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My friend was tired that he had no one to arena with in WoW so he's paying for me to level a character and play with him :O
So, yeah, I'm level 51 this morning and I started leveling Friday night.
I didn't know I was missed! -
Madman by Haste the Day
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I guess when my friend's parents paid for my meal at Red Robin and then they paid me more than I expected for watching their house/dog. I've also really been enjoying spending time with my friends before they leave town again.
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Hmm. That's a toughie 'cause I really like food in general :D As far as homemade cookies go my favorite would have to go to my friend's mom's chocolate chip cookies - or chocolate chocolate chip cookies - or the ones that have caramel in them - or the minty ones. She's really just a great cook all around. Store bought: OREOs or the Kroger brand that are really, really soft with bright, tasty icing and too many sprinkles :P
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I do like cats. And I like dogs too. I like most animals actually. But I like cats and dogs each in different instances. Since I'm generally more chill I like how cats will chill too, but they don't always want you to pet them when you want to. I like being energetic with dogs and playing with them, but I don't care for the licking. And in both cases I don't care for shedding, so that's where snakes come into the equation... :)
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That depends if I'm immersed in that character's universe and put in the same situations he is or not. If that were so, I would choose not to - I love my life. If I HAD to choose, then it'd be Wolverine 'cause I'd basically be invincible. If I get to keep my life, I'd probably choose Naruto Uzumaki so I could send my Shadow Clones out to do work for me. I'd get the ton of things I wanted to do (reading books for school and pleasure, studying, working out, working, doing service projects, learning in general, etc.) done.
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I really don't hate to do any chores. But I guess I neglect doing my laundry the most. Does that count? Hah.
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I could take advantage of the ability to fly a great deal as opposed to breathing underwater. So, flying.
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Well, I'm really picky about the concerts I go to typically. So, I guess I'd have to say a show that was all local artists. Two of the bands were goods, but Crushing Juliet... I didn't care for the vocalist or lyrics at all. I just wasn't impressed at all.
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Thanks, Meg-hin!
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Yep :) Or at least your posts anyway since I don't know you except by the content on your Tumblr.
I didn't know you loved it. I just thought you thought it was "interesting". I'm glad someone shares some of my interests :)) -
After very little deliberation, I've come to the conclusion that Wolverine would be a great candidate for the position. His long life span gives him a leg-up on the competition since he has experienced far more than any other human which grants him a greater perspective on life and all such matters dealing with America. He's a war hero like no other. That can not be disputed. He has an assertive, though some might call it "aggressive", sense of justice. He'd follow through with what would need to happen in order to get it done (including intimidating those who might oppose him). He can't be assassinated.
Though it doesn't pertain to this question, his running-mate, in my opinion, should be Admiral Ackbar. -
My answer would depend on what type of zombies they were. If they were slow or slowish, I'd choose a mighty bear to lop off their decaying limbs and swipe the hordes, attacking multiple targets simultaneously. If they were faster than what they're usually assumed to be, I'd choose a kangaroo to take advantage of its powerful kicks so that it would send them flying (possibly into other zombies therefore achieving a sort of area of effect attack); and a kangaroo would be able to travel great distances without expending much energy.
With either animal, I would have a companion that would be able to climb/leap over or on top of obstacles that I could.
Of course, all of this is assuming my animal sidekick would be immune or otherwise incapable of contracting a zombie-like virus or disease. -
Convincing argument, but no.
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Okay, Neil. Let's begin with the definitions of "chuck".
chuck
–verb (used with object)
1.to toss; throw with a quick motion, usually a short distance.
2.Informal. to resign from; relinquish; give up: He's chucked his job.
3.to pat or tap lightly, as under the chin.
4.Informal. to eject (a person) from a public place (often fol. by out): They chucked him from the bar.
5.Slang. to vomit; upchuck.
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(1) Unfortunately I have not had the luck of obtaining a woodchuck not do I have the proper equipment to measure force or energy expended by said woodchuck so I can not sincerely answer this question. However, I must postulate that it could only be "a short distance".
(2) For this definition to fit, a woodchuck would have to forfeit all of its wood if it could chuck wood.
(3) Given that a woodchuck's life spans from three to four years, it could tap, although not infinite, an innumerable amount of wood.
(4) This definition does not apply unless woodchuck is in a public place - to which I would reply that the woodchuck's well-being is at risk.
(5) The amount would be equal to however much wood was ingested by the woodchuck. Since woodchuck's don't eat wood, then it could not vomit any quantity of wood.
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Chyeah. And his son, Jesus Christ. Would you like to get into a theological, ontological, or teleological argument/discussion? :) I'd like to!
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I forget o_O
I had been up since 12AM so time was all fricked up for me. -
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