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Queen Michael

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I'm actually going to read Twilight, admittedly just to be able to critize it but still.
Edit: It seems that me doing this annoyed some people. Look: I'm free to read whatever I want for whatever reason I want, including to make fun of how bad I think it is, as long as it doesn't break any laws (or forum rules). It's not my fault if you don't understand or don't respect that.

Oh, and I stopped being Christian some time ago, since to me it didn't make sense.

What have you done lately that you thought you'd never do in a million years?
 

Amnestic

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Queen Michael said:
I'm actually going to read Twilight, admittedly just to be able to critize it but still.

Oh, and I stopped being Christian some time ago, since to me it didn't make sense.

What have you done lately that you thought you'd neverdo in a million years?
In before "Lose My Virginity"

Also, find twoo love.
 

grimsprice

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I can always see my choices coming a mile away. So i never do anything i don't expect.
 

Biosophilogical

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Turn 1,000,001 years old.

OT: Admit that religion (minus God) has good points to offer us.
Convince my Anglican friend that free-will is a lie ... no nvm I expected that, I happen to be quite a convincing and logical arguer. (Don't try and say free-will does exist cause I have had this argument like 30 times and won all of them and I am too bored to win another one).
 

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Post semiregularly in a videogame forum.
Seriously, I thought I would have more productive, interesting uses of my time.
I'm am not even a hardcore gamer.
 

Queen Michael

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Shine-osophical said:
Turn 1,000,001 years old.

OT: Admit that religion (minus God) has good points to offer us.
Convince my Anglican friend that free-will is a lie ... no nvm I expected that, I happen to be quite a convincing and logical arguer. (Don't try and say free-will does exist cause I have had this argument like 30 times and won all of them and I am too bored to win another one).
What the Jack Robinson IS free will? it's not our actions being predetermined by the laws of cause and effect; it's not our actions being random, but what else is there? Most people who believe in free will don't know anything about what it's supposed to be.
 

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Queen Michael said:
I'm actually going to read Twilight, admittedly just to be able to critize it but still.

Oh, and I stopped being Christian some time ago, since to me it didn't make sense.

What have you done lately that you thought you'd neverdo in a million years?
Hm, i would dearly love to kick you for that but since i can't... Its a teen girl kind of book so I hope you like it lol.
Yes there will be things you can critize but still the book series itself is great, its only the guys who realy despise it most. The girls can often tolerate it depending on their tastes. As for the films, i can't say the first was brilliant but New Moon looks fantastic to me.

OT: things i have done lately that i never thought i would do... I have actually fallen in love with a guy who isn't out to use me and leave me and have him say he loves me too.
 

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Twilight the books are not bad mate :)

OT: I never thought i would get such an awesome and wonderful girlfriend :)
 

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Queen Michael said:
Shine-osophical said:
Turn 1,000,001 years old.

OT: Admit that religion (minus God) has good points to offer us.
Convince my Anglican friend that free-will is a lie ... no nvm I expected that, I happen to be quite a convincing and logical arguer. (Don't try and say free-will does exist cause I have had this argument like 30 times and won all of them and I am too bored to win another one).
What the Jack Robinson IS free will? it's not our actions being predetermined by the laws of cause and effect; it's not our actions being random, but what else is there? Most people who believe in free will don't know anything about what it's supposed to be.
I don't care what the penis it means, for my purposes it means the ability, as an individual, to be able to choose your actions in a situation (as in, you COULD have done something else even if all the influences affecting your decision were identical) as this is exactly what I argue to disprove.
 

