Granted, but as a result, your country adopts the typical British stiff upper lip. Much like Britain, nobody talks about their problems and the rate of the development of mental illnesses soars. Even worse is the fact that your staple food becomes the rather boring potato.

I wish that I had a pet that I could love, and that loved me in return.

Granted, but when you transform, you're reduced to the size of the banana that you ate, and you can't turn back to your normal form.

I wish for the most beautiful garden in the world.

Granted, but all the viewers are trolls who despise you and your work.

I wish for my own personal awesome theme song to play every time I say or do anything awesome.

Granted, but the bomb must be remotely detonated from at least 2 feet away.

I wish for a Cadbury's milk chocolate chip cookie that lasts for all eternity, replenishing after every bite, even after being dunked in milk. I was going to ask for a cure for my heart condition, but that would just have killed the fun, so a cookie is the next best thing. Trust me.

Gah. I'm afraid I don't have an answer for you, then. Sorry. Please ignore the idiot... '

Do you think that the console might have started to damage the discs?

Sometimes, it's a problem with how the DVD was manufactured. A few years back, I bought a DVD of Avatar: The Last Airbender and it had freezing problems, too, so I took it back to the shop and had it replaced. It turned out that every single one of the DVD's had that problem, so it's probably the DVD's fault, not the system you're playing it on. The whole batch was probably faulty. Then again, I'm no expert.

popopop1279: You didn't really talk about anything positive, to be honest. You just talked about how hard it was. The general structure of a review involves discussing the headings Graphics, Sound, Addictiveness, Story, Depth, Difficulty and Overall, and you give each one a score out of 10. Graphics, Sound, Addictiveness and Difficulty speak for themselves. In Story, you give the audience a brief overview of the plot. In Depth, you discuss how much there is to do in the game. For Overall, you just discuss how much you liked it overall. If you want to update this review with a proofread copy to make it more easy to understand, here's a proofread version: 

You want to become the King of Games?! Well, you'd better get ready, because this stuff ain't easy. You must go through over hundreds of Duels, hard training, very powerful Duelists, and impossible bosses. You must travel around the Yu-Gi-Oh! world with Yugi and Joey, take out Duelists and go trough the long and epic story line from beginning to end with tough enemies. You meet every Yu-Gi-Oh! character from the show and it's definitely one of the best Yu-Gi-Oh! games out there. There are a lot of side quests that you can go though, and Duelists that you can only duel once or twice. There are also extra cards that you can get, and after every Duel, you get one card. It can be good, or it can be bad. Also, if this is your first time playing Yu-Gi-Oh!, or you don't have a lot of time, or simply find Dueling to be difficult, then this might not be for you. I almost quit a lot of times. This game does have great stuff to enjoy, and if you like hard games, this game is for you. You must be just like me, because the whole reason I started to play this is because of its difficulty. This game is also what you'd call a diamond in the rough. I only hope this review gives this game more plays because this game is so underrated and I only hope for more people to see, play, and enjoy this game like I did.

thing1 : Hey, thing1. I'm not too sure about tests online (these may also be inaccurate, as far as I'm aware), but one thing that I can suggest is that, before you make any decision on any course that you want to do, go online and either request a free prospectus from the university that you wish to attend or visit their website and look up their course beforehand. You didn't know about how the course that you took would be focused on coding previously, but if you research the course beforehand, you can tell exactly what sort of things the course will be covering.

If you've found a course that you think you can enjoy or do well in, it can be as simple as looking up what jobs you can obtain with the qualifications that you'll receive at the end of the course. For example, if I was to look up 'jobs in clinical psychology', lists of available jobs and what they entail will show up. You can choose to research these further and see if they're for you.

This information might not be what you're searching for, but it's the best advice I can give you as a university student, myself. I'm really sorry that I can't be of more help to you. I hope things work out. If you want, we could PM each other and seek out something for you together if you feel that you need a little help. I really don't like the thought of you struggling through this alone.

