona was able to dodge the attack, the penny merely brushing by his leg, tearing the fabric of his pants. The penny landed on the ground and skidded several yards away, quite a distance from Shinmaru's current position. Shinmaru cursed under his breath. The impact on the ground, coupled with the problems earlier, didn't allow the penny to return to him like it normally would. Persona began his march over to Shinmaru. Weaponless, he managed to kick out at Persona and dodge his attacks. When he wasn't busy dodging the attacks, he darted his eyes around him, looking for his penny. Joshua had already grown tired of the lackadaisical approach Jamie was taking toward this battle. He pulled out his blade and started to step toward the battle. Jamie pulled out his blade and put in Joshua's path, signaling that he should stop. He did stop walking, but it didn't prevent him from whipping his knife at Persona. The knife flew like an arrow, piercing the shoulder area of Persona's suit, slightly cutting through his skin. Blood seeped through the fabric, turning it from a snow white to a deep red. The force of the throw pushed Persona back against the pillar that Shinmaru previously left his mark on. His clothes were pinned to the pillar thanks to the sharp blade. Shinmaru was able to find his penny during the commotion, managing to dislodge the button and transforming it back into the razor-edged shield. Again he ran at Persona, still struggling to unpin himself. At the last moment, the clothing tore free, but the knife dug deeper into his shoulder as he pulled away. He wrapped his arm around the pillar, spinning himself to the other side to avoid Shinmaru's attack. It was here that he realized that Shinmaru's back was facing him. Not one to miss his opportunity, Persona raised both of his axes in the air and swung them down forcefully. Before Shinmaru was able to react to Persona's movements, the axes tore down through his shoulders. A level of pain he never experienced before flowed through his body. His head hurt as his mind raced. The pressure was overwhelming, but he couldn't even manage a scream of pain. The only sound that managed to come out was a stifled cry. The axes continued their decent until coming to a stop. Shinmaru heard a thud on either side of him. The axes had sliced cleanly through his arms. He could no longer feel them. They were already lying on the floor beside him, still twitching erratically with the small remnants of life they had in them. Blood flowed like a waterfall from the sockets where his arms once were. Shinmaru almost collapsed under the pain, the loss of blood already affecting his ability to see clearly. He managed to stay conscious, as his eyes followed Persona who was currently circling him. Shinmaru couldn't see Persona, but he definitely could feel him. The sheer joy that he got out of this situation accentuated everything he did . . . every small movement he made. The more Shinmaru writhed in pain, the more excited Persona seemed to get. At the same time he seemed totally in control, it didn't affect his judgement. It was obvious that Jamie and Joshua were still very much within his thought process. Shinmaru wasn't sure what to feel about this. Disgust? Pity? What could be going through someone's mind if they basically lived for the pain of others? Existed for the scavenging of human misery? Persona, undoubtedly, seemed completely emotionless at times . . . but at the same time, this enjoyment of the hunt and the resulting bloodshed was what defined him, not his general apathy. No one feared Persona because he didn't care about others. There were thousands of angst ridden teenagers around the world that filled that void. They feared Persona because of his complete and utter disdain for it. The fact that he would do anything he could just to wipe that life off the face of the earth. Did this signify some sort of mysterious history, or simply a shallow person with no real hopes or dreams? Shinmaru thought through all of this in nearly an instant, but realized, even in his current state, that none of it mattered. The things that fly through your mind at once in your final minutes cannot truly be described. He remembered his childhood; his first experiences with the Southern Vipers; his past battles with Adam's Angels. The pain slowly drifted away from his mind, although it was still very present on a physical level. He was almost statuesque, kneeling on the ground surrounded in a deep, crimson colored puddle, staring at the ceiling. His eyes were glazed over at this point. The blood trickled from the wounds left where his arms used to be. Persona stood there, directly in front of him. Shinmaru's arms on either side of him still trembled, one still grasping his lucky penny. The grip loosened and it languidly rolled over to Persona, who leaned over to pick it up. He opened the palm of his hand and flattened it, taking a brief glance at the image of Lincoln on the upright side, and then tossed it in the air. The penny flipped over and over again in the air on its trip, and in one movement, Persona lifted his arm, grabbed the penny and threw it directly into Shinmaru's trachea. The sudden assault shocked Shinmaru back into reality. The memories disappeared and the pain once again coursed through his body. The realization of what happened knocked him over, forcing him to lie in the puddle of his own blood. It began to soak up into his clothing and hair, dying half of his body in its color. The cut threw off his breathing process, forcing him to push air through the hole in this throat, rather than his mouth. Shinmaru could only manage to gasp for air at this point, blood pouring from his newly made (wounds). The only sounds he could make were chokes and sputters, which forced more blood out through the gash in his throat. Shinmaru was dying, but he was still very much alive. Persona walked over to Shinmaru's body, flinching randomly in the mess left around him. Ripples were slowly sent away from his footsteps as he approached, which then meshed in with the stronger ripples created by Shinmaru's movements. He bent down by his knees, careful to keep the blood away from his suit and gently moved his gloved hands along the side of Shinmaru's face, almost caressing it. Seemingly out of pity, but mostly out of amusement. Persona dislodged the penny from his flesh and tossed it to the side. Reaching back into his pocket, he pulled out a small bottle, which he held under the sliced wind pipe, allowing it to fill with blood. After cleaning the rim off with his red, embroidered handkerchief, he put it in his pocket and stood up. His other hand was still holding his silver axe; the golden one had since been stowed away in the holster tied around his back. Persona moved his glove away from his face onto the spiked tip of the axe that was located between the blades. The grip on the hilt of his axe tightened, each finger folding down after the last. The axe spun around and quickly dropped, the axe burying itself in Shinmaru's stomach. Persona twisted the ragged spiked counterclockwise several times while pressing it deeper into his victim. A few more spurts of blood, chokes and winces resulted as Shinmaru drew his last, painful breath. His body now limp, his head fell down to the side, blood flowing from his mouth and adding to the pool around him. Persona titled his head back up into the direction of Joshua and Jamie, both of which remained in their same positions since the beginning of the battle. He took his handkerchief, which had since become redder than it originally was, and wiped down the blades and spikes of his axes. He then tossed it behind him and it slowly floating down to Shinmaru, finally resting on his face.

