>>6
Olivia, if you have something to say to me, just say it to my face.

>>1

WIPO:

I beg to serve, your wish is my law
Now close those eyes, and let me love you to death

>>10
brownie points!

No.

>>7
I noticed what was done, there.

I agree sir.

>>3
Also, girly tattoo.

Does turning them into statuary count?

>>1
Like 8-mile DE-TROIT battle? Because I'm quite the word-smith.

Yo.

>>1

Ultros >>>>>>>>>> Squidward

>>8
Aww man, you're no fun.

>>11

Go to bed, your girlfriends will not be happy if you oversleep on your first day of work.

>>11
I sent you a text, courtesy of the internets :)

>>12
GROAN.

>>13
Yay!

>>13
Two years can go by quicker than they might appear. Can you visualise that no-voice, no-drug, peaceful beach walk? I appreciate it may seem like fantasy right now, but a good fanatsy properly imagined can be a powerful motivator. Can you see yourself in the scenario, actually picture yourself there, or is it just words at the moment?

Please don't think I'm meddling in your affairs, I really don't want to make you feel uncomfortable with a bunch of questions, but I hope you knew that anyway.

I have seen that film, but cannot recall the ending, which possibly means it was unhappy. I have developed a tendency to forget negative fiction; I find reality provides enough opportunities for unhappines.

you seem like you're able to make (rl) friends/ have gf's, that could be a good reason. If this assumption is wrong (eg you Never had friends/gf), maybe you still have hobby's you could enjoy (when not depressed when you don't enjoy anything).
Anyway, my opinion is that you shouldn't make such decisions when addicted, because you can't think 'clear'. Quit your drug, then think again. ( i once heard the social part comes back after 3 years)

>>10

Train-arm dude, is that you? I'll be on AIM in a bit if you want to talk.

Dear OP -- status report please.

"You know, if we were serious and we said, ‘Yes, she should be forced to smell the glove,’ then you’d have a point, but it’s all a joke."
"It is and it isn’t. She should be made to smell it, but..."
"But not, you know, over and over."

>>27

>>28

LOLOL, cool site.

Ahaha.

Ok, this is just fucking whack. I created a virus named Crackykins well over a week ago and wiped out all but Japan.

I tried my hand at some Cracky Parasites and failed. I eventually figured the game out and created FOXDIE, which wiped out all of humanity.

In China, I'm dissident.

In china, I'm didn't happen.

>>6

sauce?

In China, I'm the Canadian Prime Minister.

>>1

None that I know of. However, I don't have a damn thing to say to her anyways.

Miss Olive Fields, your photography stirred up emotions inside me that haven't seen the light of day in the better half of a decade. Unfortunately, they are no more real or valid now then they were so many years ago. However, I thank you for the stark and soul-stirring images.

I have made my peace.

>>10
That's kind of what a photographer does...

>>11
That's what an artist can do, if they're good. However - and here's where the people who have spoken to her might help - was she aware of the imagery she was projecting, beyond the superficial? Or maybe that's a difficult question to shout up at her window and expect a clear answer?

>>12
maybe... is anything it's own intention?

AWWCOMEONSEYMOUR
FEEEEEEEEEEEEEEDMEEEEEEEEEE

everywhere has freedom... you're just too stupid to take it.

>>37
trip test

>>38
trip test

>>26

Why did you post poo-poo?

>>27
Because I couldn't find this picture at the time.

The Medieval style of sword and shield fighting is distinctly different from the two-hand grip and quick full-arm slashing cuts of Kenjutsu. Medieval short swords are properly wielded with more of a throw of the arm and a twist of the hips while making passing steps forward or back. Strikes are thrown from behind the shield while it simultaneously guards, feints, deflects, or presses. A sword and shield is a great asset over a single sword alone. Fighting with sword and shield offers a well-rounded and strong defense that safely permits a wide range of both direct and combination attacks.

As a sword, the Japanese katana is unmatched in its sharpness and cutting power. Furthermore, it is particularly good at cutting against metal (–but no, it only cuts through other swords in movies and video games!). However, Medieval plate armor is well known for its resistance to cutting, and cutting at a moving target hidden by a shield or a greatsword is not easy. While the edge of a katana is very strong with a sharp cutting bevel, it is a thick wedge shape and still has to move aside material as it cuts. Though this is devastating on a draw slice against flesh and bone, it is much less effective against armors. Realizing this, several styles of Japanese swordsmanship devised specific techniques not to cut at armor, but to stab and thrust at the gaps and joints of it just as the Europeans did against their own plate armor. The primary technique for fighting nearly any kind of armor with most any kind of sword is not to cut but to thrust at the gaps and joints.