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6,901. Ultimazone said on November 10, 2010, 08:29:28 PM (-08:00)

Haxorus
292 posts

Got my new glasses today and I have tomorrow off school, time to try to beat Terra's story on KH: BBS

6,902. AnathemA said on November 11, 2010, 03:28:05 AM (-08:00)

Volcarona
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Remembrance Day isn't celebrated where I'm from, but my school decided to celebrate it anyway. The assembly we had was pretty cool, videos, stories, minute of silence, etc.

My principal (Canadian dude) even read out an actual letter sent from the Canadian government/military to his family during WW1 announcing the KIA status of his uncle. Twas pretty touching.

Happy Remembrance day folks.

6,903. Shadow said on November 11, 2010, 03:38:47 AM (-08:00)

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Not next week but the week after that I have off for Thanksgiving. So technically a 9 day weekend. Gonna sit around and play Rock Band 3 or do this all day for those days. xD Or watch football and eat.
Guess what? Due to a religious festival over here, a 9-day break has just started for us.

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Remembrance Day isn't celebrated where I'm from, but my school decided to celebrate it anyway. The assembly we had was pretty cool, videos, stories, minute of silence, etc.

My principal (Canadian dude) even read out an actual letter sent from the Canadian government/military to his family during WW1 announcing the KIA status of his uncle. Twas pretty touching.

Happy Remembrance day folks.
Forgive my ignorance, but what's Remembrance Day?

And yes, I'm too lazy to Google it. =P

6,904. Magmaster12 said on November 11, 2010, 04:35:06 AM (-08:00)

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Forgive my ignorance, but what's Remembrance Day?

And yes, I'm too lazy to Google it. =P
When World War I ended on the 11th minute of the 11th hour of the 11th day on the 11th month in 1917.

6,905. Fubab_107 said on November 11, 2010, 08:21:41 AM (-08:00)

Shaymin
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It's also to remember veterans of other wars not just WWI. The main point of it is to remember the fallen.

6,906. The Spirit of Time said on November 11, 2010, 11:25:17 AM (-08:00)

Rayquaza
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I am really happy with the 10 day break I got. I really needed such a break. Today was a good day; I went to Shadow's house and played with Wii. I will be starting a routine where I exercise more. I want to build up more muscles.

6,907. SK said on November 11, 2010, 01:05:50 PM (-08:00)

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I am really happy with the 10 day break I got. I really needed such a break. Today was a good day; I went to Shadow's house and played with Wii. I will be starting a routine where I exercise more. I want to build up more muscles.
Dang Spirit's gonna get buff~ o3o

I actually built quite a bit of muscle in a couple months during 7th period last year, since we worked out with the football players in the weight room 2-3 days a week and played basketball (since that was the sport I was in) for the other days which was also physically demanding. Just 45 minutes a day is enough to build up some good muscle.

6,908. Alakazamaster said on November 11, 2010, 03:59:18 PM (-08:00)

Kyurem
2,366 posts

I take yoga in school, perhaps the best class ever, and it actually takes more muscle than I would have thought. I signed up for it as hopes it would be easier than General P.E., only to learn that its not only a bit more difficult, but also more beneficial!

Double positive, woo!

6,909. SK said on November 11, 2010, 04:39:07 PM (-08:00)

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I take yoga in school, perhaps the best class ever, and it actually takes more muscle than I would have thought. I signed up for it as hopes it would be easier than General P.E., only to learn that its not only a bit more difficult, but also more beneficial!

Double positive, woo!
Dude, that's awesome Wish I had it at my school. Sounds like a good class and I bet it would keep you in shape.

6,910. Fubab_107 said on November 11, 2010, 04:45:27 PM (-08:00)

Shaymin
2,682 posts

My muscles are growing with out me noticing. I loose track of time sometimes and forget I'm working out. It's odd but it happens sometimes.

6,911. The Spirit of Time said on November 12, 2010, 01:17:36 AM (-08:00)

Rayquaza
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Well, here is a routine I am working on:
Every morning, I exercise for few minutes. In the afternoon, I either go to swim or run around the lake next to my house. I will be doing that daily from now on.

6,912. Ningamer said on November 12, 2010, 09:46:05 AM (-08:00)

Giratina
3,415 posts

I generally don't do a whole lot of exercise... Most of my exercise comes from playing Guitar Hero (Expert drums are hard work, dawg), and I've got a feeling that a lot more's gonna come out of Kinect. It doesn't look tiring, but trust me: IT IS.

6,913. Shadow said on November 12, 2010, 11:00:38 AM (-08:00)

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When World War I ended on the 11th minute of the 11th hour of the 11th day on the 11th month in 1917.
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It's also to remember veterans of other wars not just WWI. The main point of it is to remember the fallen.
Ah, okay. Thanks for the information, both of you.

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Dude, that's awesome Wish I had it at my school. Sounds like a good class and I bet it would keep you in shape.
Um... I find the yoga exercises in the Wii Fit pretty effective for keeping my body flexible and well-tuned, so maybe you could try that?

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Well, here is a routine I am working on:
Every morning, I exercise for few minutes. In the afternoon, I either go to swim or run around the lake next to my house. I will be doing that daily from now on.
Swimming is a really good activity for building up muscles. It helped me get 2/4 packs so far (along with walking/running/other activities), but I still need to work out more to make them clearly visible.

6,914. Leaftail said on November 12, 2010, 02:57:54 PM (-08:00)

Regigigas
980 posts

I'm nowhere near fit. I'm trying to give up soda and jog a few days a week. Hopefully I can lose some weight.

Thank God it's Friday. It's been a hard week. I had a test/quiz every period today. My brain is tired...

6,915. Fubab_107 said on November 12, 2010, 04:00:00 PM (-08:00)

Shaymin
2,682 posts

I wonder how much hate I'll get but...

I decided to get an iPhone today.
Since I needed a new phone and my iPod was buggy, I decided to get 2 for 1. so yaaaaaaaaaay...

6,916. Turtwig said on November 12, 2010, 05:31:23 PM (-08:00)

Haxorus
372 posts

I'm quite fit, and for an FYI, the word "fit" in the world of physical education actually means," To have enough energy to get through a whole day" Example: To be fit you must STILL have energy after you come from school otherwise, you are in need of exercise. And if you wanna fight about that, I'll take out my (70 paged) packet and fax it to you

6,917. Luxray13579 said on November 12, 2010, 05:35:34 PM (-08:00)

Shaymin
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That means I'm fit I guess. Even with 3 floors on my school and going up and down over 5 times a day with my backpack that weighs half as much as me. And I happen to be quite athletic, which is different from fit. My proof? These ribbons from the divisional track and field and this certificate saying I was the most valuable member of the track team.

