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[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by DarkOrderKnight [/i] [B]I did. There is always an exception. [/B][/QUOTE] You have not read Orwell's 1984, have you? ;)

It's normal to be depressed. And it hurts to change...and to quote a horrible band "Well I guess this is growing up". Tahaha. Im going to get flamed for that. No, the world would not be the same without you because if you haven't changed someone directly, it was probably indirectly. I think the purpose in life is to find a purpose in life. =)

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by DarkOrderKnight [/i] [B]I wear what I wear because it represents my state of mind.[/b][/quote] That's pretty good actually. [quote][i]Originally posted by DarkOrderKnight[/i] [b]The people that dress prepy and wear 80 dollar t-shirts dress that way because they believe that more expensive is better. That is their state of mind. The people that wear normal stuff wear that because their state of mind is normal. And the people that wear tiny tiny tubetops that, when taken off, are about the size of a rubber band wear that because their state of mind is that looks get you things.[/b][/quote] What a bunch of generalizations, but I think sometimes people that dress 'preppy' do it because they can afford it. Maybe people that wear 'normal' stuff do it to deceive others into thinking they're normal. [quote][i]Originally posted by DarkOrderKnight[/i] [b]Why shouldn't I dress how I think? [/B][/QUOTE] Rhetoric. =) But I'll answer it anyway: Go for it.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by DarkOrderKnight [/i] [B]You really think so? I am different because I choose to be. My outlook is different than most, my state of mind is different than most... Why should [i]I[/i] not be different than most? I parade my differences.[/b][/quote] Yeah, I really think so. Take doing something you might love to do for example. Skating. Then skating gets popular and some people drop it because everyone else seems to be doing it. How can people drop something they love just because it's popular, then pick up something that they might even hate just to be different. In that sense, it's stupid. I'm not saying you shouldn't be different than most, but that it's ok to not be (out of your own free will) when the circumstances are correct.

I see nothing wrong with being different but some people take it overboard. Trying to be different just to be different is stupid. And conformity is alright sometimes. When I was younger I'd dress up in wacky ways because I wanted to, and now that I look back at it, it was just ridiculous. Yeah, that was me. Green hair, baggy jeans, cartoon/band shirt. I grew out of it and found that the only way you really [i]can[/i] be different, is by actually thinking. There is a form of power in the way people dress. People will assume and pidgeonhole. So by dressing differently you can change what people think about you. [off topic]Don't think that shopping at Hot Topic makes you any different than people that shop at the Gap either. 75 bucks for ripped jeans? Ha. Yeah, you must be really punk.[/off topic] And while we're talking about clothes, I think public schools should allow freedom of expression when it comes to what is written and drawn on clothing because it provokes thought. And I don't mean that they should allow people to wear pictures of naked women on their shirts, use your head. I mean that a couple of curse words here and there shouldn't not be permissible, so it goes for freedom of speech also. But even that we don't have absolute. [quote]Originally posted by Aries: [b]What do you think about this issue, and do you follow style?[/b][/quote] I follow the drumbeat to my own song. I usually buy my clothes from thrift stores. I don't get why people dislike second hand. Eww it's dirty. Then wash it, idiot. And most of the clothes at second hand stores are donated by first hand stores. People that refuse to buy something from a store, or go into/near it just because the majority of consumers are [insert stereotype here] are stupid. That's almost like being racist. Oh, and my mom nags me all the time about the way I dress. I guess because not wearing skirts automatically makes you boyish. Sucks that when a female participates in a male dominated sport or the like, she becomes tomboyish. I hear that being independent for females makes them tomboys also. Maybe it's a myth...

dictionary.com says: ex·is·ten·tial·ism Pronunciation Key (gz-stnsh-lzm, ks-) n. A philosophy that emphasizes the uniqueness and isolation of the individual experience in a hostile or indifferent universe, regards human existence as unexplainable, and stresses freedom of choice and responsibility for the consequences of one's acts. existentialism n : a 20th-century philosophical movement; assumes that people are entirely free and thus responsible for what they make of themselves [syn: existentialist philosophy] interesting.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Cera [/i] [B][i]Ender's Game[/i] was fantastic. I just recently read [i]Ender's Shadow[/i]...Tis about Bean, it's a companion book, more than a sequel. And I'm gonna throw this out there again....Has anyone read the [i]Ishmael[/i] saga, by Daniel Quinn? It includes [i]Ishmael, My Ishmael,[/i] and [i]The Story of B.[/i] [/B][/QUOTE] Hell yeah. Ender's Game! There's gonna be a new book coming out on August 19 as a sequel to the Bean series. I've just bought The Ultimate HitchHiker's Guide to the Galaxy for 17 bucks at Waldens. I've heard good things about it. I've also just completed 1984 by Orwell. Lady M was right. When I finished I wanted to throw it against the wall. Still good reading though. There are so many books I'd like to read: Everything you know is wrong Stupid White Men Dune The Electric kool aid acid test etc

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by anime_gurl [/i] [B]I've been reading this magazine called Squee and JtHM ever since me and my friends saw this robot from a cartoon show...yes...my recent obsession is a cartoon show... [/B][/QUOTE] johnny the homicidal maniac! i've only read a couple clips from a comic but it seems like a great comic book series, its from the creator of space invader zim. too bad its not shown anymore.

i wish they had kept the ending from the book.

i wear glasses. some idiots call them "emo" glasses, like the ones Rivers from Weezer wears. im pretty sure they were (and still are) called Buddy Holly glasses. nothings too bad about getting glasses...just get some frames you like or something...or contacts you like...

