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I lost interest in Final Fantasy when they got rid of the rustic sorta style and turned everything high tech and made all the characters look j-pop.

After deeply psychoanalyzing the causes of your past failed relationships from a holistic approach, I'm lead to believe the problem roots itself in your failure to have provided an adequate amount of...

You failed to mention the most critical thing... Do you give good head?

Gene, how much do I need to pay you to copy your post, turn it into a term paper, and then sell it to someone taking Gender Studies 101?

Grindr

Happy birthday

The_Rotund_One - Throwing down the victim card every chance you get doesn't win you any kuddo points. Encouraging someone else to do the same thing = lots of coal in your stockings. As far as I'm aware, GA is pretty welcoming and relatively stable, with the exception of a few nutjobs. If you have a problem, which you clearly do, I encourage you to 1) blog out the details so it can be address 2) cover up the bitch nips and readjust your attitude, or 3) just feel free to not keep checking back in to the place you feel oh so victimized in. - The_Three-Legged_One

Get to 185. Then you're cool.

My mom got an iRobot. Does that count?

For a phone, iPhone all the way. For a tablet, I can't stand Apple. I got the best of both worlds

Bet your jersey was still the crispest most pressed on the team

A rose by any other name would taste as sweet. uh I mean smell, yes smell.

Me. You.

No, we don't have to like someone just because he or she's gay but you know, as much as people like to discredit and ignore labels, we still use it as a social tool to find some kind of association with other people. It's a social mechanism. So in the case of Josh, Brent, Adam or whoever, I think it's kinda cool to know that they're gay just because I do feel this slight bond with them, the same way two people of any same minority group may feel about the other, or people who share the same interest. I mean, isn't that how we make friends? But I'm not saying I think those people are somehow made greater or lesser just by them being gay or straight, it's just a matter of curiosity and interest. And I'm not one of those people who ever ponders about some celebrity's sexuality and wishes he's gay. 1) I do try not to look at someone for his/her sexuality, so I'd really rather not know 2) It's not like I'd had a chance with em anyways.

Amazing. I want it. Even though all I'll probably do is pull up pre-loaded cities and just start natural disasters until population reaches 0.

You do know Michelle Obama is on that same list right?

It doesn't It's the new 50

Wildone's is right Speaking of Reichen Lehmkuhl (stupid name), I may be the only person alive who's read his book/autobio Winner of the reality game show The Amazing Race 4; model, author, and actor; ex-boyfriend of former 'N Sync member Lance Bass His autobiography, Here's What We'll Say, details his time in the Academy and as a commissioned officer in the Air Force under the military's so-called "Don't ask, don't tell" policy.

Happy old

Oh we don't "ignore him"? Man this is hard.

I've heard it said....that people come into our lives....for a reason

Sleeping your way to the bottom eh?

Had to beat up a grandma. Bitch tried to grab the last sowing machine...my last sowing machine.