Industrial on a whole really is just "noise" in my opinion. The worst part is that it really hasn't evolved much. New synth technology comes and goes, but it really hasn't changed over the past decades. NIN, I'd consider more industrial rock at this point. However, back when Pretty Hate Machine came out, the band was placed into that industrial genre and never broke out of it in the eyes of most people. PHM is still more dance musically orientated in my opinion... but industrial doesn't just include stuff like Ministry either, as you know. You could probably stuff a lot of EBM and such in there. Besides, Trent doesn't like NIN being called industrial anyway. Manson is inbetween too. Has industrial sides to it, mostly in ACS and Golden Age... but the band shifts a lot. Same with NIN. Went from PHM to the pretty much metal-based (but still heavily synth and synth-drum influenced) Broken and on to other things. Then you have all these bands that combine stuff to such a point that I don't even know what they'd be considered. godhead used to label itself as gothic industrial, for example... although their newest release, Evolver, shifted from that. They really changed for the worse after 2000 Years of Human Error lol. Anyway, I like Ministry. At times they can get incredibly irritating, but they are solid. They released something rather recently that was pretty good. KMFDM/MDFMK were always good, accessible stuff. WWIII, which they released not too long ago, is pretty nice stuff. Better than a lot of the music they've released recently. Bile toured with them, I'm sure some people know this band from the Mortal Kombat soundtrack WAY back... they're pretty much laughable at this point though. Skinny Puppy, Pigface, Coil, Einsturzende Neubauten and Ohgr are great stuff too. None of that should be hard to find, with the exception of Einsturzende Neubauten, as most of their stuff is imports. Nosferatu can be okay, and I suppose Nocturne has some stuff I could consider "industrial" based. Then there's stuff like 12 Rounds, Curve, Zeromancer, tweaker, Kidneythieves and so on that are decidedly in the middle. They have industrial aspects, but have different edges to them. Curve is usually referred to as shoegazer, a few others as electronica. I don't know what 12 Rounds would even be considered, and tweaker seems almost like electronic-based rock. Personally, I avoid the more "underground" ish stuff, as it is too noise based. I doubt I'd name anything I enjoyed that people weren't familiar with. That doesn't mean I'm into Stabbing Westward side of the spectrum, but I just don't care for noise that isn't even comparable to music.

