Peach 00

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Autumnby Peach 00Summer’s leavesFallenTurned to orange and yellowFound beneath the silver treesThe colors in a swirlThe brown and greenCoursing with the yellowAll in an autumn whirlThe sky still cradlesThe pearly clouds aboveThe sun still shinesOn the faded green pinesColder weatherO, don’t we love?The breezes flowPast the trees aboveThe leaves begin to fallRepresenting the beginningOf the beautiful season—Autumn~:~Inspiration from some recent weather I have been experiencing around me. C&C is appreciated, thanks for reading.

I think now is my newest longest absence. Just came back from losing internet and never getting it back, all for the best since I caught up on school. Hi people. ^^

Happy birthday!

Happy birthday!

Pretty bad here as well, although the combination of thunderstorms and heat is terrible, as rain equals a lot of humidity afterwards. :/

Happy birthday!

Happy birthday, Inferna! =D *rolls in chocolate cake*

Writing and dancing, mostly. Dancing-wise, I love ballet and tap, as well as lyrical. ^^

Anybody remember SPIRIT's Time Capsule video? Most hilarious thing I've ever seen - not to mention the Barbie Prank. Favorite prank so far, not just because it's Barbie but because that's something I could have fun with, not just the staff. =P My main problem was the fact that members actually took it seriously. It ruined the fun, unfortunately. =/

Alright, I'll be honest, the incessant talk about PMs you've received from the specifically named members who have sent you PMs that are, apparently to you, weird, irritates me. What if they read this topic? They'd feel like they are just some weird person that nobody likes because they send spam messages to people. It's not my place to judge if they are strange in any way or not, but it's just wrong to name them out. Don't name names - it's not right, not polite, and certainly offensive to the members who sent the messages. There's a reason it's called a private message, implying it's between you and the member who sent it to you. [/rantover]Anyhow, I can't recall any PM that's weird that's been sent to me, although any that have referred to my signature confuse me.

Thanks, Taka! =D Indeed, dancing does mean a lot to me, despite the short amount of time I've actually done it - the reason why I wrote this. I really wanted to get that feeling into the words of the story, and it's good to know that message got across.Thanks again for the comments, Taka, I'm happy you enjoyed it. =)

BZP-related: - What are your thoughts on BZP's current restrictive policies, such as disallowing the members from political discussion on the site? - What policies would you prefer to enforce? - Things seem a little too 'buddy-buddy' between some staff members, unebelievable to many that it's even real. Is it really that close between staff members? Or not? - I've seen staff use sensors for curse words or use several # for a sensor and get away with it, while regular members can't. Means the same thing, sensored or not, staff or not. My question is, they're staff, and they are a member of the site like everybody else and should follow the rules like everybody else, so why should they get special treatment and get away with things? Guitar/Music-related - What songs have you learned to play on the guitar? Any B. B. King, David Gilmour, or maybe Stevie Ray Vaugn (may have spelled that wrong) - What is your favorite guitar solo, and who is it done by? (example: David Gilmour, Time by Pink Floyd) - Who is your favorite musician and why? That just about wraps it up for me.

Get it. The simple black-and-white theme of it makes it eerie, and it being just this little kid makes it even more interesting. However, depending on your tolerance for blood, you might want to filter the gore a bit if you can - sticks can go through his head, and he can be...well, it's a little too violent to go into. If you turn the gore off, anytime he dies, the screen will just go black. But seriously, get it. It's an amazing game, I haven't beaten it myself, but I'm about halfway through it. Expect it to be no easy task to beat it, though, it's pretty difficult, much harder than any puzzle game I've ever played.

Lol, yeah. MGS4 had some interesting things as well, specifically the barrels and crates, but I think those were in all the games to hide in. But I did notice that, should you skip all the gameplay, it's basically just a large movie, considering the cut scenes are about 30 to 40 minutes in length.And whoa, a massive banana to smash people with? xD Wow...I mean, I thought using a banana to stick up people or even a carrot that launched bullets in the Bugs Bunny cartoons was insane, but that's just crazy.