I like to be ignored/shunned/disliked. Seriously, I used to like insulting other's intelligence and stepping on their ignorance but I've pretty much given up on the former because of my duties...*shrug* And it's nice to know that Im not the [I]only[/I] colorful flower in a field of black and white apathetic weeds.

I really wouldn't pick any. a. My life does not revolve around television/anime, so I wouldnt mind. b. Some people are standable, and what about people you have yet to meet? They could be really cool. c. right.... So I guess If I had to: A or C

[quote][i]Originally posted by Sephiroth[/i]: [b]if someone isn't gay, then they're not going to try anything with them, and by that I mean flirt, or ask them out, whatever...[/b][/quote] word. down with the gay-people-will-hit-on-anyone-even-if-they're-straight mentality. seriously, people need to realize gay people are [i]people[/i] too. they're not like sex crazed rabbits; humping/hitting on [i]anyone[/i]. As for your principal's blatant display of idiocy: I bite my thumb at you, sir. What a sexist, pompous ***. I don't like how females can wear pants, baggy shirts, and 'guy' clothes yet aren't viewed as eccentric, like when guy's wear dresses, make up, skirts, or high heels.

Actually that's quite interesting. I just read something like that called Biological Exuberance: Animal Homosexuality and Natural Diversity by Bruce Bagemihl. "Bagemihl deflates the notion that most homosexual behavior is actually just a form of establishing social dominance. He points out, among other things, that such behavior is sometimes mutually reciprocal, and that it is often the subordinates in the heirarchy who mount their superiors." "Orangutans have been known to engage in heterosexual anal sex, and cattle egrets have threesomes." "It's also fascinating to note that two memebrs of some species (such as flamingos, penguins, and red squirrels) sometimes form committed same-sex relationships-lasting years or even a lifetime-that involve sex, traveling and living together, and raising young together." Really interesting...go read it.

right. What does Adam get when he stabs a baby 87 times? An erection! dun dun dun!

Which Link? I take it you mean the Link from OoT and MM? Well...it's never said, but [i]I[/i] think maybe his father is the king of Hyrule and Zelda is his sister...=P. You pretty much have to come up with your own theories.

EnderCon is going to be July 5-6 in Orem, Utah! *sobs* Nothing good ever comes to Hawaii. We have small anime 'gatherings' but I don't know where and when so I can't attend them. If I were to go to an Anime Convention I'd be Chun Li.

Piro: do volcom or the warped boards mean anything to you?

[sarcasm]The Legend of Zelda: LeTs TwAi to CoLoR [i]iNsIdE[/i] dA lInEs[/sarcasm]

I'd like to nominate kuja..... [b]HAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHA[/b]

[size=1]I have a book list...but that's neverending...because people will always be writing books (Done with The Hobbit and the LotR trilogy. Yay. Gollum =(((() [b][u]Read[/b][/u] 1. Catch 22 2. Fight Club 3. Sequel to Caliban Cove 4. Brave New World 5. That one book by Ben Weasel of Screeching Weasel 6. .........100....10000000000000..... [b][u]Everyday (give or take a few)[/b][/u] 1. Debase myself 2. Question my morals and beliefs 3. Ask myself why I don't allow myself to break out of control 4. Remind myself that nothing and no one is worth my rage 5. Remind myself that I don't need a reason to be nice 6. Be nice... 7. Smile (sincerely) 8. Do not follow code of Hamurabi (sp) 9. Do not be defeated 10. Be humble/graceful in victory/defeat 11. Learn from mistake(s) 12. If telling someone something in a kind manner doesn't work, smite their ignorance with a sharp tongue [b][u]Buy/get[/b][/u] 1. Silver Echo/Jetta 2. Blank t shirts 3. Chinese shirt 4. Pocket electronic calculator [b][u]If Im ever [i]that[/i] bored[/b][/u] 1. Go to Subway and ask for [i]that[/i] green stuff, NO!, the [i]other[/i] green stuff, NO NO NO NO NO!!!!!! The red stuff! 2. Talk to strangers and shout in midsentence "ABORT ABORT", "HELLO!? PRESS THE IM AN IDIOT KEY", "THE FROG SANG TO THE DUCK AND THATS WHY MY FAVORITE COLOR IS GREEN!" 3. Go to any drive thru window and order 20 cheese burgers, 10 large drinks, 4 large fries, 12 apple pies, 3 cookies, and 2 ice cream cones. Pull up to cash window and say I didn't order any of the aforementioned and throw a fit, saying I ordered an orange.[/size]

Shinji Ikari Shigeru Aoba Mirai Trunks Vegeta Alan (Alien form) - SM (sue me) Jim - Outlaw Star Heero Inu Yasha Ryoga

I was in a mock trial before. I forgot what it was about though. I didn't want to participate, so the teacher pulled out the fickle finger of fate on our attendance sheet and I was 'volunteered'. I was the typist and I gave an unethical middle finger to my friend snickering in the back.:whoops: Sometimes I think by hoping you're not picked, you're hoping you are.

wednesday is my name.

Always equip your shield, and never let him hit you (not your shield). If he does he'll copy your moves. I wouldn't charge my sword because it takes too much time and it leaves you vulnerable. Try using quick jabs with the master sword, or hits with the megaton hammer. If that fails stock up on fairies or potions, and go on a kamikaze mission. Hit him, again, and again...without stopping. Sometimes he gets kinda slow so you can salvage a couple of complete hits. Notice that when you get hit he loses points also. Oh, and when he comes back don't waste anytime: go straight for him.