Cynthia

Well my brother went and bought it for his new Xbox 360, and I never liked his taste in games, but I have to say I've quickly fallen in love with it. I'm not sure why though, it has a strange plot about exploring Washington D.C. 200 years after the apocalypse. It's sort of an RPG, and shooter combined. Anyone else here ever played it?

Actually me and my girlfriend have discussed living together when she gets out of high school next year if we're still together. Marriage though? We're not to sure about, we just want to see if we can take living together.

Ah, well that is a shame.

You still have the outfits don't you?

Also you may want to adware and virus scan, some forms of adware and viruses slow down connecting times to where they time out, or even block them.

My figure lacks... I will say this, that sweater is REALLY warm. The hardest thing about cosplay though is washing. The top and corset have to washed with light detergent and cold water, while the skirt is dry clean only.

Well I'm just saying it's not funny after the 3rd to 4th time, let alone filling nearly 4 pages with it.

I know what you mean, it can be an expensive hobby sometimes...

I remember watching two or three episodes of that when I was very young.

I'm going to have to go with the "k," fad...

Tempted to post a picture of my Chikaru costume...

Alright if this was even funny to begin with, it's really lost its humor by now...

I've actually grown to be a cosplay lover myself.

When are you supposed to get married?

From what I hear it is longer the official chat as people were using it to talk behind others backs. A tad petty, and in my opinion if you have something to say to someone say it to them, and not gossip like a coward.

I report every post that is breaking the rules, then explain to the user what rule is broken to prevent them from breaking it further, as a lot of people who join don't even read them. I see no harm in that, and putting a rule in place is pointless, just because it "annoys," some user. Really it does more help than harm. It cuts some of the work for the staff, and encourages members to inform people of the rules and be good role models.

I'm more upset that the staff seem to be able to enforce rules that some of us have no way of knowing about.

So we need a rule that says you can't tell people to follow the rules or to read them? Only a staff member can? Edit: Either way, as of now it's just some unwritten policy the staff has, as useless as it is. I refuse to follow something that isn't written down, or has an announcement about it. How would newcommers or anyone else know about it? They wouldn't. You shouldn't get in trouble for a rule that you have no way of knowing about.

I don't recall the rules saying not to tell people to follow them. No where in there do I see that.

Excuse me? I was questioning an opinion that I disagreed with and I asked them to support their opinion. I also discouraged racism, and gave valid reasons as to why. I even discouraged him/her from trolling, and I reported it to the staff. I have not swore one bit, or made a racist statement, nor have I made a post that is a flame or direct insult. Edit: All of my posts are either stating my opinion or supporting my opinion. I think you aren't truly reading my posts and the ones that come before and after.

Well it appears as though Death is insinuating he is harassing you. And harassing is attempting to bother, doesn't matter if someone actually bothers you. If they are trying to harass you, they are harassing you, regardless of success. I have severe doubt that you distrust white people when they harass you.

I can guarantee white people have bothered or harassed you before.

You did say you felt it made sense that you would do such a thing, so you tried to justify stereotyping. Therefore it leads us to believe that you do think it's a good thing.

My point was this topic was made about the pope and the catholic church, not Christianity.

Basing opinions of an entire group of people based on a select few, I wouldn't say is much better than basing it on the media...