I apologize for being rude in any way, I did not mean to offend, I admit I should have elaborated on my point further before incessantly bashing the movie. Not going to bash it further but just explain what I meant, I did exaggerate on it being horrid because of being so depressing. I didn't mean to put it that way at all, I just felt that it being so depressing was the downfall of the movie, or not so much the downfall but the sadness of it seemed to outweigh the pros of the movie, or any happy parts of it. As with any movie/TV/book, you have to balance the emotions. I agree with Phyoohrii, there are a lot of great movies, television shows, and books that are wonderful because of their depressing theme, because although there is a lot of sadness and/or drama in them, they still can maintain that emotion and add at least something to it that can balance the emotion. In Up, I did not see that balance. Indeed, they had a wonderful plot and beautiful concept to work with, but I think they didn't try hard enough to make it slightly humorous with the sorrowful side of it. It simply outweighed that emotion entirely, which was my problem with it. The visual of the movie itself was great, but I just felt they could have done better with the picture, as with any movie. It still had good points, but I just feel that it could have been better. I apologize again for offending anybody by calling it horrid. That aside, I must agree with Gata. Monsters Inc is basically just a fun movie posessing a very interesting idea of monsters in another world that come through kids' closets to scare them, as it's one of those fears that kids have. They spun a funny twist into the details of the movie of it being a job, not a hobby or anything like that, which was what made it so interesting. Maybe it's not my favorite, but it's still one of my favorite Pixar films. ^^

I never really minded that sound much. O.oWhat's far worse for me is that sound of metal against porcelaine. Sometimes, if at the right angle, and with the right pressure, a knife might... well, sort off slide over the plate, creating a horrible screeching sound. ><Oh, I can totally agree with you on that. It either creates a really high-pitched sound or a really low screeching sound. >_< I have a love-hate relationship with the Mosquito Ringtone: I love it as long as it irritates anybody else, but I absolutely hate it when used to annoy me. The ringtone loves it either way.

One of those things in MGS that is truly amazing. xD Wasn't there in another MGS game (could be that one) where you can stick up a guy with a banana? It was something along those lines, if I recall, lol.

Although having not seen it myself, I did think that they started going downward at TS3, although that was still an okay picture. Favorites have to be the Incredibles, Ratatouille, and Wall-E. Grachics were pretty amazing on all of them... ...Up, on the other hand, was horrid. So depressing that I'd be happier jumping off a cliff than seeing that picture again. I mean, the guy's wife dies, can't do what he wants, and ends up bashing some guy in the head with his cane so he has to pay for that. It just was way too depressing and wasn't up to par with Pixar's usually pictures. Still, I forget, what was right after TS3? Wasn't it Cars 2? Can't recall.

Don't have one yet, but oh my gosh I'm in love with the purple 3DS. Though I love the teal color of my old DS, I love the purple. Basically all games I want for the system (if I get it) include Ocarina of Time, Kid Icarus Uprising, Animal Crossing (so many new things), and maybe Mario Kart. I recall Metal Gear Solid coming out on the system, though maybe I'm wrong. Probably another game I would want to get if I could.

I don't have a link to the topic, but one of the ways I use to pry those stupid eye-pieces from the Mata head was use a spatula or something to create leverage to push it upward. Pretty effective, just make sure you're careful when going about doing it to not accidentally break the plastic, but I doubt that will happen.

Nails on a chalk board. I dare anybody to come up with a sound worse than that.@MTM: I usually don't have a problem with that, and besides, people usually use 'y'all' if they are southerners, or at least grew up with a southern background or have a southern accent. They can have the best grammar in the world, but probably will still say that term because it's just in their nature. They'll use it even if they aren't southerners, and it's just because it is a word in our society that has been used repeatedly.

For me, the most annoying phrase would be 'Just sayin''. Why is the person just sayin'? You don't need to just say anything. Doesn't make the person any more intelligent when they say it, either, so why even say it?Noise-wise? Ever heard of the mosquito ringtone, or teenager repellant? I love the idea of it, but whenever I would like to use it to repel talkative or texting teenagers, it will backfire and just annoy me instead because it will hurt my ears.