Takua95

arggggg

Exactly why I don't wear makeup.

ONE - TWENTY ONE GUNS - LAY DOWN YOUR ARMS - LAY DOWN YOUR SOUUUUULLLLLLL~♪

I don't care what he did; if celebrating his deeds gets us a day off of school, then I'm all for enslaving innocent natives!

Is it really falling? Or is it floating in a direction? Either way: Be a good little consumer and buy a new one.

That's quaint.

His name is Tim. I was at school today in Chess Club and I saw this one guy with a Toa Whenua canister and a bunch of Kanohi, Krana, Kraata, and playset Visorak (which he was using as "damage counters" for his Pokemon cards, which he brought). At that moment I knew that I had hit gold and I took advantage of my first opportunity to converse. I asked him if he was member, and then he told me his user. The only problem is that I can't find the lookup he gave me... so I'm going to clarify next time I see him.

But I finally met a real-life BZPower member. *cries*

The PETA would not approve.

Before... After! *is giddy*

Keep in mind that it's still in beta. We know for a fact that XP is good and the details on 7 are still sketchy at this point. I did a little research on 7's speed compared to XP, and, among the scattered reports, from the ones that do report it being faster than it's predecessor, the change is quite insignificant. And whether or not 7 is faster I think it would be worth the loss of speed just because I have such high regard for my favorite OS. If there's one thing I've learned from Microsoft in the past years, it's that "new = bad," and until I see some significant change in their products' quality, I'm sticking with the old. Also, 7 has the exact same incompatibilities that Vista had with older programs designed for XP. Programs that I use a lot, such as RPG Maker, work much better now, and they don't encounter fatal and irreversible errors whilst in the environment that they were designed for. Another good reason for me not to switch.

Why? Because XP works perfectly for me, it's twice as fast as Vista was, waaayyy more reliable, better look, better feel / more user-friendly, more compatible with almost everything I use most, and, well, 7 just seems too much like Vista IMO.

I have Windows XP.

yes im 8... woopz dont tink i shukld b posting my aeg, butt... *pusses sumbit* :blush:

"Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen" "Camp Rock" or "Tinkerbell"

And it was raining. For 30 seconds! Seesh, what a relief; not that I was too worried about the weather. I knew that things would turn out splendidly, and sure enough, they did. It was an awesome day. We got there about an hour early, which gave me a chance to take some pictures and scope out the dish lineup. Yup... plenty of pie for everyone. We waited around for a while (excitedly, not bored), until the actual wedding of husband and wife began. I convinced my sister to give up her isle seat so that I could get the best snapshot possible of "the kiss". Turned out pretty good, too. Actually, I must have snapped at least 50 pics of the two before they even kissed. Afterwards, they sent us off to the dinner tent, which instantly got me excited (I was already feeling hungry). And, SURPRISE! "Dinner won't be for 'a while'. Help yourself to some cheese puffs and celery!" @_@ They had a photo-shoot of the couple and their families after that... so at least I wasn't left to starve to death with nothing to do for the next hour and a half. Finally, they called us back in to the tent, and then, (oh, and then,) I dined. Well... actually, I ate. The main course wasn't as spectacular as I had hoped. Beef and chicken, drowned in gravy; diced potatoes, that weren't very good; carrots; they did have pre-buttered bread, though, which I think was an ingenious notion. The second after I finished my meal, I was ready to gobble down my first slice of pie, too. But, OH, NO, heaven forbid we actually eat something unless we've first crawled through the mud, dragging an aching, empty stomach along with us. They shooed us out after that, in order to allow us more time to "converse", and whatnot. The next time we got called back in I didn't even bother getting my hopes up... because it was time for the best man and bridesmaid to make their speeches. And, of course, right after they were done it was time for DIRECT FAMILY MEMBERS TO GET TOGETHER FOR THE GROUP PHOTO and for EVERYONE ELSE TO HELP THEMSELVES TO THE DESERT TABLE. @_@* The first chance I got, I bolted for the tent. In seconds flat, I had dished up my piece of cherry pie and topped it off with whipped cream. Then my dad shows up, with important news: "We need you for one more picture!" It's a miracle no one stole my pie before I got back. That was the most delicious thing I had looked at all week. Upon taking that first bite, I felt special inside. Like everything was finally as it was supposed to be. I had four pieces. The wedding went pretty swell from that point on. With my stomach full and my taste buds satisfied, it was much easier to enjoy the after-party. Thanks to her, my sister and I totally owned the dance floor. We were popping-and-locking and... well, I should probably stop there. I got really tired towards the end, but I was happy, too, so I didn't mind tuning into conversations for the next two hours. At the end, I even hopped back up to do the chicken dance (three times in a row). It was definitely a day to remember for years to come. I'll upload some more pics later, but I simply couldn't delay the posting of this one:

Yeah... I wasn't really in the mood for bratwurst.

And it was raining. Well, when we got there it wasn't, but thankfully it was cold enough beforehand to get us to bring our sweatshirts. We wandered around for a while until the parade started; and that's when it started drizzling, too. Those high schoolers in the marching band kept giving us dirty looks... can't blame 'em, either, having to play music in the pouring rain, all the while having tourists there to photograph their misery. I started to get hungry after that, so we left to look for some food. After waiting a while for the stand to open, I finally got a gyro wrap to eat. That was probably the highlight of the day. After that, I sat around for a while under the tent. I would have gone on some of the rides they had, but they were closed thanks to the weather. Me and my sister wandered around for a bit, bored. It really kind of sucks to go to the ultimate festival of beer when you're not allowed to drink. We continued to stand around bored for the next hour and a half, until our mom finally gave in to our pleading and we went home. On the way, though, we stopped at a Wisconsin souvenir shop and picked up some junk. I got a "cow pie". (Chocolate, shaped like a turd. I haven't eaten it yet.)

Yup, my cousin is finally getting married to this cool guy she's known for over 5 years. She decided to have the wedding at her mom's place out here in Minnesota (which explains why I'm here now). The wedding is on Saturday, so we're chillin' at my grandparent's house until then. Although a bit buggy at this time of year (there's a fly buzzing around me right now) Minnesota is actually very beautiful. The trip so far has given me a lot of great photographic opportunities and I'll be sure to post some wallpaper-quality pics once the trip is over. Turns out that instead of having cake at wedding, though, they're having PIE! Yeah, pie. Why don't people get it? JUST BUY A FREAKIN' CHOCOLATE CAKE!ǃǃ No, not Vanilla. No, not carrot. No, not coconut, zucchini, or spinach. -Just- chocolate.

I used to like sleeping a lot more before I found out about all the... excuse me, *YAWN*... Ahem; things that I could do at 2 AM.

"Watch out for septic trucks."

Well, his shoulder spikes and sword are the biggest issues. The spikes hit each other when you put him in certain poses, and it's hard to rearrange them without it looking weird. His sword is just plain dorky, and the hilt is so big that it would probably hit the enemy before the blade did. The shield is very cool, though; it not only has that maze pattern embossed into it, but there is also another 3D texture underneath it that you can only see in the light. All the new pieces are very detailed and the color scheme is nice.

...and bought Skrall + Stronius. Stronius owns, I just love his club. It seems like a fitting weapon for him. I just HAD to buy Skrall because, well, Stronius would get so lonely, you know?