6,918. Fubab_107 said on November 12, 2010, 08:50:40 PM (-08:00)

Shaymin
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The only award I have is from when I played on a Soccer Team in Grade 5. I looked back at the medal and realized we placed 3rd in the Division of City. I actually never knew the whole time.

Well it does back up that I'm a good defense man.

6,919. GrassPokemonFTW said on November 12, 2010, 08:56:23 PM (-08:00)

Kyurem
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I wouldn't really say I'm athletic, but I run pretty fast...I'm better in the running sports rather than ball sports. I was the second-fastest kid in my class last year in our short races. (I lost to the first-place guy by a literal second)

6,920. SK said on November 12, 2010, 09:21:29 PM (-08:00)

Giratina
3,238 posts

Just got back from a playoff football game for my school o3o First one of the year and.. We owned. <3

We talk about athletic stuff a lot on this thread.

6,921. Shadow said on November 12, 2010, 10:56:51 PM (-08:00)

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I wonder how much hate I'll get but...

I decided to get an iPhone today.
Since I needed a new phone and my iPod was buggy, I decided to get 2 for 1. so yaaaaaaaaaay...
Side question: Why do you expect to be hated due to that? I mean, iPhones are awesome.

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I was the second-fastest kid in my class last year in our short races. (I lost to the first-place guy by a literal second)
That's exactly like me. Last year, while competing in the 100m race, I was leading everyone else until a guy came and overran me by something like a single second.

6,922. Fubab_107 said on November 12, 2010, 11:47:46 PM (-08:00)

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Side question: Why do you expect to be hated due to that? I mean, iPhones are awesome.
Well it was more of the fact that some people would rather get something else than get these two. All I know is now I'm used to it. So it's good now.

6,923. MultiWishMaker said on November 13, 2010, 12:38:09 AM (-08:00)

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Side question: Why do you expect to be hated due to that? I mean, iPhones are awesome.


That's exactly like me. Last year, while competing in the 100m race, I was leading everyone else until a guy came and overran me by something like a single second.
That's harsh!

6,924. The Spirit of Time said on November 13, 2010, 01:02:27 AM (-08:00)

Rayquaza
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I never got an award, no matter what it is. I am always reluctant to participate in any kind of competition. I always think low of myself. I noticed that my body is actually strong, but my problem is that I am too lazy to start exercising or rather play any sport. This gives the impression that I am not athletic. For one thing, I consider myself one of the laziest people on Earth, and one of the timidest as well.

6,925. Magmaster12 said on November 13, 2010, 04:36:17 AM (-08:00)

Rayquaza
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I've got many trouphies but all of them are just for participation.

6,926. TheAppleFreak said on November 13, 2010, 06:18:16 AM (-08:00)

Floatzel
187 posts

I've never gotten a trophy for any sort of sport, except maybe swimming. I did some competitive swimming a while back and I was pretty good at most of the strokes (and apparently I was the only one to master butterfly, though I got tired quickly after about two laps) so yeah.

Really, where I shine is academics. In my graduating year for middle school, I was only about 5 places away from being valedictorian (out of like 500), and I won several awards for the humanities and computer science (I'm pretty sure they made that award just for me, lol). So yeah.

6,927. The Spirit of Time said on November 13, 2010, 09:53:06 AM (-08:00)

Rayquaza
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I never tried to participate in academic contests. I always have the feeling that I am not the best, and I only care about victory, so if I know I am not winning, then I don't participate.

6,928. TheAppleFreak said on November 13, 2010, 10:05:04 AM (-08:00)

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I never tried to participate in academic contests. I always have the feeling that I am not the best, and I only care about victory, so if I know I am not winning, then I don't participate.
But what would happen if you have some innate skill for a subject and you didn't know it? You'd potentially win but your predefined conceptions of your limits to your scope of victory would drag you down. Also, you could practice. For example, I have all three Super Smash Bros games at home, and I routinely face off against my brother and the computer. When I face off in tournaments, I don't know whether I'll win or lose, but I take the challenge anyways and have a good time.

6,929. Shadow said on November 13, 2010, 10:15:47 AM (-08:00)

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Originally Posted by The Spirit of Time View Post
I never got an award, no matter what it is. I am always reluctant to participate in any kind of competition. I always think low of myself. I noticed that my body is actually strong, but my problem is that I am too lazy to start exercising or rather play any sport. This gives the impression that I am not athletic. For one thing, I consider myself one of the laziest people on Earth, and one of the timidest as well.
Well, I've once heard that you need, at the very least, about 30 minutes of activity during a single day. Due to that, I'm quite encouraged to build up muscles and constantly improve my stamina. Also, by doing that, I'll look more sexy.

But in all seriousness, I can confidentially say I'm one of the most active students in extra activities, sporting tournaments and academic achievements. I've received 2 gold medals for karaté, 1 silver medal for running, a badge for the Literary Club Chairperson of 2010/2011, and numerous certificates of academic excellence and participation/involvement in a lot of important events. Perhaps my most memorable achievement was when I was in grade 2; I had to visit almost all the museums of the country, write about it in designed papers, read different stories and comment on them, then tie everything up in a folder. This competition involved a selection of the best students at every school in the country. Later on, I was called to attend an outstanding ceremony in an 'auditorium centre', where the ruler of our 'state' himself handed me (and a few other students) a cheque worth $2740 as well as an honourary certificate of achievement while being live on TV. My school also rewarded me for this by giving me a one-of-a-kind 'trophy' and holding a speech for me. I still remember that unforgettable feeling I had when all of this was happening, and I still own all of the awards I received from it.

EDIT: Spirit, you'll never know how good you are unless you participate in extra curricular activities and contests. Also, it really doesn't matter if you're good or not as long as you're actually trying because no one is born a professional. After all, universities also care about those extra stuff as much as academic achievements.

6,930. The Spirit of Time said on November 13, 2010, 10:17:44 AM (-08:00)

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But what would happen if you have some innate skill for a subject and you didn't know it? You'd potentially win but your predefined conceptions of your limits to your scope of victory would drag you down. Also, you could practice. For example, I have all three Super Smash Bros games at home, and I routinely face off against my brother and the computer. When I face off in tournaments, I don't know whether I'll win or lose, but I take the challenge anyways and have a good time.
Well, in my school, the students want one reason to make fun of me for the whole year. So I lose, I get humiliated from everyone in the school and facebook.

6,931. Shadow said on November 13, 2010, 10:23:33 AM (-08:00)

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Well, in my school, the students want one reason to make fun of me for the whole year. So I lose, I get humiliated from everyone in the school and facebook.
That's a pathetic reason for them to mock you. How do you think they became good at what they do (if they actually are)? It only requires will and practice to excel at what you like.