MarioLucarioFan64 : While I currently have no means to post a photo of myself... trust me when I say that I've found my male doppelganger... XD

Pokemonfan1000 : Northern Ireland. Take of that what you will.

Razor-987: Glad to know being me being confined to a classroom, forced to learn from teachers who didn't treat us like adults was useful to somebody. I'll never use this information. XD

Beastmode64 : Well, it has to be. Otherwise, we wouldn't have popular YouTubers like Markiplier and Jacksepticeye, would we? XD Don't think about whether something's achievable or not. If it's what you want, go for it. If you work hard enough and believe in yourself, you'll do great. If you believe in yourself, chances are you can do it, but if you tell yourself you can't, you probably won't. Just stay optimistic, but don't go in without a backup plan. YouTube is difficult to maintain.

Edward Dylon : Pokemon and Cardcaptors, I believe. By the way, Avatar isn't anime. It was made in America by Americans. Anime is made in Japan. Avatar is just an amazing cartoon that takes influence from a common anime style.

Ultrajeff : Is it wrong to hate the word 'snippets'? I just hate the sound of it and it makes my skin crawl. It's like nails running down a chalkboard, although that would be slightly more pleasant than hearing this word uttered.

Razor-987 : Ah. I remember doing things like this. It's a good little survey, but having done this before (last year), one little piece of advice that I can give you is to not just give the individual the options to say 'yes' or 'no' as this will not fit all people. It may be helpful to, in the future, add something that's in between (although not 'I don't know' as this will give you no usable information). You could try something like, "Some forms of mental illness may be prevented, but not others". This is because some types of mental illness have been shown to be preventable, but some are linked to genetics and can't be. This accommodates the people who would neither say yes or no, and looking at your survey, it didn't really accommodate that factor.

Also, you could ask about the education that the individual has received (e.g. whether they went to university or not) or what job they hold (will an individual with a job that requires more qualifications, or a job that could be considered to be elite, respond differently to an individual who perhaps has a job with lower pay or requires less qualifications (e.g. doctor vs farmer). Through this, you can see what kinds of people respond in what ways, and whether those with a lesser education or a 'menial' job may respond more positively or negatively than another group. It gives you more options to discuss and more evidence to present, so you'll most likely receive a higher grade for the work.

Also, you should watch what you call a myth. People might take offence to the fact that you're referring to aspects of mental health as myths. Perhaps you could use the word 'Dilemma', instead. It's more commonly used and sounds a bit more professional.

mjabcd1234 : This is a good review and nicely spaced. I'd read more of your reviews. However, seeing your review and coming to the conclusion that you aren't aware of this, I sort of feel like I have to tell you that there is no story to this (it was meant to showcase characters and advertise the series) and it's a relatively new game that's just been put in the form of an NES game. It's basically the music video of the song Bad Apple for the bullet hell series Touhou. You should check it out and aquaint yourself with it. The actual song, which is Japanese, is pretty good, and Touhou is a good series with interesting characters.

Davideo7 : Hi David. I just want to say that you've done really well to keep this site going, especially with the new emulator in light of Nintendo's little tantrum. I haven't been able to donate any money as my family and I aren't able to spare the money, but I've linked a few people to the site (and whaddaya know--not a single one of them knew how to say that I linked them to the site, and by the time they mentioned it, they had an account and it was already too late; oh well, at least you're getting more ad revenue and whatnot).

As for the games, I don't really feel as if I've done enough for the website to accept one. I would rather that someone else take the one that I would take. Pretty much everyone on this website deserves it more than I do. So, my point is, keep on keeping on, David. You're doing great, and the new emulator was a stroke of genius. As long as you don't give up on the website, we won't either. 

I'll start to donate some money when I get enough to afford it, hopefully. What I'll be able to give probably won't make much of a difference, but I hope that it benefits the website somehow. On another note, please give my regards to the staff members on this site. I'm always so impressed by how quickly and effectively they're able to help. You have some good people working with you and they deserve to hear that more often. 

Davideo7 : Good choice of joke. Very nostalgic.