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One can only hope 
"In ancient days, men looked at stars and saw their heroes in the constellations. In modern times, we do much the same, but our heroes are epic men of flesh and blood." -William Safire, moon landing failure speech (undelivered)
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Sorry 'bout the religion Codex, and THANKS for keeping this post up. Once again this post has taken dynamic turns towards OS, Height, and Beards; god bless you people!
You are the nicest and most random people I have ever met!
Since I really don't have anything specific to reply to without sounding like a moron, I'll just say this: I got a new hard drive!! Just in time, too, 'cuz it was getting hard on our comp. We have 3-4 moderate contemporary games on our comp right now and that's just about all it can take, so we got a 360 gig hard drive and now we can have Morrowind AND Oblivion. YAY!
Now if I could get a quad-core processor, a new sound card and some more ram, we'd be start'n something!
Since I really don't have anything specific to reply to without sounding like a moron, I'll just say this: I got a new hard drive!! Just in time, too, 'cuz it was getting hard on our comp. We have 3-4 moderate contemporary games on our comp right now and that's just about all it can take, so we got a 360 gig hard drive and now we can have Morrowind AND Oblivion. YAY!
Now if I could get a quad-core processor, a new sound card and some more ram, we'd be start'n something!
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Well, since you said you have nothing to reply to, I'll bring back something I tried to start:
THINGS YOU LIKE IN OTHER PEOPLE
THINGS YOU LIKE IN OTHER PEOPLE
I wrote:Hmm... maybe this is trying to strech the topic too far, but we could do what we like in other people [friends, lovers, bosses, leaders, etc.] It could be physical properties, personality traits, etc.
I like:
Dark Blue eyes
People who are slightly plump
People who laugh easily
People that can deal with my insanity
Insane people
Short people [I mean short by normal standards. Not short by the standards of Wolfgang and I]
Gamers
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Well, since that's not happening:
Ben says "The walk-in makes me happy."
[the walk-in is a walk-in freezer]
Okay, so I was going to my Sunday evening Youth Group, and the coolest thing happened. Our new youth leader has had a flair for being... dramatic, and our current series was over Hell. He had the entire area in perfect darkness, except two red lights he had pointed at himself [in the center of many rings of chairs]. He also talked a lot about Gehenna, a place outside Jerusalem where people would sacrifice babies, the fires burned all day and night. Eventually the bodies of criminals, and animals began to be tossed in as well [along with trash]. Anyway, the point is he made it very scary in the room. To simulate the smell of Gehenna, he had a bunch of things burining in a Foreman grill, and to simulate demons/the people who performed the sacrifices he had some people in all black clothes walking around the outer edges of the circle [they were invisible if you weren't looking for them]. Some of them looked lame, but one guy in particular looked very imposing. He kind of looked like Mannimarco without the hair. Fortunately, I did manage to get a shot in after we were all done! [turned out being a very powerful night in my minigroup...].
[to the mods: I got permission to use the pics]
Ben says "The walk-in makes me happy."
Okay, so I was going to my Sunday evening Youth Group, and the coolest thing happened. Our new youth leader has had a flair for being... dramatic, and our current series was over Hell. He had the entire area in perfect darkness, except two red lights he had pointed at himself [in the center of many rings of chairs]. He also talked a lot about Gehenna, a place outside Jerusalem where people would sacrifice babies, the fires burned all day and night. Eventually the bodies of criminals, and animals began to be tossed in as well [along with trash]. Anyway, the point is he made it very scary in the room. To simulate the smell of Gehenna, he had a bunch of things burining in a Foreman grill, and to simulate demons/the people who performed the sacrifices he had some people in all black clothes walking around the outer edges of the circle [they were invisible if you weren't looking for them]. Some of them looked lame, but one guy in particular looked very imposing. He kind of looked like Mannimarco without the hair. Fortunately, I did manage to get a shot in after we were all done! [turned out being a very powerful night in my minigroup...].
[to the mods: I got permission to use the pics]
"In ancient days, men looked at stars and saw their heroes in the constellations. In modern times, we do much the same, but our heroes are epic men of flesh and blood." -William Safire, moon landing failure speech (undelivered)
Well, it is a nice idea but personally I'm too lazy to list everything I can think ofSublymonal wrote:Well, since you said you have nothing to reply to, I'll bring back something I tried to start:
THINGS YOU LIKE IN OTHER PEOPLE
That's almost creepy, 5.5 out of 7 the seven above can be applied to meSublymonal wrote:I like:
Dark Blue eyes
People who are slightly plump
People who laugh easily
People that can deal with my insanity
Insane people
Short people [I mean short by normal standards. Not short by the standards of Wolfgang and I]
Gamers
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What's with the ".5" ?Mrs T wrote:Well, it is a nice idea but personally I'm too lazy to list everything I can think ofSublymonal wrote:Well, since you said you have nothing to reply to, I'll bring back something I tried to start:
THINGS YOU LIKE IN OTHER PEOPLE
That's almost creepy, 5.5 out of 7 the seven above can be applied to meSublymonal wrote:I like:
Dark Blue eyes
People who are slightly plump
People who laugh easily
People that can deal with my insanity
Insane people
Short people [I mean short by normal standards. Not short by the standards of Wolfgang and I]
Gamers'
Well that explains why you're so cool
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Makes sense to meMrs T wrote:*shrug* The first two, neither are true but not completely false either. Hmm, that didn't make sense... Oh, well...Sublymonal wrote:What's with the ".5" ?