6,932. The Spirit of Time said on November 13, 2010, 10:27:11 AM (-08:00)

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That's a pathetic reason for them to mock you. How do you think they became good at what they do (if they actually are)? It only requires will and practice to excel at what you like.
You know the students. They are never satisfied until I become the most hated student in school. They love it.

6,933. Shadow said on November 13, 2010, 10:33:30 AM (-08:00)

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You know the students. They are never satisfied until I become the most hated student in school. They love it.
Have you ever heard of the word 'jealousy'? I'd say 70% of the time, people who mock others are the ones who lack special talents in any field, making them envious.

Also, for people who are interested, here's a video of Tom Cruise filming for "Mission Impossible 4" at the Observation Deck in Burj Khalifa, Dubai.

6,934. The Spirit of Time said on November 13, 2010, 10:35:26 AM (-08:00)

Rayquaza
3,934 posts

He seems stuck there and can't move! Well, I am happy that Dubai will be getting credit in this movie!

6,935. Shadow said on November 13, 2010, 10:45:03 AM (-08:00)

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He seems stuck there and can't move! Well, I am happy that Dubai will be getting credit in this movie!
What do you expect to do when you're hanging by ropes from the 124th floor of the tallest skyscraper in the world?

6,936. MultiWishMaker said on November 13, 2010, 12:01:35 PM (-08:00)

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What do you expect to do when you're hanging by ropes from the 124th floor of the tallest skyscraper in the world?
Well.....if your Tom Cruize he'd probly climb back up and blow stuff up!

6,937. coteup said on November 13, 2010, 12:06:52 PM (-08:00)

Zoroark
276 posts

:l


del my post then.I dont care

anyways,then tom cruize would use dynomite or bomb? WHICH?

6,938. MultiWishMaker said on November 13, 2010, 01:20:37 PM (-08:00)

Regigigas
836 posts

Well, I was thinking of going to the movies today.... What should I see??

6,939. Fubab_107 said on November 13, 2010, 01:29:16 PM (-08:00)

Shaymin
2,682 posts

I actually can't recommended a movie since I don't even know whats out around this time.

6,940. MultiWishMaker said on November 13, 2010, 01:35:03 PM (-08:00)

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I actually can't recommended a movie since I don't even know whats out around this time.
Come on Fubbles don't fail me now!! I might just go and see a bunch at a time then! (AND FOR YOU KIDS, THAT'S BAD DON"T DO IT)

6,941. coteup said on November 13, 2010, 01:55:22 PM (-08:00)

Zoroark
276 posts

how about megamind ya thats for babys ik

6,942. MultiWishMaker said on November 13, 2010, 01:57:15 PM (-08:00)

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how about megamind ya thats for babys ik
I was actually thinking of going to see that! I love how Will Farrel sings that stupid rap! Mega mega mega megamind! Chika chika whut!

6,943. The Tropius of Tropiuses said on November 13, 2010, 02:19:09 PM (-08:00)

Volcarona
660 posts

I saw that movie. It's pretty good, I'd recomend checking it out. It really gets your er.. "Paying attention" skills working.

6,944. GrassPokemonFTW said on November 13, 2010, 04:35:42 PM (-08:00)

Kyurem
2,222 posts

Time for an update on my Year-End Program with me as Justin Bieber. Ew...

So the script came today. Here's my part:

Interviewer: And you are...?
Me: *in high-pitched voice* HI I'M JUSTIN BIEBER!!!
Interviewer: Uh...is your voice ever going to change?
Me: *in low pitched voice* It already has. This is my real voice.
Interviewer: Er...Ok...? Um, who inspired you to be a singer?
Me: *in high-pitched voice* HANNAH MONTANA! I find it so amazing that she can live two lives and change her hair style so fast.
Interviewer: Um...you do know that Hannah Montana's just Miley Cyrus with a wig on, right...?
Me: LIES! *slams fist on table*
Interviewer: *shrugs* OK...oh! I've seen you hit by a water bottle on that YouTube video. How often does that happen?
Me: Meh, I'm used to it. Happens once at least every day.
*random person throws water bottle at me*
Me: Ow. That didn't feel very good. But at least I got that out of the way...
*entire class comes in and throws a water bottle at me. I fall over, fainted*
*class drags me off stage*
*THE END*

6,945. Shadow said on November 13, 2010, 09:47:01 PM (-08:00)

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Well, I was thinking of going to the movies today.... What should I see??
Megamind is a good movie to watch, I heard.

Quote:
Originally Posted by GrassPokemonFTW View Post
Time for an update on my Year-End Program with me as Justin Bieber. Ew...

So the script came today. Here's my part:

Interviewer: And you are...?
Me: *in high-pitched voice* HI I'M JUSTIN BIEBER!!!
Interviewer: Uh...is your voice ever going to change?
Me: *in low pitched voice* It already has. This is my real voice.
Interviewer: Er...Ok...? Um, who inspired you to be a singer?
Me: *in high-pitched voice* HANNAH MONTANA! I find it so amazing that she can live two lives and change her hair style so fast.
Interviewer: Um...you do know that Hannah Montana's just Miley Cyrus with a wig on, right...?
Me: LIES! *slams fist on table*
Interviewer: *shrugs* OK...oh! I've seen you hit by a water bottle on that YouTube video. How often does that happen?
Me: Meh, I'm used to it. Happens once at least every day.
*random person throws water bottle at me*
Me: Ow. That didn't feel very good. But at least I got that out of the way...
*entire class comes in and throws a water bottle at me. I fall over, fainted*
*class drags me off stage*
*THE END*
Ouch! That's a terrible script. =/

6,946. GrassPokemonFTW said on November 13, 2010, 10:02:12 PM (-08:00)

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Ouch! That's a terrible script. =/
Yeah, I know. Besides, I wasn't the one who really made the script. As humiliating as it is, I gotta do my job, or I'll get chewed out by my parents... *sigh*

I guess life is cruel sometimes...even if it does decide to be more harsh on me than most of the other people I know...they act over the small things like it's the end of the world and storm off on it. How I wish I could have as minor problems as them...

Jeez, now I'm all grumpy. I'd better get some sleep and maybe I'll feel better tomorrow. *sigh*

6,947. Shadow said on November 13, 2010, 10:11:59 PM (-08:00)

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Yeah, I know. Besides, I wasn't the one who really made the script. As humiliating as it is, I gotta do my job, or I'll get chewed out by my parents... *sigh*

I guess life is cruel sometimes...even if it does decide to be more harsh on me than most of the other people I know...they act over the small things like it's the end of the world and storm off on it. How I wish I could have as minor problems as them...