It makes most sense to put that song in English in English speaking countries. The amount of people who want to be able to understand a song without reading is far higher than the amount of kids who want everything to be subbed so they can feel like they're more Japanese. That's just how it is. That said, I don't see why they can't give a choice. The thing is on a DVD, they could have easily fit both vocal tracks on there, I'm sure.

You've seen literally 30 seconds of the movie. To compare that to the full, finished product seems rather weird. Obviously the whole thing isn't going to simply be about Could and a supposed-Sephiroth fighting for 60 minutes. There isn't even any word on the story yet... absolutely none. I don't know how people can make these conclusions. FF7 was 50 hours worth of blabber anyway. The series keeps getting more and more movie-like and I figure this is pretty much a natural evolution. Putting this out gets a few people to shut up and it also doesn't take as much work as making a full game. I don't blame them, honestly.

I try not to be affected by this. If you want to eat animals, yet still care for their treatment while they're alive, there's always farm based meats. Most stuff you buy at the store is from an animal that most likely has not even seen the outdoors. Pigs are a good example. They sit in little bins in a factory, many get incredibly sick and then they are slaughtered. It seems most animals get their throats slit as the basic killing method. So obviously there is a big difference between the two. Arguing against this horrible treatment is one thing, but I am not going to argue against killing animals that are raised in decent conditions for the same purpose. PETA is also ridiculous, they and many related organizations are barely any more ethical than the places they crusade against.

LAN mode is VS only. You can't co-op it. It shouldn't be that hard to get going if everyone is set up right. The only real flaw I can come up with for it is that you aren't allowed to pick your characters. However, this makes sense if you have 16 people playing at once... people would be on the character selection screen forever lol. The Battle Modes are fun, but I am also disappointed with how limited they are. There isn't even a feature to adjust how long they last or anything like that. I was hoping to get options like in SSBM so I could adjust what items appeared and such. Oh well. Luigi's Mansion is bland, I agree. Block Fort is okay, but the blocks themselves are useless. It's basically just the GC stage with some small towers in it... towers you can't really do much with. The game would have benefited MASSIVELY from even a small bit more battle maps. Considering how small they are, how hard would it have been to make 8 more? Even 4 more? In any case, I think the actual racing mode is my favorite thus far. Some of the tracks aren't as great as ones in the past... but the game is definitely the most frantic of all Mario Karts so far. Not much tops the kickass quality of DK Mountain, I'd say. The Star and Special Cups rock... and All Cup Mode is freaking awesome if you have the time. I unlocked everything in the game a while back and I must say that I'm rather happy overall. Starts off slow, but it really gets a lot better. Especially the 150cc and Mirror modes.

I can't really address a lot of what you wrote... but since I already went through high school, I'd have to agree with you on how stressful it can be. A lot of people don't seem to understand, but the pressure put on you at times is overwhelming. I was in a college prepatory school and there was this constant concern over what colleges you would like to go to. Moreso for us than most of my friends in other schools. I constantly had a conselor on me about one thing or another, and it didn't help that my Senior year was in an entirely different school. That really shot down my desire to do much of anything. Then you add in the ACTs, SATs, etc... it can be a lot of work. Some people can manage all this, I suppose. I, personally, wasn't really equipped for this bombardment of things that basically determine the rest of my life. The whole idea of "things are bad, but I'm not depressed/suicidal" that you presented farther down is where I was at. I'm sometimes at it now, although I cover it up rather well. I suppose everyone is, but I seem to go through it rather often. Overall, I think I'm a pretty happy kid. I've been told by friends to check this stuff out, see a doctor and so on... but it's really hard to for some reason. I don't even really know why. Plus, I just don't like doctors in general. I don't trust them after my visits when I was younger lol. So it's something that is worth checking into, but it's also something that is obviously controlled a good deal by outside factors. So if things are hard right now in terms of school, it would make sense for you to be a bit more down than usual. I'd only worry about it if it was a continuous problem. So hopefully that's not too far off track.