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Meh...Sublymonal wrote:THINGS YOU LIKE IN OTHER PEOPLE
I hate to say this but I am actually crazy about Aryans. I don't know what it is, but if I had a choice between one and something else, I'd go Aryan.
That being said this is obvious: Blond hair, Blue eyes
Kind
Funny
relaxed
easy-going
makes people laugh very easily
little bit egotistical (just so I have something to work on)
Trustworthy (BIG trait)
lean, preferably an endomorph
tall (don't ask me why, I just like tall people)
not so tall as to daunt me
and he has to have a great smile. I want someone that can brightens peoples' days with a nice, believable smile.
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Wolf wrote:Kind
Funny
relaxed
easy-going
makes people laugh very easily
little bit egotistical (just so I have something to work on)
Trustworthy (BIG trait)
lean, preferably an endomorph
tall (don't ask me why, I just like tall people)
not so tall as to daunt me
and he has to have a great smile. I want someone that can brightens peoples' days with a nice, believable smile.
I scored a 6.7/10
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you didn't comment about how tall people were good like I expected you to! Oh well, I know that it's some where in your score. Lemme guess, the .5 point take-off was the "believable" wasn't it?
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Well, my first reaction was to think "Oh, he must be short"... but I deciced not to go with that.Wolf wrote:you didn't comment about how tall people were good like I expected you to! Oh well, I know that it's some where in your score. Lemme guess, the .5 point take-off was the "believable" wasn't it?
Anyway, the .3 difference was becuae I'm lean, but since it's swim season hasn't started yet [Just a few more days!] I have developed a slight bulge in the tummy area
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oh. Well I'm some where around 5'6-5'9. I haven't measured for sure in ages. The only person that I have to go by is my pseudo-boyfriend (pseudo because he's actually straight. I just kinda wish he was my bf since I'm technically in love with him and he knows it). But I wouldn't mind a little extra. I'd take lean-muscular over just lean, but it really doesn't matter to me. I'm just surprised that you didn't lose points for the smile. You must have a great one, being insane and all; I would just have a hard time believing it.
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Sublymonal wrote:Wolf wrote:Kind
Funny
relaxed
easy-going
makes people laugh very easily
little bit egotistical (just so I have something to work on)
Trustworthy (BIG trait)
lean, preferably an endomorph
tall (don't ask me why, I just like tall people)
not so tall as to daunt me
and he has to have a great smile. I want someone that can brightens peoples' days with a nice, believable smile.
I scored a 6.7/10
I'd score a 2, on tallness and leaness, tall but not too tall and I'm only 96 pounds so.......yeah.
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Really? How old are you? How tall are you? You must be like 5% body fat.The King wrote: I'd score a 2, on tallness and leaness, tall but not too tall and I'm only 96 pounds so.......yeah.
I was kinda like that in high school but i weighed 135 when i was wrestling in 10th grade. That was when i was in shape, that was also 6 years ago.
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Nah, I have a decent EVIL smile, but I rarely actually smile [usually more of a grin]. I haven't really smiled in a long time.Wolf wrote:oh. Well I'm some where around 5'6-5'9. I haven't measured for sure in ages. The only person that I have to go by is my pseudo-boyfriend (pseudo because he's actually straight. I just kinda wish he was my bf since I'm technically in love with him and he knows it). But I wouldn't mind a little extra. I'd take lean-muscular over just lean, but it really doesn't matter to me. I'm just surprised that you didn't lose points for the smile. You must have a great one, being insane and all; I would just have a hard time believing it.
Ya better lay off the cats if you want to get back in shapeleroybrown wrote:That was when i was in shape
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No kidding! My buddy Tess does the whole ballet rigmarole, and she can stand on the tips of her two big toes for like 10 minutes! [For those of you who don't think that would be hard, go ahead and try]Caz wrote:well it means a lot to me, so...
it requires a lot of strength before you can begin pointe.
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you mean without shoes? wow *respect*Sublymonal wrote:No kidding! My buddy Tess does the whole ballet rigmarole, and she can stand on the tips of her two big toes for like 10 minutes! [For those of you who don't think that would be hard, go ahead and try]Caz wrote:well it means a lot to me, so...
it requires a lot of strength before you can begin pointe.
i still have to work on that
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