Jeez, now I'm all grumpy. I'd better get some sleep and maybe I'll feel better tomorrow. *sigh*
But honestly, I don't see the point in all of this. Also, I reckon my last post didn't make you feel any better, so I'm sorry about that. :S

6,948. The Spirit of Time said on November 13, 2010, 11:27:16 PM (-08:00)

Rayquaza
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The script is actually funny. The whole thing is to make fun of Justin Bieber, and it is funny. I suggest to look at it from another point of view. I mean that you are the one making fun of him, so it is just an act among your friends. Last year, we used to act in Literature class, and it was funny. We weren't serious. Even the Head of the English Department and she was amazed with it. We ere just doing it for the fun of it. Trust me, look at it as a funny thing, and you will be better.

6,949. SK said on November 14, 2010, 05:13:01 AM (-08:00)

Giratina
3,238 posts

Yeah GPFTW that should be interesting Get in the role as good as you can and people will love you for making fun of him

6,950. GrassPokemonFTW said on November 14, 2010, 07:56:45 AM (-08:00)

Kyurem
2,222 posts

The one part I did actually like about the script is how the whole cast is going to throw a water bottle, which includes my classmates and the interviewer too. Unfortunately, we're not allowed to use full water bottles. XI

Anyway, life must go on. And Shadow, don't sweat about the other post. I'm fine, so you don't need to worry about me. I'm a trooper.

6,951. The Spirit of Time said on November 14, 2010, 09:31:49 AM (-08:00)

Rayquaza
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Hey, can you upload a video? It would be nice to see it.

6,952. GrassPokemonFTW said on November 14, 2010, 10:28:08 AM (-08:00)

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Hey, can you upload a video? It would be nice to see it.
Will do, on the day of the performance.

6,953. MultiWishMaker said on November 14, 2010, 04:52:34 PM (-08:00)

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Will do, on the day of the performance.
The script is actually funny in a way! I can't wait to see you hit with a barage of water bottles!

6,954. Fubab_107 said on November 14, 2010, 06:31:02 PM (-08:00)

Shaymin
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I hate this Daylight Savings Time Movement. It always messes my sleeping schedule and causes me to sleep early. >_<

6,955. PokeRemixStudio said on November 14, 2010, 06:40:00 PM (-08:00)

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I hate this Daylight Savings Time Movement. It always messes my sleeping schedule and causes me to sleep early. >_<
Perhaps that's a good thing?

6,956. TheAppleFreak said on November 14, 2010, 06:56:35 PM (-08:00)

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Perhaps that's a good thing?
That depends on your definition of "good." I went to sleep at 11 PM as usual last Sunday and woke up at 6 AM, when usually I wake up at 7. I missed out on an entire hour of sleep, which I was rather annoyed about.

Also, I HATE SPIES ASHDFASHRUOGHSOIJFHASD

6,957. SK said on November 14, 2010, 07:38:42 PM (-08:00)

Giratina
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Meh, I got used to DST... Right away. xD But losing an hour of sleep this spring won't be so fun.

6,958. Shadow said on November 14, 2010, 11:51:59 PM (-08:00)

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I'm going to watch Megamind today. It's doing pretty well in the Box Office (still being #1), and had the fourth biggest opening weekend for an animated film in 2010. There are a couple other movies which I might watch later on, but I'm not sure about them yet.

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I hate this Daylight Savings Time Movement. It always messes my sleeping schedule and causes me to sleep early. >_<
Thankfully, we don't have DST over here, so I don't have to worry about it.

6,959. The Spirit of Time said on November 15, 2010, 03:06:40 AM (-08:00)

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Tomorrow is a religious festival here. It is going to be a huge one, and I hope I get money from my parents.

6,960. MultiWishMaker said on November 15, 2010, 03:08:22 AM (-08:00)

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Tomorrow is a religious festival here. It is going to be a huge one, and I hope I get money from my parents.
What is the festival called?

6,961. The Spirit of Time said on November 15, 2010, 03:09:33 AM (-08:00)

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What is the festival called?
It is called Adha Eid. You won't know it.

6,962. MultiWishMaker said on November 15, 2010, 03:26:19 AM (-08:00)

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It is called Adha Eid. You won't know it.
Actually I think I do! Don't you begin the day with a great breakfast of a sacraficed animal and offer some of the food to family and friends and the less fortunate, then in the evening you go and visit people dear to you by celebrating the festival?

6,963. The Spirit of Time said on November 15, 2010, 03:40:32 AM (-08:00)

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Actually I think I do! Don't you begin the day with a great breakfast of a sacraficed animal and offer some of the food to family and friends and the less fortunate, then in the evening you go and visit people dear to you by celebrating the festival?
Yes. That's what it is.

6,964. MultiWishMaker said on November 15, 2010, 03:43:58 AM (-08:00)

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Yes. That's what it is.
DING!!!!! 1 for MWM!!

Where will you be going to celebrate the festival?

6,965. The Spirit of Time said on November 15, 2010, 04:05:07 AM (-08:00)

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DING!!!!! 1 for MWM!!

Where will you be going to celebrate the festival?
I am not really sure. I think we will be going to the desert with our friends. Their, we do dune bashing, desert safari and I drive. I am not sure what else we will do. I know that on Thursday, the third and last day of festival, I will go and watch Harry Potter. XD

6,966. MultiWishMaker said on November 15, 2010, 04:41:11 AM (-08:00)

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I am not really sure. I think we will be going to the desert with our friends. Their, we do dune bashing, desert safari and I drive. I am not sure what else we will do. I know that on Thursday, the third and last day of festival, I will go and watch Harry Potter. XD
That's awesome! I hope you have fun, and also you should post a review of HP after you see it!

6,967. The Spirit of Time said on November 15, 2010, 07:18:28 AM (-08:00)

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That's awesome! I hope you have fun, and also you should post a review of HP after you see it!
I know that it will be biased, and I don't want to spoil it to anyone. Better not to have a review about it until everyone sees it first.

6,968. Shadow said on November 15, 2010, 08:20:33 AM (-08:00)

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Today was really awesome; I went with my friends and watched Megamind (which was amazing and full of unexpected twists), then bought new clothes for the festival tomorrow. We had so much fun.

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Actually I think I do! Don't you begin the day with a great breakfast of a sacraficed animal and offer some of the food to family and friends and the less fortunate, then in the evening you go and visit people dear to you by celebrating the festival?
I'm really impressed that you know so much about it!

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I know that it will be biased, and I don't want to spoil it to anyone. Better not to have a review about it until everyone sees it first.
Oh, come on. Even if I am a huge Harry Potter fan, I'd still be able to review the upcoming movie as fairly as possible. After all, not all the movies were as brilliant as each other (and you agree with that). As an example, for me personally, I thought Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince was not completely in par with the other movies, as it contained too much romance and took a long time to get to the action parts. Such simple criticism is enough to show that you can be unbiased in rating something which you really like.

