Makaze
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Huh what?
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I thought the same thing as TE.
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Revolver
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What character?
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The peer pressure was too strong.
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Maybe. I don't know.
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http://serenesforest.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=34351&page=104#entry3470829 http://serenesforest.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=50984
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Serenesforest's member appreciation thread- Hattu
Makaze replied to Magical Glace's topic in Far from the Forest...
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What's up with that RennacIsUnderrated character?
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Some people I know still have this in their sigs... Touching...
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1. What are your greatest strengths and weaknesses? How well do they mesh? 2. Why do you like Mafia? 3. If you had to give up every principle but one, what would you choose to keep? 4. What person do you value most in your life? Why? 5. First and current impressions of me?
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I would use it, but I prefer to see the videos before I watch them. I'd just end up clicking the buttons every time anyway.
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Tall
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I was actually going to contradict Fox's post... I think there is a tie between imagination/entertainment, and intuitive/abstract learning. There is some evidence that humans learn via passive immersion, especially through the guise of games, with little to no studying or stress. That would mean it ultimately aids problem solving and general learning. Personally, I don't think empathy for fictional characters presents less survival value than empathy for real people. I think it's empirically undeniable that creativity and story telling ability is attractive to both sexes. As reproductive value goes, it's a good trait to have.
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Small
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Milk
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Forbidden
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I AM A POOR BOY TOO, BARUMPABUMBUM
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http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/legendary-actor-christopher-lee-releases-new-heavy-metal-single-darkest-carols-faithful-sing/ ... ... ...
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"If you tried to doubt everything you would not get as far as doubting anything. The game of doubting itself presupposes certainty." ~ Ludwig Wittgenstein, On Certainty, #115
