Kurtle Squad

Good to see a lot of people also saying An American Tail & Land Before Time. My list: An American Tail The Land Before Time All Dogs Go to Heaven Rescuers (& Down Under) Home Alone 1 + 2 Jurassic Park Toy Story Lion King The top three are films my childeren would be sure be sat infront of if I ever get round to having any. I liked a lot more Disney films too, Jungle Book and Robin Hood being two I loved. Also, I think Jaws has mildly scarred me.

Games, books, internet, TV.....

Nonono You're getting your anime confused:heh:

But that's what SyFy crap is for...

I don't think he's suppsoed to have a thing for Daisy though... I'm assuming Birdo and Slippy would also feature?

You can't?

Ages 6-12?

Bic ballpoints?

I'm not difficult to please; as long as someone's not whining I'm generally happily interested in other people

So; how are you supposed to "chat someone up"?

But!!! Yeah, LEGO is way overpriced. Is it where the Dane's get all their income?

:grin:"...I know it's my destinyyyy..." Woah! Now that's a challege! You could try getting all the varieties of girls Serebii Hello there! Welcome to the world of girls! My name is Kurt! People call me Kurtle (Squad)! This world is inhabited by creatures called women! For some people, women are pets. Others use them for fucks. Myself...I study women...because I'm useless as a "trainer".

Is is set in Haiti?

I wont cheer up while she's using her money to fund politicians

Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga probably uses the Mario universe the best; expanding the idea of countries and such...

That's illegal.

That's probably somewhat why.

I know how that feels.

I'm a single (still somewhat heartbroken) guy who's overweight by about 1.5-2st. I have a six-pack, of cakes (i.e. a beer-belly without the beer).

I wasn't comparing her to Tolkien because he's the "Grandfather of Modern Fantasy"; it's because he was a better, or more specifically, a less bland writer. It was also because, bar Orwell, I've read very little other fiction other than Fantasy. The Potter series is bland (and generic) compared to all other books I've read since becoming an adult (and possibly since being a teenager). If I'd only read the 1st Potter I'd say she were a worse writer than C.S. Lewis, but I'd have to compare the two more to come to a firmer opinion. (Lion, W&W is better written than Potter 1 in my opinion.) People bigging up Rowling always compare her to Roald Dahl; I find that silly, and certainly unfair. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- By the way, I don't hate the Potterverse, I just think it's insanely overrated (I don't like Rowling however, but that doesn't mean I judge her writing on how she is as a person - though there are obviously going to be some reflections of her within the books).

A (middle-class) boarding school in a world almost mutually exclusive in what's good and what's bad?

I think someone else mentioned having a good job helps with feeling better, and I replyed saying I'd only just got a job as it is (I don't believe there's such a thing as a good job anyway, unless there's one where you can barely work and gets paid loads for it). I will say that by getting a job I thought I'd feel better, but I don't really; it's got rid of money worries really (for now*), and I did feel that I'd be judged by women for not having a job, so I suppose it's helped a bit. Although I've mentioned weight, I don't feel it really affects me currently; it would more if things were to get physical with anyone though. And no, I'm not happy with life; but that's the densest can of worms anyone could ever discover. I'd rather not talk to a professional about it; being unimpressed by humans, and life in general isn't something someone can fix without "raping" a brain. *At least, it will when I get paid!!!! ............................................

You get the original free?

Only at a distance. I don't know whether all of this was aimed at me, or just the first paragraph, but: I've never been care-free, at least not since being a child. And my realism and pessimism are what stop me from being confident - I think they're here to stay.

Up was very random. I'm not sure whether I liked it or not; the pacing was very random. I liked Rataouille though, certainly more than I thought I would.