6,969. The Spirit of Time said on November 15, 2010, 08:58:20 AM (-08:00)

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Yeah, the sixth part wasn't as exciting as the usual movies. I personally prefer the fourth and second movie. They are the best.

6,970. Shadow said on November 15, 2010, 09:09:44 AM (-08:00)

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Yeah, the sixth part wasn't as exciting as the usual movies. I personally prefer the fourth and second movie. They are the best.
Same here, except the second comes in first position for me, then it's a tie between the fourth and the fifth. The second part was really awesome (as it was a mystery and I love those) the fourth part was full of action (especially in the labyrinth) and the fifth part was very intense (the battle at the end where *insert name here* dies).

6,971. Fubab_107 said on November 15, 2010, 04:21:21 PM (-08:00)

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I got hit in the eye today in gym. It was an accidental body check. What happened was he pinned me against the wall, then as he was leaving he brought his elbow up and hit me right in the eye. It doesn't hurt much anymore but still.

and I won't say my opinion on HP since I'm sure everyone knows it by now.

6,972. MultiWishMaker said on November 15, 2010, 04:39:33 PM (-08:00)

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I got hit in the eye today in gym. It was an accidental body check. What happened was he pinned me against the wall, then as he was leaving he brought his elbow up and hit me right in the eye. It doesn't hurt much anymore but still.

and I won't say my opinion on HP since I'm sure everyone knows it by now.
Ohhh! Fubbles got a boo-boo!

The same thing happened to me today except on the opposite side. I threw a base ball at this guys eye accidentally! The funniest part was when he got up a said: Bajeezels!

6,973. SK said on November 15, 2010, 04:42:19 PM (-08:00)

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Stop getting hurt in gym, Fubs xD >_>

Also I just finished a project where we had to create a company.. Fun stuff. I got to put the booklet for our company together and it looks beast. :3

6,974. Magmaster12 said on November 15, 2010, 04:59:57 PM (-08:00)

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Well today I had to make a portfollio for a job application in school, which sucks because I'm not sure what I want to do.

Yesturday I went McDonalds and tried the McRib which is gross because they put pickles on it which is not a good combonation.

6,975. Fubab_107 said on November 15, 2010, 05:03:12 PM (-08:00)

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Stop getting hurt in gym, Fubs xD >_>
Not my fault....

I also had to look for our snow shovel, since from what the weather network says, were gonna be getting snow tomorrow. Which is awesome.

6,976. SK said on November 15, 2010, 05:12:52 PM (-08:00)

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Well today I had to make a portfollio for a job application in school, which sucks because I'm not sure what I want to do.
We're doing something with job applications tomorrow, I got one from my mom's job.. I think we have to fill it out for a grade or something.

6,977. MultiWishMaker said on November 15, 2010, 05:42:17 PM (-08:00)

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We're doing something with job applications tomorrow, I got one from my mom's job.. I think we have to fill it out for a grade or something.
We're doing something similar but we have to turn in our applications to the job itself to get feedback from the manager on stuff we should fix and etc.

6,978. Fubab_107 said on November 15, 2010, 05:43:09 PM (-08:00)

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We're doing something with job applications tomorrow, I got one from my mom's job.. I think we have to fill it out for a grade or something.
I already did my share of Job Portfolio's. All I really need to do is hand them in to a career of my choice. Well I don't plan to hand any in yet.

6,979. Magmaster12 said on November 15, 2010, 05:52:52 PM (-08:00)

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We're doing something with job applications tomorrow, I got one from my mom's job.. I think we have to fill it out for a grade or something.
I can imagine all schools are probably required to do this.

6,980. MultiWishMaker said on November 15, 2010, 06:13:36 PM (-08:00)

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I can imagine all schools are probably required to do this.
Maybe, but i'd imagine there are a few that don't.

6,981. SK said on November 15, 2010, 06:53:44 PM (-08:00)

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We're doing something similar but we have to turn in our applications to the job itself to get feedback from the manager on stuff we should fix and etc.
Hm that's interesting o3o That's definitely better than my teacher just grading it

6,982. MultiWishMaker said on November 15, 2010, 06:57:42 PM (-08:00)

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Hm that's interesting o3o That's definitely better than my teacher just grading it
It kinda sucks....I went to Mcdonalds to turn in one of my applications and the manager just complained to me for 30 minutes saying that i'd be a disgrace to the"McCorporation" On the better side Jack in the Box liked my application and they said that they'd hire me next year maybe!

6,983. GrassPokemonFTW said on November 15, 2010, 09:27:31 PM (-08:00)

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Oof, I am ina rut today...everyone in my family's depressed today, because my mom and my sister got in a fight over virtually nothing, so my mom is being really silent to me and my sister's cooped herself up in her room. My dads peeved at my sister for getting in a fight over virtually nothing, and since she has a math test tomorrow, my dad was offering to help her, but she gave him the silent treatment and it really ticked him off. All the while, I'm sitting here listening to arguments that are over such negligible things every single freakin' day of my life, because nobody in my family can admit that they're wrong, and if they do, it simply gets the fighting fire up again later on. It got me to thinking though:

I feel that my environment is starting to change me. I was always silent and never really talked much, so I never really got into fights...but the recent slew of stupid arguments in my house are starting to change me, and I can feel it. Maybe not right now, but I'm starting to express rage at people like I've never used to before...

Today in my Chinese I class, we were doing PowerPoint presentations in which we had to bring our flashdrives to present. There's this kid who sits next to me, who is a serious brat and keeps trying to hurt me over practically nothing (usually for absolutely no reason at all) and today, while I was watching the presentations, he reached over and took my flashdrive. And I snapped, so I jumped at him, grabbed my flashdrive, and screamed. Everyone was staring at me, and I had to have a little talk with the teacher before I went back to my seat after doing my presentation. I look back at it now, and see that it was a rather stupid error, but I can't believe I was compelled to fight over such a negligible thing. Familiar?

Then, after school, my sister and mom started fighting. What did it start with? A freaking assembly. It was so stupid. I heard them screaming from downstairs, not over the assembly, but over how they can't communicate properly (note: my mom's from Japan, so she speaks in broken English, which usually leads to misunderstandings). My sister, stubborn as she is, refused to say that she was wrong, and does the same lousy tactic where she tries to make my mom feel bad by calling herself a failure. My mom eventually tried to leave her be and left her room, and my sister said something (I don't know what) that provoked her, and suddenly I hear banging and crashing all over, my mom screaming at the top of her lungs, my sister was crying, "JUST KILL ME!" I swear, I've never heard such a strong argument over a small issue. So I'm on the computer, trying to ignore them, my mom shouting incomprehensively, my sister crying in horror. She was screaming, "DON'T HURT ME! DON'T HURT ME!" so many times I swear my ears bled.

