Noxryn

Any face photoshopped onto any avatar would yield the same result

Lincoln.

Chuck can't handle all that hat.

I named a character after Kit-Kat's. His male name is Kit, and his female name is Kat :B

Also, Reese's are the best <3

Get the complimentary Pokemon game and do it all over again

Myers.

He builds suspense as he lumbers forward, even though you could've sworn he was an hour behind you.

Plus, with the way Myers drives, I think he'd kill just about anything. (Yes, it's that bad).

I do the same, everyone gets a name when I get the Pokemon (Unless I catch it for someone, though they usually give it a name that I give it :B)

I have some without names, 'cuz I couldn't think of any, but out of 100ish some that's like... four. (And I'll be taking a trip to the name rater for them soon enough).

I never even saw it.

D:

*pushes the DVD at you*

Don't crash it.

I have this on my ipod.

Yus, I wuv the color :3

thanks~ *only got it because my mother fell in love with it too :B*

this :3

My brain has just been considering it like

how Scooby Doo will end

Okay, I actually have one question. And for those who don't know this, I'm being serious.

 

How would you feel about a person, who doesn't think homosexuality is right, for whatever reason, but doesn't really care enough to say "that's wrong" or go to anti gay rallies?

I'd feel the same towards them as someone who believes being a different race is "not right." It's an archaic standpoint that has only ever served to hurt people and isn't a position that promotes safety for individuals who do need safety (e.g: LGBT youth -- many of whom, in the city of Denver, are homeless due to their families believing it's "not right" and having that standpoint reinforced by people who also passively believe it is not "right." It's appalling. I know this because I worked at a local LGBT Center, which consists -- by and large -- of people who are seeking a safe haven from those who would otherwise ostracize and dehumanize them for such a petty excuse for a reason.)

Additionally? Passive disagreement is rarely ever only "passive." I've had people, parents even, at my own school berate me over an article I wrote for the school paper two years ago (*on the repeal of DADT and how this may affect LGBT high school students looking for a military career). Many of whom used quite colorful language to make their points, and used incredibly hurtful rhetoric. Plus, the posters for the LGBST club have been defaced, torn down, and vandalized so many times that we now only use flyers. Want to know what sucks my morning into a pit? Walking by a group of students, some of whom I *know* well, to hear them immaturely insult (and simply "insult" is hardly an accurate word, something a tad more extreme would work) a club that aims to provide a safe haven for other students on such superficial grounds. (And, in extension, insulting an aspect of who I am).

Want to know what sucks even more?

Coming onto a family friendly site, one I have been with for years and even staff, to see a friend make an entry about a life issue and to see people, who claim "I'm not homophobic, I'm just going to spit at you while you're down" turn the turmoil of his life into a political and/or religious issue. I'm sick of it. His entry was not religious, was not political, was not against rules or BZPower regulations, yet people seemed to decide "I'm going to go ahead and break the rules, in a staff member's blog, just to reiterate my disagreement with homosexuality." Is that really so passive? Is it really so harmless?

And even here, with the intent to simply say "be decent human beings, and stop needlessly hurting people" others come on in turning it into "oh I can't do something like that, pffft."

But, that's how passive homophobia is hurtful and how it simply fuels those who are not so "passive." Because, all the instances as iterated above, come from people who claim "I'm not homophobic, I just disagree with how you live your life."

Sorry if it sounds like I'm a little peeved, and while I've reread this many times to make sure it is respectful while still getting my point across, I am a bit ticked off by the vitriol people spill into entries like this.

I'm just glad it turned out that I'm enjoying myself with it, even if things still confuse me to no end lol

I was planning to wait until December to get it, actually *holidays and all that* but going into a gamestop to get a Keldeo at a close friend's prompting always ends up with me buying *something*

I didn't want it until I was like, convinced to get it xD *and ended up spending too much money*

I'm the loser who stands in a spot for five minutes going "omg this flower is so so so gorgeous I just want to take one home and put it everywhere"

xD

see when I do things like that, I'm usually on Google being all "omg is this truuueee"

until I realize what happened two hours later :,D

*finds Aoba positively adorable because of all those images even if the game he's in is kinda odd* :,D

*gasps*

Aoba

AobaAobaAoba

*runs to find an Aoba banner*

oh you know he is girl

@Bunda, when I was like... real young I watched several Disney movies to death xD (Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid, Hunchback of Notredame, etc...). But if you haven't seen The Little Mermaid, I totally recommend you do it now. Now. Go. Go go go. *pushes at TV*

I just need to work on my letters of rec, and some essays for my college stuff *and I need to finish this Naviance stuff... but I only have... one thing left? Oh and 15 more hours of community service, teehee*

This year's gonna be easier, academically, than last year at least... and, hopefully, my brain won't explode over a ton of important tests <<;;; *only has two AP classes this year, and college algebra but that class can go die in a fire*

Everyone is given an equal ability to express themselves on this website.

I can speak of my own, personal, religious beliefs as much as you can, Kahi. We're both equals on that ground -- no matter how much it may partake in either of our lives.

However, my feelings for the same gender are not the same as your feelings towards your religion. I absolutely love that, if I so choose, I may express things about the man I hold dear, little tidbits here and there that are more romantic in nature. But you can do the same thing! You can talk of your girlfriend/boyfriend whenever you wish, you can write male/female romance stories on the forums (as long as they abide by the rules, of course), you can create male/female romantic artwork, or entries about the person you might find interesting. We're equals here too -- I can speak about the man I adore, and you can speak of the woman ( or man? Not sure of your gender and would hate to assume here ^.^;; ) you adore just the same!

At the same time, I (and Gato, for example) can make entries about troubles in our respective lives regarding our romantic feelings, just as you can. Members can talk about how differently their parents treat them based on the person of the opposite gender they like, so why can't anyone else? It's a matter of making it fair for everyone across the board, no matter what gender, or person, they're attracted to.

But, to reiterate, homosexuality (or any sexuality) does not equate to religion. Homosexuality is equatable to heterosexuality. Therefore, the two things (homosexuality & religion) fall under completely different rulesets.

I hope that cleared up any confusion you had?

I'm going to do this.

Eventually.

And it'll be so manly, because I'll wear a pink frilly cupcake apron as I do it and that is like, the epitome of manliness.

And I'll dance.

And sing. Just like I do when I bake things.

*plus spicy things are yum <3*

Gato, I just want to say that this is an amazing entry... and just... like

*hugs*

I'm so dumb with words, I'm sorry ;-;

I don't think I ever did?