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02-28-14 07:39 PM
Corrupt-A-Wish!
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Technos
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brock270 : Granted, but the games are so good they run every other company out of buisness. Within a few months, Namco games are the only ones available.

I wish to learn every human language fluently.
brock270 : Granted, but the games are so good they run every other company out of buisness. Within a few months, Namco games are the only ones available.

I wish to learn every human language fluently.
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02-28-14 07:33 PM
What is your hometown, country, et cetera like?
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Technos
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I myself live in a state called Virginia. If it weren't for DC up north, we would be a fly-by state. Anyways, I live in a suburb area of Richmond, our capitol. And like the rest of the state, it is basically a clearing in a forest. So trees are everywhere you look. The horizon line? Probably trees. But it is pretty nice. Though we have a large population of stupid people, they usually stay in certain areas the rest of us avoid. Other than them, the people are nice, the cost of living isn't too high, and there is plenty of stuff around to do. But if you want scenery, don't go anywhere near Richmond. Preferably another state. We aren't the prettiest area, but it is pretty uneventful, so it's a nice area to grow up in.
I myself live in a state called Virginia. If it weren't for DC up north, we would be a fly-by state. Anyways, I live in a suburb area of Richmond, our capitol. And like the rest of the state, it is basically a clearing in a forest. So trees are everywhere you look. The horizon line? Probably trees. But it is pretty nice. Though we have a large population of stupid people, they usually stay in certain areas the rest of us avoid. Other than them, the people are nice, the cost of living isn't too high, and there is plenty of stuff around to do. But if you want scenery, don't go anywhere near Richmond. Preferably another state. We aren't the prettiest area, but it is pretty uneventful, so it's a nice area to grow up in.
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02-28-14 07:25 PM
What extra-caricular activity do you do?
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Technos
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I actually started my own after-school club with my algebra 1 teacher as my sponsor. It is called the Fantasy Games Club. Basically nerd club. We play a lot of Magic the Gathering, and we have our own official Dungeon Master for DnD! Starting your own club for an interest you have is a good idea. If it is possible, I strongly suggest you try to start a club for it. Just getting people to join is the problem. I also joined German club, but that is not often enough to be of any particular interest. I used to do ROTC, but I was not into it.
I actually started my own after-school club with my algebra 1 teacher as my sponsor. It is called the Fantasy Games Club. Basically nerd club. We play a lot of Magic the Gathering, and we have our own official Dungeon Master for DnD! Starting your own club for an interest you have is a good idea. If it is possible, I strongly suggest you try to start a club for it. Just getting people to join is the problem. I also joined German club, but that is not often enough to be of any particular interest. I used to do ROTC, but I was not into it.
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02-28-14 07:22 PM
What was your finishing team in X and Y?
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Technos
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I finished the elite four with only 5 Pokémon. I don't know why.
They were all around level 74 or so.
Greninja, Talonflame, Florges, Gogoat, Goodra. I tried to add an Aegislash to my team, but I was advancing too far for it to catch up in terms of levels. I focused mostly on a balance of types. It worked out well for me, but I am working on my kind-of competitive team right now.
I finished the elite four with only 5 Pokémon. I don't know why.
They were all around level 74 or so.
Greninja, Talonflame, Florges, Gogoat, Goodra. I tried to add an Aegislash to my team, but I was advancing too far for it to catch up in terms of levels. I focused mostly on a balance of types. It worked out well for me, but I am working on my kind-of competitive team right now.
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02-28-14 07:14 PM
Do you buy into any conspiracy theories?
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I think conspiracy theories are an interesting subject. Being one that likes debates and discussions, I enjoy when the topic is brought out- especially in my civics class. Anyways, I kind of do my best not to let myself believe in conspiracies. Though I don't doubt that everything is not how it seems, I think a lot of these conspiracy theories are pretty far-fetched. Granted there is some pretty convincing evidence, I think that most of them are too crazy to be true. To me, conspiracy theories are more for bringing up interesting discussions, rather than convincing me that I need to prepare to fight for my life.
I think conspiracy theories are an interesting subject. Being one that likes debates and discussions, I enjoy when the topic is brought out- especially in my civics class. Anyways, I kind of do my best not to let myself believe in conspiracies. Though I don't doubt that everything is not how it seems, I think a lot of these conspiracy theories are pretty far-fetched. Granted there is some pretty convincing evidence, I think that most of them are too crazy to be true. To me, conspiracy theories are more for bringing up interesting discussions, rather than convincing me that I need to prepare to fight for my life.
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02-28-14 07:06 PM
Do you talk to yourself ?
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Technos
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Yeah, when I think about it I guess I really do talk to myself. And I don't see anything wrong with it, either. I mean, ranting, or venting, (whichever term you prefer) is a good way to relieve stress, at least for me. When there is nobody else to listen to your problems, and you don't feel like bugging someone, just complain to yourself! I do it all the time. And not just complaining, either. I talk to myself about what I have to do that day, to reassure myself things will be fine, and sometimes just because I'm bored. But that's okay. I like staying in my own thoughts.
Yeah, when I think about it I guess I really do talk to myself. And I don't see anything wrong with it, either. I mean, ranting, or venting, (whichever term you prefer) is a good way to relieve stress, at least for me. When there is nobody else to listen to your problems, and you don't feel like bugging someone, just complain to yourself! I do it all the time. And not just complaining, either. I talk to myself about what I have to do that day, to reassure myself things will be fine, and sometimes just because I'm bored. But that's okay. I like staying in my own thoughts.
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