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I love Spirited Away! My favourite (of the 3 I've seen) Ghilbi films. I loved everything about it, even the n-face staying with Granny thing, I thought that made sense. Also, where was it confusing? Maybe I just never look into plots very much (I rarely do) but wasn't it pretty much that the girl went to the spirit world to try and save her parents. She worked for a while, she saved them. Everyone was happy. I liked it!

You were not, I agree with you. I'll stick to my Yu-Gi-Oh: Abridged Series for my internet laughs.

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Me and 5 friends (well, 3 of us are friends, and then the other 3 are friends...) are going to someone's house. We plan to make a film... and possibly watch House. That is all.

I wouldn''t want to move - Shetland's great! (no matter what Jordan and Letty say) There are no problems with Shetland besides the large amounts of money you have to pay to go no holidays anywhere, and the lack of shops - though that isn't really a problem at all thanks to the internet. At least I can go around the town on my own with an MP3 player in my hands and have no fear of it being stolen. Hell! I was walking around with a £200 wad of cash the other day! Fun fun fun.

The only reason I want a PS3 tbh... if Disgaea 3 is announced, cad-damn I'll need a job!

I do 2 hours of manly dancing a week - which is in fact incredibly tiring and always has me aching/sweating. I used to trampet every night or second night but I've not done that in the last 3 weeks. I'll get back to it soon. I also have Core PE every week at school where me and Letty play football, basketball and exciting sports like that... I go into town every Saturday which is pretty much 6 hours of walking - I count that as exercise, that must count! As you may tell, all of my exercise is stamina with very little muscle work - so I'm a weedy nerd.

I like thinking to myself about everything. It can keep me amused for ages, and I love thinking, over analysing, imagining, planning and fantasising. All fun things to do! Sure, I prefer to be with some people rather than myself but they are starting to become a smaller and smaller number. So generally I prefer the company of myself than people I don't get on with an awful lot and can keep me interested and amused for an extended period of time.

1.) When you were little what job did you want when you grew up? A broadway singer/dancer 2.) What job did you want to do when you left school (or currently persueing) Some form of financial mathmetician 3.) What course did you do/are planning to do after school? Highers (English, Maths, Physics, Computing, Economics) Advanced Highers (Maths, Physics, Computing (possibly) Uni (Some form of Maths Masters degree) 4. ) What job you got now? Executive Producer (of sorts) 5. ) Future Plans regarding work/studies See number 3 Also, everyone, don't listen to Letty and Jordan. Shetland is a lovely place to live.

Wario Ware in January and if I could get one cheap enough - a wireless keyboard. Or I'd get the Complete Father Ted DVD.

Merry Christmas everyone1 Just posting from my new Mac! Hoozah, I've had an excellent day so far, though my graphics card isn't good enough to run Final Cut Pro which is annoying. Can't wait for dinner!

Matches nicely with your sig, though I don't really like the yellow colour tbh.. The design is ncie though and the lettering (apart form colour) is lovely. 7

When? Where? I love this movie SO MUCH!

That terrible, and excellent. I hope your brother is ok and won't be scarred by the experience - though chances are when something like this which is so scary and traumatic he'll need some time to recover. Hope you're all (your family that is) ok and my Mother and I wish you a very Merry Christmas.

Hmm, maybe Shetland is just a nice place. Also, I treat my brother nicely but he's an ass. In fact the biggest asses I know are all my own family. There do seem to be some people who are mean (like a lady who angry told me to 'fucking move' after I apologized to her and tried to push out of her way) but I think generally people are kind. Maybe not when their shopping or doing their jobs though. Or in big groups (though if you get to know them individually they're usually nice).

I am an optimist! I love life. I was pretty sad until I realised that there was no God - that once I died I would be dead and that when I die, I'll be fine with it. Basically, with that in mind I know that I need to live life to every fullness I possibly can. Also, in the past few years I've met some wonderful people (mainly Ruth, Letty and Mhairi though no one knows who two of them are...) which has helped with my cheeriness. And I've also realised that if you treat people nicely they'll be nice to you. I've confided my problems with quite a few people I know I can trust which is also a boost. In conclusion: Life is great!

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Our family to say that. I want to give all of my advert love to the M&S one with the snow palace thing, it is fantastic! It's often better than the program I'm watching - nice and classy. Another great ad is the one with all the women in formal wear doing household tasks - fun fun fun!

Ooh! I like the browser, nice and fast. Apart from typing that is... though I'm getting more used to it as I type this post, yay! I'm gonna play Wiiarcade now!

Indeed, I have not really liked any Pixar films (expect Toy Story and Monster Inc was ok). I loved the old Disney especially during the '90s which had Aladdin (my favorite!) Pocahontas and The Lion King. I had heard that they closed their 2D animation studio but they've reopened it and are making a new 'traditional' film called the Frog Princess. They'll probably be pretty bad like most newer 2D Disney films, I think they've just gone downhill - it's not all CGI's fault.

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I have just beat dungeon #4 and as everyone is saying that the rest of the dungeons are smaller, and the time between each is smaller to - then am I halfway. Cause if I am, that ain't good, I've only played for 16 hours. And if it does go on for 50 hours, where is the big chunk of time coming from?

1. What age bracket do you fit into? A) 13 – 18 2. How much do you spend on video games each month? A) Less than £50 3. Do you own or have owned any of the following games machines? Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) Nintendo 64 Nintendo GameCube Nintendo Wii Game Boy Game Boy Color Game Boy Advance Nintendo DS Sony PlayStation Sony PlayStation2 Sega Dreamcast 4. Where do you mostly buy games from? Rate from 1 to 6, with 1 being where you would be most likely to buy games from, and 6 where you would be least likely to buy games from. E) Large internet-only stores (i.e. Amazon, Play.com) 5. Do you buy any games magazines? Yes (please specify) - Official Nintendo Magazine 6. How much do you spend on games magazines each month? A) Less than £5 7. What attracts you to a games magazine? B) Reviews C) Features (interviews, retrospectives, making-ofs) 8. Are you interested in retro games? A) Yes 9. How much do you spend on retro/older games software and hardware each month? A) Less than £50 10. Would you be interested in a magazine covering retro games? A) Yes 11. How much would you be willing to spend on a retro games magazine? A) £1.99

I love Red Dwarf. I couldn't pick a favourite ep, though my favourites were the one where they find out Lister is God of the Cat people (my fav as a child), The Legion one, the Quork one, the Perfect Life game one and the backwards one. I want to buy all the seasons (maybe not 8..) on DVD, though lack of cash prevents me from doing this..

1. Akira 2. Nightmare Before Christmas 3. Aladdin 4. Spirited Away 5. Timon and Pumbaa around the World! These really are my top 5 films - serious films seem to generally bore me - I need fun animation to wake me up!