At last I couldn't take it anymore. I walked to the center of the house and yelled at them to stop fighting every single day at the top of my voice. I swear, I could feel the sound waves vibrating from my mouth, and I just kept shouting. I turned every nueron of my logical brain and turned on my primitive anger. As soon as I was done yelling, there was silence. Then I started to cry. And not just cry, I was sobbing. I ran to the family room, hugged my dog (who was actually trembling in fear) and sobbed. I swear, I kept whispering to my dog, to myself, to my sister, and to my mom, "I'm sorry, I'm so sorry." I kept sobbing till I cold sob no more, even if my sister and mom were still, but to a lesser degree, fighting.

I have a bad feeling that if the environment in my house doesn;t change soon, I might become more hostile than I was today. It already feels as if my junior-high self who was so calm and pacifist is in an emergency room, each argument in my house like a bullet to the chest. I never wanted myself to be a fighter, but I guess I have it in me...but I don't want it to come out anymore. I need my sister to stop fighting. I need my mom to stop fighting. I don't want something like what happened today to ever happen again. It sounded as if my sister was in real danger, too.

I need help. I'm praying that someone can help me solve this. I don't want to become more hostile.

6,984. MultiWishMaker said on November 15, 2010, 10:01:48 PM (-08:00)

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Wow......I really don't know what to say Grass except i'm sorry......You know sometimes life's like this and for some others it's hell. I can tell you now that my life's 100 times worse than yours. What I used to do was just leave my house for a while and get away from all of the idiots in my life, so maybe try taking a walk or going to a friends house to relieve some stress. And for your violent outbursts I don't know what to tell you but maybe going to family counseling can help. All of this anger inside you is just gonna get worse if you don't do anything now. Or maybe even have a sit down with your family and tell them how you feel, you never know anything might work. I truly am sorry this happened. If you ever need to talk just let me know.

6,985. GrassPokemonFTW said on November 15, 2010, 10:21:12 PM (-08:00)

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Wow......I really don't know what to say Grass except i'm sorry......You know sometimes life's like this and for some others it's hell. I can tell you now that my life's 100 times worse than yours. What I used to do was just leave my house for a while and get away from all of the idiots in my life, so maybe try taking a walk or going to a friends house to relieve some stress. And for your violent outbursts I don't know what to tell you but maybe going to family counseling can help. All of this anger inside you is just gonna get worse if you don't do anything now. Or maybe even have a sit down with your family and tell them how you feel, you never know anything might work. I truly am sorry this happened. If you ever need to talk just let me know.
Thanks MWM. I do feel a little better; my parents and my sister are trying to work out their problem right now (although from what I can tell it's not going too well).

But this anger's something that's always been there; this is just the first time I've let it out against family members. Although, signs have shown that my anger is rising; for example, my childhood was pretty submissive, but as I entered middle school I started to develop a little bit of frustration, seventh grade rose to minor physical anger, and I started having violent outbursts in my last year of middle school. I know I need to keep my anger in; but my rage was just too strong this time. But I do fear that as I get older, my anger will peak over small issues, like things did with my sister today.

You know, I've never really had a long conversation with many people about this. I guess my anti-sociality is to blame for that, though. But I guess if I don't talk to someone, this anger problem'll get worse. But I've got all you guys.

I'm glad I found you guys on VR. I feel like I can confide to you some things that I've never been able to. I give my sincere thanks to everyone on VR for dealing with me and my problems, even when some of you do have so much more major issues to be attended to than I do.

Thanks, with my sincerity is at its highest, I thank you guys so much, and I thank the world every day that you guys exist. I can't stress it enough...thank you.

6,986. AnathemA said on November 15, 2010, 10:24:45 PM (-08:00)

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I hear you Grass, my brother and mother used to fight like all the god damn time before he went off to college. It was horrible, my brother would yell out stuff like "IF IM SUCH A BAD SON THEN WHY DO YOU CARE, GOD WILL JUST STRIKE ME DOWN WITH LIGHTNING" I was only about 9 or 10, I did the same thing you did, went in there and yelled my ass off at them to stop. Then I'd just retreat into my room and sob myself to sleep. Many years have passed since then, my brother is studying in Australia and its been going pretty good since.

I was a really angry kid back then, all that family stress, combined with the Asian-academic expectations of my parents. I remember once, after I heard my brother and mother fighting, I went into my room and started doing some homework, after about a minute, I noticed water on my paper, only to realize that I was tearing. I was a really messed up 9-year old..

This may sound weird, but I sort of found my salvation last year, when a good friend of mine re-introduced me to Pokemon. It started by talking about it on MSN, then I watched some old episodes of the anime from old VCDs, then I got myself a DSi and Platinum, the first Pokemon game I've played in half a decade. My inner Pokemon Trainer was back and here to stay, within a month of all that happening, almost all the stress in my life was magically carried away.

But anyway, enough of my stories of weird PokeSalvation, hang in there Grass, I'm sure It'll all get better one day.

6,987. MultiWishMaker said on November 15, 2010, 10:30:59 PM (-08:00)

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Thanks MWM. I do feel a little better; my parents and my sister are trying to work out their problem right now (although from what I can tell it's not going too well).

But this anger's something that's always been there; this is just the first time I've let it out against family members. Although, signs have shown that my anger is rising; for example, my childhood was pretty submissive, but as I entered middle school I started to develop a little bit of frustration, seventh grade rose to minor physical anger, and I started having violent outbursts in my last year of middle school. I know I need to keep my anger in; but my rage was just too strong this time. But I do fear that as I get older, my anger will peak over small issues, like things did with my sister today.

You know, I've never really had a long conversation with many people about this. I guess my anti-sociality is to blame for that, though. But I guess if I don't talk to someone, this anger problem'll get worse. But I've got all you guys.

I'm glad I found you guys on VR. I feel like I can confide to you some things that I've never been able to. I give my sincere thanks to everyone on VR for dealing with me and my problems, even when some of you do have so much more major issues to be attended to than I do.

Thanks, with my sincerity is at its highest, I thank you guys so much, and I thank the world every day that you guys exist. I can't stress it enough...thank you.
I'm the same way I have so much anger built inside of me that I used to take out on everyone, but it's not good to hold it in because someday instead of small minor outburst it'll turn into something you might regret later in life. So i'd honestly tell you to let some of it out at a time but in small bits.

