Dannyboy-the-Dane

I NEED to see how terribly this is made! I have a thing for films that are humourously horribly translated from book/game/whatever form. It's like the 1993 Mario Bros. film all over again!

From what I've seen, I think Heath Ledger captured the Joker very well in the Dark Knight. The avatar is nicely done. * * * * * * It was a random quick-shoot with a friend's webcam. I have very few pictures of myself, and this is the best I have (I really gotta get myself a webcam ). Obviously, the other photos suck MAJOR big time. :p

Now, then, THAT's freaky! I often dream very weird and meaningless stuff. The funny thing is, just when you wake up, the dream is quite clear in your mind, but I've found that dreams disappear quicker from your memory than normal thoughts, probably because they originated in your subconsciousness.

Too many ... WAAAY too many. -_-'

Blasphemy! :p ... I know, it is probably a little extreme. But I can't help it!

Indeed, gamers are probably more likely to be less masculine. Though it'd be interesting, I'm not in the mood to go into deep personality analysis right now.

Seconded. The moment I played the first Smash Bros., I knew it was something special. I remember having a period of excited waiting for each game.

:p .......

Indeed, it seems weird, as the female qualities are often seen as positive and the male qualities negative.

Cory "Mr. Safety" Williams playing with his cat Sparta. Exceptionally cute! Check out Cory's, Cory's fiancée Stephanie's and Sparta's other videos.

I apologise. I wasn't aware.

Probably one of the greatest proverbs ever: Those who matter don't judge, and those who judge don't matter. I'm heterosexual, and I can really relate to your personality (and that of Chris the great). I've never been the stereotypical male, but I'm not overly feminine, either. Like you guys, I'm floating around in the middle, having so-called feminine traits (in touch with my emotions, romantic, empathic, not much interested in sports, intuitive thinking etc.), but also so-called masculine traits (loving action films, martial arts and swords, thinking logically and scientifically etc.). So it all comes down to this: Today, it's simply impossible to sort people by means of hopelessly narrow and prejudiced definitions of so-called masculine and feminine behaviour.

I recently dreamt that I started school again, and I was happy to be back, but the school's interior had completely changed, so I was lost. But I was still happy. Guess that means I'm looking forward to come back, though I don't know if the changed interior means anything.

We are all Earthlings! : peace:

Hang on, to me it sounds like the dreams merely reflects what happens in your life. Did you have these dreams before you knew of the real-life events?

N-Europe: Setting new standards for drunk forum activities! :p

Like with all these threads involving the question "Would you [insert action] if [insert situation]?", none of us can eally know for sure how we'd react in the situation. I find it hard to imagine what I'd do in such a situation, if I'd even have the guts to risk my own life. But, like others, I believe I'd find it hard to live with the knowledge that I chose to save my own life at the cost of someone else's.

Bloat. It hurts.

Except I don't believe it to be true.

Nope, it's Nintendo new secret console, the Will Console. It utilises the newest brainwave technology to let you control games with your will.

Nah, you're not depressed at all![/sarcasm] Seriously now, cheer up, man.

Regarding your last questions, I've always believed that the job you want to do the rest of your life should be a job you enjoy doing.

Quite well done.

School uniforms are meant to prevent bullying. But bullies will just find something else to pick at. Of course, it's one less thing to be bullied about ... One thing I never understood about school uniforms: Why do they have to be so excruciatingly ugly? I've seen school uniforms bordering on the ridiculous. Jedi robes would actually look more neutral. I never understood the strictness, either. If the uniforms are there to prevent bullying, it wouldn't matter how the uniform's worn, would it? Whether you button the top button or not, everyone's got the same options. Also, would it hurt to get a more weather-friendly uniform that changes to match the seasons? That being said, I hate it when people gets unfair privileges for unfair reasons, but I'm too tired to go into detail about it right now.

"If he hits ya, it's gonna hurt!" Have a good'un!