In my opinion, the best war movie I've ever seen was actually Grave of the Fireflies. An anime, of all things... which isn't common for me as I'm not really big on anime honestly.

My name calling wasn't directed at anyone in particular. I don't find it any worse than some things said in here. You yourself said people should just abort themselves. It was likely mocking as much as I was trying to, the difference being that I wasn't as clever about it heh. There are no emotions on my part, I just don't feel that people not involved really need to have a say in something that doesn't involve them whatsoever... regardless of what it is. That's the problem I have, personally. Like I said, it's like people consider every woman who gets pregnant to be some sort of slut unless she planned the pregnancy. The feelings of the woman involved are often nearly completely disregarded. I have no problem with people being against abortion or pro-choice or whatever else. As I said in my post, my main problem was with the people who feel some need to be insulting to those who don't agree with their anti-abortion views. Something I think has been shown in here several times already in varying strengths. Of course there are also people who aren't doing this, and I crossed that line by saying "jackass" in the first place I suppose... but it wasn't meant as anything overly insulting, just voicing how ridiculous I think it is that people think they can make these decisions for strangers. To me religious views aren't even an issue, however, I'm not religious. For others it is something extremely important, and I can understand that. However, I'm not putting myself in a babies place for this decision. Why? Because it [i]isn't my decision to begin with[/i]. If I was in this situation, I wouldn't want my girlfriend/wife/whatever to get rid of the child, as I don't personally feel that it would ever be the right thing to do. However, I wouldn't want anyone in my face telling me what I should be doing either. Coming from that, what other people do with decisions that affect their life is really not my problem (unless they somehow want it to be -- friends, family, whatever). End of story. Many people die daily, I'm not on a crusade for any of them.

I don't see how natural birth even comes into play considering the fetus is being forced out anyway. I'm not really disagreeing with you, but I don't get how it supports much. Because something wouldn't survive coming out, it's not alive? The thing it still alive, regardless of whether or not people want to consider it an actual person or not. I've taken classes on the subject, I've learned plenty of things about what abortions do the fetus/child as well as the mother. I've seen plenty of terrible photos and videos. The only type of abortion I cannot really agree with AT ALL is partial birth abortion, because if you're going to wait that long you might as well just have the kid and put it up for adoption. I don't get how that could be allowed. I don't want to sound cold, but the general early-months abortions do not bother me. Yes, it can be rather sad as the fetus or child is simply an innocent thing in all of this. However, you have to take so many things into consideration, most of which were already mentioned by Babygirl. Most people don't. People don't even take into consideration that not all sex is consented for by the woman in the first place. It's as if every single woman who gets pregnant and didn't want to is automatically a slut. "You had sex, it's your problem," they say in generally nasty tones. Yeah, it is [i]their[/i] problem, that's why it's [i]their[/i] decision, jackass. Being against abortion is one thing, being a jerk because of it is another.

It could make anyone right, the way I worded it. What I said basically says that people use the word for any way they want to at this point, thus the reason why the definitions and original usages aren't important. "at least in the minds of people who deem other people as a preppy person" is the key thing there. I don't think that proves you any more right than him or anyone else, honestly. People have just adopted that word for their own uses, based on my experience... which basically means I don't think anyone could give you a truly official meaning for it that could never be argued against. You'd have to ask each and every person here this question and see what they think it means and how they react to these people. Not everyone seems to have the same opinion on what it should be applied to.