6,988. Shadow said on November 15, 2010, 10:34:33 PM (-08:00)

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Grass, your problem is a bit complex, but I'll try my best to help you:

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1) Your sister has got to realize that your mother needs more respect than what she's currently showing. From what you posted, it seems as though your sister cannot handle a single word from your mother and is always in an argument with her. I'm not exactly sure how you'll be able to make her understand that, but I'd try talking some sense into her if I were you. Or if that doesn't work, maybe your father can put some punishments if she disrespects your mother again? Seriously, she's bound to be obedient and respectful to your mother, even if the latter is the one who's mistaken. Also, whenever she feels she will get into a heated argument with your mother, she's better off locking herself into a room and calming herself down. On top of that, she needs to avoid every single thing which she thinks might provoke her mother, as it's selfish of her to engage in such fights while neglecting the impact on the whole family.

2) With all respect to your mother, I feel like she's not doing her parenting job properly. You know, mothers are supposed to be calm and caring, but I can barely notice that in your mother. I don't know if she's always like that or is it just a rage outburst, but she should be more bearing than that. If your sister really disrespects her a lot, then your mother should discuss that with your dad so that they can both control her behaviour (maybe by putting punishments, listening to her perspective and then sorting matters out). Meanwhile, your mother will definitely need some wake-up talk from you. Tell her that her fights are affecting the family negatively; tell her that you're feeling uncomfortable and not safe anymore; say everything to her and don't hide your emotions. If you feel like crying, do it - it only proves how affected you are by all the chaos in your house, and you will feel relieved after letting it all out. If that doesn't work, threaten her that you will leave the house and never return back. Maybe that will make her realize how serious the issue became.

3) The most important part now is you. Firstly, I feel like I should tell you this even if it may sound a bit harsh: such fights are always occurring in every single house, so you don't have to be over-emotional about them. Yes, they can be very stressful and worrisome, but sometimes you just got to realize that they're natural and occur basically everywhere. Now, I'm not saying that what's happening is not a mistake, but your reaction - your emotions, too - are starting to become affected by them in a hostile way. When something like this is about to happen, I suggest taking a walk outside with some of your friends, or maybe take a hot bath to calm yourself down (if you can't hear their noises). Also, try your best to keep all personal issues away form your social life; it can be a difficult job at times, but thinking about them while you're in school will only make matters worse. Would you want to make your grades drop down? Would you want to get punished in school for outrageous behaviour over simple matters? Talk about some interesting things which you like with your friends, as this will help you forget about the issue for a while (even playing sports might help). Now, I'm not sure if the following is an entirely good idea, but maybe you could talk to one of your really close and trustworthy relatives about this issue? Such talking will remove a lot of stress off yourself and make you relieved, but you need to be careful with whom you choose (someone who doesn't have a big mouth and is willing to keep all your secrets). I think it's better if you choose an adult rather than one of your cousins for example, as the former will have better experience and might talk some sense into your mother and/or sister. If you feel like there's no one whom you can trust, just take sheets of paper and write everything you're thinking about, then hide them for yourself only. Trust me, this relieves your stress and will calm you down.


I really hope I helped you with all this.

6,989. GrassPokemonFTW said on November 15, 2010, 10:35:08 PM (-08:00)

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Man, guys, I can't thank you all enough for all of you guys' support. It's really gotten me through a really difficult day. Just...thank you. I'd type so much more expressing my gratitude, but it's getting late and I need to go to sleep. Hopefully my family can resolve this while I'm asleep.

Again, guys, thank you...thank you!

EDIT: Shadow, when I get the time, there is some things that should be cleared up. I really appreciate your feedback though, and I don't disagree with you. But there's still things that need to be made clear. But I really oughta get some sleep, so maybe we could talk later about it, when I get the chance.

6,990. Shadow said on November 15, 2010, 10:55:42 PM (-08:00)

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Man, guys, I can't thank you all enough for all of you guys' support. It's really gotten me through a really difficult day. Just...thank you. I'd type so much more expressing my gratitude, but it's getting late and I need to go to sleep. Hopefully my family can resolve this while I'm asleep.

Again, guys, thank you...thank you!
We're like one big family over here, so we should try our best to help you deal with your problems.

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EDIT: Shadow, when I get the time, there is some things that should be cleared up. I really appreciate your feedback though, and I don't disagree with you. But there's still things that need to be made clear. But I really oughta get some sleep, so maybe we could talk later about it, when I get the chance.
I perfectly understand. I, myself, wasn't entirely sure of what I was writing because I do not know the case as much as you do, so I could've written some 'wrong' stuff in there. So yeah, clearing up the misunderstandings might make me better aware of the issue and therefore lead to better solutions or something. Anyways, I hope I helped you in some way, and I hope you have a good sleep. =]

6,991. The Spirit of Time said on November 16, 2010, 05:25:40 AM (-08:00)

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Oh c'mon Grass, it is nothing to be afraid of. First of all, not all mothers are calm as Shadow said. There are mothers who do get angry quickly. My mother gets angry quickly, especially after she crossed the forties. You need to realize that when an adult gets older, and has seen a lot of troubles in his life, he becomes less calm. Of course not every person is like that. I am also a very bad child, if you want to measure it to the circumstances you guys are mentioning. I argue a lot with my mother, and we shout at each other a lot. I am a bit mean in that, but oh well. What your sister is doing is fine. I believe that she does realize that your mom loves her, but she doesn't want to admit that she is wrong. I do worse stuff than her, and I still know that I am wrong and she is right, but my dignity doesn't allow me to admit that, and this makes me foolish (Yeah, I know myself). I have few cousins who are even worse than me, and some aunts who get angry even more than your mother and my mother combined together. It is nothing to be worried about.
Now about your rising anger, I can tell you that I am ill-tempered, and I assume Shadow knows that. I do try to calm myself down when I get provoked, but that causes a very blind hatred in my heart, which is another problem. Nevertheless, I will tell you something. I left art for a year, and I didn't come back to it until one day I found myself too angry to talk to anyone. I found art as a way to express my anger. You might not like drawing, but I am sure you like something else. Try to express your anger and frustration in something you like, and can do that on your own and alone. As an example, MWM found Pokémon his path to calmness. Try to find out yours.
Also, if you are really concerned, than you can talk to your sister and get the bonds between her and your mother back strongly. This can be helpful, although no one tried it with me since I usually drop the argument or forget about it after a day or two.

