Not unless it's an offensive joke.

Possibly. It would all depend, really.

Not really, no. Usually I'm very accepting of others' beliefs, views, and opinions. The only time that it might start to bother me if if they start expressing those opinions or views as if they were facts.

I don't like using energy drinks much, myself. I tried one before skiing down a hill once, and while I survived after going down it, I never want to try something like that again.

I have only one pet, so.....I guess?

I don't even know, as I usually don't go on here that much anymore.

That's a nice tiger....I guess? e.o?

Either way, the image is really cute. Where did you find it?

For me, it's having a bad dream, waking up, bursting into tears, and having no idea why due to everything seeming to have gone well for you over the past few days, weeks, or so. It's so bothersome. All I can help feeling is: "Why am I upset when nearly everything (or at least quite a great deal) is going well?"

Usually, yes, as I only have a home phone.

The truth is, you can't. Unless you're roleplaying, from all knowledge that I know of, there is no way to attack or otherwise harm someone online. I mean, what are you going to do? Stab them through the monitor? I mean, come on. Some people have tried to argue to me that it is possible, but their explanations either sound absolutely ridiculous, involve making a ridiculous claim of them finding my or someone else's house (which, technically, still isn't over the internet), or some other kind of explanation that I can't help laughing at due to it sounding like one of the most hilarious things I've ever heard.

*Ahem* Sorry, some things can REALLY bring out my cynical side.

Even if it WEREN'T just Americans, I'm sure most people would probably overreact and/or freak out.

Because they're afraid to tell the truth, I'd say.

Call an ambulance or get someone else to call one, then make sure that everything turns out fine. Then, after that, maybe check up on you in hospital out of general concern, I guess.

If you don't mind me asking, what show is that picture from?

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So, far, no, I'm not really looking forward to them. I mean, some of them interest me (mostly the 3DS and Vita), but even then they still don't seem to have enough games on either of them (that I've heard about, anyway) to convince me to buy them. I've heard it said that if a person really wants to get a new system, they should think of 3 current games available for it that they'd like to get, AS WELL as three upcoming games that they're interested in. If they can't find answers to both, I've been told it's not worth it. Well, that's what I've been told, anyway.

As for what I like about them.....ehhhh, to be honest, not much. While some of them have interested me, I seem to find more things to nitpick about them than things to like about them. For example, the 3DS originally hadn't even piqued my interest, as, at launch, most of the games that were available for it were either ports or remakes, basically meaning that I could practically get any game available for it on another system. And the Wii U.....I just don't know, really. The control interface just seems really bizarre to me, and the way that Nintendo is going with games for the Wii U really hasn't changed my mind about not wanting to get one. And as for Sony and Microsoft.....I really haven't heard much about their new consoles, but even then, I can't see them being that much different or going that much farther technologically than the 360 or the PS3. So, all in all, I think I'll stick with what I have for now.

Any of the three is fine by me.

My first ex. And no. I REALLY dislike her by now.

Yes, I do. I really admire how energetic they can get, their happy-go-lucky personalities, and that whole "party everyday!" kind of vibe. And no, I am not joshing any of you at all when I say this.

No idea.

Agree.