It doesn't matter if the word has been in use for that long. Gay has been a word for who knows how long and it means something totally different now. People have taken a word that described college prepatory styles and applied to to many other things. The idea of how a "preppy" person dresses follows current fads, basically... at least in the minds of people who deem other people as a preppy person. Then you have the countless people who use the word to describe people they simply don't like. Original definitions mean next to nothing in this case.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Dagger IX1 [/i] [B]EDIT: Ah.... "Azazel" sounded familiar, but I wasn't sure where I'd seen the name before. Thanks for clearing that up. ^_^ ~Dagger~ [/B][/QUOTE] Heh. Well that could be a few things. Semjaza Azazel is an actual angel, there's some stuff on him online if you look. There are other Azazels though... I'd say most people are familiar with the demon.

I'll watch it if it concerns ideas on angels (that's where my name is from, so I have an interest in it), esepcially because this sounds like it's somewhat satirical. Depends when it is on though. I don't get these channels up in my room, sadly.

I'm personally not interested in this because of the apparently weak gameplay and story that is cited in nearly every review about it. I play RPGs for the gameplay, personally. Then I read that you can get through most battles by mashing X. Again, this brings my interest down. The fact that I'll have to sit through pop concerts simply adds to me not wanting to bother... it's not the MAIN reason. I read that there is a minigame in here where you rub one of the characters backs while she moans. Again, this doesn't help my opinion on the game. It just makes it look like the DOA Volleyball of the RPG world. I've played plenty of games with lead female characters, so I have no problem with that. Metroid is a good example, and it's one of my favorites. Then there is Star Ocean 2, Ghost Lion, Valkyrie Profile, Persona 2 and several other actual RPGs I doubt anyone else here has played. Hell I even play as female characters in every fighting game I own, as well as my character in FFXI being a girl. It doesn't affect my decision and I am not fond that simply not liking the idea of this game lumps me in with a bunch of idiots who apparently just don't like girls being in games. This one just sounds ridiculous to me. There are other RPGs out that I'd much rather play, personally. In every thread about this someone else has come in and been like "you only hate it because it has girls as lead characters!!!!!" and I think that's equally as lame, honestly. It's probably true in some cases though.

Santa Claus will take over OB? In any case, I don't even know where [i]I[/i] will be in ten years, let alone this place. If all goes according to plan, I'll be living on Mars eating imported moon cheese. OB will be a distant memory.

You can't base everything on movies... or even what you think the movies are based on. There's rarely ever any cold facts in these threads here, it's just a bunch of "I heard from somewhere else" stuff that can't really be held up to prove anything.

It could be lots of things really... However, it is important to note that the Xbox can come with one of three disc drives. If you got it recently you'll probably get the newer models that aren't that much of a problem, but before that the Xbox used a Thomson drive. Apparently it gives people some problems in KotOR and other random games.

Unplanned pregnancies don't just include girls who run around screwing guys without protection, you know.

Needs some work... there's a few white areas and odd looking lines, but overall I think it's a really nice first job. The shiny hair is fun. I was just thinking you should do this actually heh. I think it would look really cool as more of a water color piece though.

I've not seen a lot of your art, but you certainly have improved since the last stuff I've seen. This is all really clean, turned out very well. I especially like the first one, since it doesn't really have a sketchy quality.

I don't watch much of the show, although I always mean to. I don't get CN up in my room and my parents go to bed rather early. They were out last night, so I took advantage of my freedom with the TV. I always have a laugh when people claim Teen Titans is aimed at teens and such. What the hell are they watching? This is obviously the show someone in the higher age groups would watch. More people should see it. Anyway, the episode was decent. I hate Superman. I've never liked him. His death would have been a good thing, but it's always nice to see the crap get beaten out of him. Watching him defend himself on the future earth wasn't so bad, mostly because he couldn't use his powers. In the end, it was a decent episode. Not the best I've seen, but certainly not the worst.

Life goes on, unlike this thread.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Semjaza Azazel [/i] [B]Wouldn't "happiness" make more sense? lol I think the happiest moment of my life will be tomorrow night when I get to hear Apocalypse Hoboken play live for the first and last time. [/B][/QUOTE] I'd just like to confirm that that was definitely the happiest time I can remember having in a really long time, if not ever.