Queen Michael

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almightywabbit said:
You've just essentially told us all, "No-one else likes Twilight so I'm gonna follow the in-crowd and be a sheep".
Actually, the series has millions of fans all over the world. There are many who like it. Perhaps you were not aware of this, or you chose to ignore it. I don't know.

almightywabbit said:
I don't like Twilight either outside of the first book, but at least I have the guts to say I like the first book, in all honesty they're good, its the movies that are crap. You haven't read Twilight so your basing your opinions on baseless conjecture.
First of all: The first movie was okay. Second: Baseless conjecture? No, the opinions of millions of people. The fact that an overwhelming majority of its fanbase are teenage girls is kind of an indicator, really. Are only teenage girls into Shakespeare, Proust, or Dostoyevsky (spelling)? No. And since I've seen the movie, it's not that baseless.
And "in all honesty?" I'm fed up with people thinking controversial opinions are more sincere. By the way: You say that in all honesty they're good. But you also say that apart from the first one you don't like them. Well, are they good or not? Make up your mind, please.

almightywabbit said:
Do yourself a favour, get a life and get opinion of your own. Just because you don't have one yet doesn't give you the right to be peer pressure's *****.
I do have an opinion of my own. It's no less of an opinion of my own just because a lot of peole share it. And please, don't call me a *****. It's not polite.

almightywabbit said:
Your just trying to be another little sheep following the popular belief of the "Cool Kids".
No. Having a love for classic literature, I'm trying to figure out why people like this.
And by the way, it's "you're just trying", not "your just trying."

And while I'm at it:
""Hey, I'm sorry you had to come to this, Jacob," I apologized. "At any rate, you get your parts, right?""
Meyer feels the need to point out that the words "I'm sorry" are an apology. I just flipped the book open at random yesterday, and immediately found this line. Of course, it could be that everything else is better, but you can't say that this is good writing.
 

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Well I'm heading off to the first part of basic traning for the Army tomorrow. Never thought I'd do that. On a related note I also never thought I'd have my hair this short. Or shave frequently. Do not like.
 

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working with a video game company to help release a new game for the PC ((not a PC gamer)) i'm doing the music, and the testing when it's time ((which also gives me time to go to school for testing))
 

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Queen Michael said:
And while I'm at it:
""Hey, I'm sorry you had to come to this, Jacob," I apologized. "At any rate, you get your parts, right?""
Meyer feels the need to point out that the words "I'm sorry" are an apology. I just flipped the book open at random yesterday, and immediately found this line. Of course, it could be that everything else is better, but you can't say that this is good writing.
She is not the first to do this and not the last. I do it when i'm writing also so don't bother critizing that because its not just her. If you want to be that picky, go through every god damn book and scrutinize each line carefully. I'm sure you will find enough 'errors' like this to fill at least 16 books of your own.
 

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Queen Michael said:
And while I'm at it:
""Hey, I'm sorry you had to come to this, Jacob," I apologized. "At any rate, you get your parts, right?""
Meyer feels the need to point out that the words "I'm sorry" are an apology. I just flipped the book open at random yesterday, and immediately found this line. Of course, it could be that everything else is better, but you can't say that this is good writing.
...One second here let me get this right, your bitching because she was describing Bellas tone of voice as apologetic?
If any other author did this no one would care or give a fuck about it

This is pathetic,
You dont have to read this.
You are not the target audience.
Dont read it just to hate it.
Grow some balls.
Whinge about real problems
<color=FFFFFF>(like your lack of balls)
Fuck you

 

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Queen Michael said:
I'm actually going to read Twilight, admittedly just to be able to critize it but still.

Oh, and I stopped being Christian some time ago, since to me it didn't make sense.

What have you done lately that you thought you'd never do in a million years?
I don't see the point of reading something just so you can get the pleasure of critizise it... oh, who am I kidding, I would probably do the same thing just for laugh and funnyz.
 

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Amnestic said:
In before "Lose My Virginity"

Also, find twoo love.
I for one am starting to believe that doesn't exist. Damn you Hollywood, and society for lying to me all these years.
 

Amnestic

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manaman said:
Amnestic said:
In before "Lose My Virginity"

Also, find twoo love.
I for one am starting to believe that doesn't exist. Damn you Hollywood, and society for lying to me all these years.
I can't remember who said it, but a wise person once said "Isn't it interesting how people always seem to find their True Love within x miles of their home?"
 

Christemo

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im planning to buy Modern Warfare 2 for the PS3. mainly because i dont want to buy a new PC just to play a butchered port.