Takua95

I need a cut badly... if I straightened it out right now, it would just barely touch my shoulders.

I always hate it when someone writes a great paper, and then the teacher projects it onto the board, and all anyone cares about is the fact that the person misspelled "you're" as "your". Fix'd. On another note: Yes, I am going to wrap these for Christmas, and yes, I am going to address them to myself.

Patching up a few holes in my collection. ^^ Got Manas, Cahdok and Gahdok, all six Turaga and all six Bohrok Va. All MISB.

Hmm, very interesting. Using telekinesis on yourself does sound a bit... strange. But "movement" sounds too bland and "levitation" seems more like a self-imposed condition. So I'd say to go with either kinesis or telekinesis.

Get a submarine. A yellow one.

It's a blemish that makes you late to appointments.

Cruddy wanna-be versions of awesome sets that I already own Agori BIONICLE STARS! YAAAYYY!

Hahaha Dlakii I was just being sarcastic; no one really mailed back. XD My sister uses my email sometimes without my permission and this spam is the result of that.

HE JUST EMAILED BACK!!!

Oh no! Someone has tried to breach my Chase credit card account! I better send my card number back to Chase at their email notification generating account because they definitely need personal information about me which they already have access to!

Yeah that. I'm always loosing/gaining weight. One day my jeans'll fit me, next they'll be slipping down. o_o

Well, this sucks. Turns out that those über-cheap Sapphire and LeafGreen games that I got the other day were Asian bootlegs. Just this morning I loaded up Sapphire and an error message popped up, stating: "The save file has been deleted..." Now, I know for a fact that I hadn't done anything wrong. I didn't turn it off when it was saving; I didn't hack it; nothing. I then compared the game pak to that of my store-bought version of Ruby: The logos and copyrights are misplaced; it's missing the indented 3-digit authentication number; and the sticker isn't reflective, like how the one on Ruby is. So, what stinks is that I wasted my money and now I'm going to have to hunt down real versions of the games. The bootlegs were really cheap, though, so at least it wasn't a huge loss on my part.

We get two mayors, three newspapers, business professionals and field experts; all visiting for an open house. I mean, the place is pretty swell; but seriously? I wasn't that excited about the "event", as it were.

...just in case I can tempt myself into eating it when I have less willpower later."

I've already got it. These were the only ones I was missing.

Arrived today. $12 each, free shipping, and MISB.

I was talking with another intellectual today about the usage of "kthanxbai" in chatspeak. He argues that the formal spelling of the word should be "kthanxbye", as, "Only totally clueless newbs spell it like 'b-a-i'." After thinking about it, I'm not sure whether to disagree or not. Perhaps usage of "bai" is going overboard? On account of that the "wrong" spelling has the same amount of characters in it as the "right" spelling; essentially eliminating the "efficiency" of abridging words (which is the logic behind the language, if I'm correct). This opens up the possibility that spelling any chatspeak word wrong (on purpose) is either an act of "true newbishness" or "taking it too far" with impersonations. If we were to stay consistent with this concept, that would mean that words like "liek", "ρwn[ed]", "guise", "hay", etc, would all be invalidated as "formal" chatspeak phrases. So, I'm thinking that the "bai" spelling should still be an acceptable variation; however, should "bye" be considered "acceptable", as well? Or should the spelling be excluded from "formal" usage, completely?

and i wanna see a horror movie of that And I want to see a large-scale sculpture based off of that.

Actually, if you look closely, it looks like some guy with a big nose who's eating a lemon/lime.

And I want to see a musical based off of that.

Sentences without punctuation or a singular idea, but sentences nonetheless.

Their house is on the border line. Adventurer is on one half and Zeddy is on the other. The house is also hundreds of miles long.

This morning I woke up to the silence of a wolf not howling, and then I got out of my bed (which, I may add, is not composed of wolf products), I walked up my stairs (upon which no wolves are allowed to tread) and then ate some cereal that did not bear a logo on the front box (particularly not one of a wolf). I then proceeded to brush my teeth using toothpaste without wolf-related ingredients and washing my mouth out with water from a stream (in which no wolves had access to). I then took a shower and used non-animal-tested products (that includes wolves, upon which they were not tested) and then I dried myself off with a towel not made of wolf fur. I then dressed up (with clothes that were sewn in a factory in which wolves are not allowed) and then I loaded my backpack without any items that would in any way make an underlying connection to wolves. I then hopped into my car (which had been just cleaned, and, as such, bore no trances of wolf presence) and then I was dropped off at school (at which our non-existent mascot happens to not be a wolf).