6,992. GrassPokemonFTW said on November 16, 2010, 07:09:08 AM (-08:00)

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Oh c'mon Grass, it is nothing to be afraid of. First of all, not all mothers are calm as Shadow said. There are mothers who do get angry quickly. My mother gets angry quickly, especially after she crossed the forties. You need to realize that when an adult gets older, and has seen a lot of troubles in his life, he becomes less calm. Of course not every person is like that. I am also a very bad child, if you want to measure it to the circumstances you guys are mentioning. I argue a lot with my mother, and we shout at each other a lot. I am a bit mean in that, but oh well. What your sister is doing is fine. I believe that she does realize that your mom loves her, but she doesn't want to admit that she is wrong. I do worse stuff than her, and I still know that I am wrong and she is right, but my dignity doesn't allow me to admit that, and this makes me foolish (Yeah, I know myself). I have few cousins who are even worse than me, and some aunts who get angry even more than your mother and my mother combined together. It is nothing to be worried about.
Now about your rising anger, I can tell you that I am ill-tempered, and I assume Shadow knows that. I do try to calm myself down when I get provoked, but that causes a very blind hatred in my heart, which is another problem. Nevertheless, I will tell you something. I left art for a year, and I didn't come back to it until one day I found myself too angry to talk to anyone. I found art as a way to express my anger. You might not like drawing, but I am sure you like something else. Try to express your anger and frustration in something you like, and can do that on your own and alone. As an example, MWM found Pokémon his path to calmness. Try to find out yours.
Also, if you are really concerned, than you can talk to your sister and get the bonds between her and your mother back strongly. This can be helpful, although no one tried it with me since I usually drop the argument or forget about it after a day or two.
Hmm...I usually vent my anger by either reading something and listening to calming music. When I'm really angry, I usually can't think of them and end up squeezing something really hard for a while.

I heard my dad counseling them the other night, as I was going to bed, and, diplomatic as he is, he said both of them were equally wrong. My sister's fault was in starting an argument over such a miniscule thing as an assembly and being so stubborn, but she eventually apologized, which was good. But then my mom's fault came, which was not accepting her apology despite the numerous times my sister had apologized, and instead screaming her head off. Eventually my mom broke down and began accusing herself, but my dad saw that no better than my sister's tactic where she accuses herself of being a "failure" and apologizes. I think they settled it while I was asleep, though.

I got a good sleep, though, and I'm feeling really refreshed, and so much better. What is better is that I get a late start day on school, so I don't have to go to school for another 2 and 3/4 hours. Although I do have pressure on my back since I blew up my last math test and got chewed out by my parents because of it, so I'm hoping I can get a decent score on this one.

6,993. The Spirit of Time said on November 16, 2010, 11:04:36 AM (-08:00)

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Hmm...I usually vent my anger by either reading something and listening to calming music. When I'm really angry, I usually can't think of them and end up squeezing something really hard for a while.

I heard my dad counseling them the other night, as I was going to bed, and, diplomatic as he is, he said both of them were equally wrong. My sister's fault was in starting an argument over such a miniscule thing as an assembly and being so stubborn, but she eventually apologized, which was good. But then my mom's fault came, which was not accepting her apology despite the numerous times my sister had apologized, and instead screaming her head off. Eventually my mom broke down and began accusing herself, but my dad saw that no better than my sister's tactic where she accuses herself of being a "failure" and apologizes. I think they settled it while I was asleep, though.

I got a good sleep, though, and I'm feeling really refreshed, and so much better. What is better is that I get a late start day on school, so I don't have to go to school for another 2 and 3/4 hours. Although I do have pressure on my back since I blew up my last math test and got chewed out by my parents because of it, so I'm hoping I can get a decent score on this one.
I am glad everything is solved. Just remember that no matter what happens with you, such problems occur with everyone, and I am a bad example in front of you.

Anyway, today was the first day of the Eid festival in Dubai. It was a very nice day and I actually enjoyed it. My dad woke me up at 9.00 and he immediately asked me to wear anything. It took me sometime and when I realized what was going on, I found myself with my family and all of our friends in the shore where we sat all morning till noon and ate our breakfast. We sat there, relaxed and enjoyed our time. As soon as I came back I went up to the swimming pool in my building. The water was freezing cold and the two hours I spent in swimming was amazingly refreshing. After that, I took a rest and at dusk, we went to a mall which is called Dubai Festival City. We went to a restaurant which is really nice and ate the best cake ever. We roamed h=there and now I am at home. Today was really a busy day, but enjoyable. I hope tomorrow is as good as today. Oh! I also got a small portion of money. I only need one more portion to get the money needed to buy a laptop!

6,994. Shadow said on November 16, 2010, 11:11:07 AM (-08:00)

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Today was an awesome day! Some of our relatives came over to our house early in the morning, and then we wnt outside to have lunch. We had a really delicious meal at a fancy restaurant, then we headed back to one of my cousin's house. We had a lot of fun over there, and now we're at my uncle's house staying up until midnight. Of course, I've been getting money all along the way, as I already have $140 now. I'll be getting one new game on the DS and probably two on the Wii with some of the money I have.

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I heard my dad counseling them the other night, as I was going to bed, and, diplomatic as he is, he said both of them were equally wrong. My sister's fault was in starting an argument over such a miniscule thing as an assembly and being so stubborn, but she eventually apologized, which was good. But then my mom's fault came, which was not accepting her apology despite the numerous times my sister had apologized, and instead screaming her head off. Eventually my mom broke down and began accusing herself, but my dad saw that no better than my sister's tactic where she accuses herself of being a "failure" and apologizes. I think they settled it while I was asleep, though.

I got a good sleep, though, and I'm feeling really refreshed, and so much better. What is better is that I get a late start day on school, so I don't have to go to school for another 2 and 3/4 hours. Although I do have pressure on my back since I blew up my last math test and got chewed out by my parents because of it, so I'm hoping I can get a decent score on this one.
I'm so glad your issue has been fixed (more or less), as I have went through such experiences quite a few times, some of them even worse. So yeah, I basically knew how you felt and therefore tried to help you based on my knowledge.

6,995. Quadcentruo said on November 16, 2010, 01:55:50 PM (-08:00)

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Hmm... I haven't been here for some time... has anything significant changed?

6,996. MultiWishMaker said on November 16, 2010, 02:02:09 PM (-08:00)

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Hmm... I haven't been here for some time... has anything significant changed?
Look above......

6,997. Quadcentruo said on November 16, 2010, 02:04:53 PM (-08:00)

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New avatars for everyone?
I like mine.

6,998. SK said on November 16, 2010, 02:06:07 PM (-08:00)

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GPFTW, your situation is interesting, good thing it is getting cleared up though.

I actually almost never get mad >_> My sister yells every day with things like not having some item that she really wants in a specific place causing her to lose like 30 seconds of her life. Hopefully when she gets into high school she will learn not to get mad at everything that doesn't go her way or she will be screwed. xD

Fortunately for me I almost never get mad, and if I do then it's like, really bad. I can't remember a time that happened, though. Which is a good thing I guess.

6,999. MultiWishMaker said on November 16, 2010, 02:45:38 PM (-08:00)

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New avatars for everyone?
I like mine.
Mines new I think it's pretty awesome!

7,000. SK said on November 16, 2010, 04:15:50 PM (-08:00)

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I just got a new epic amazing avatar due to my favorite buddy Kaz <3

JUMP MUNNA JUMP~!



Also 7000th post on this thread yipee o3o

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