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I think you should read all of the words in my posts. I use the words generally and usually over-abundantly. I'm pretty sure I even bolded one. What you posted made no points that I didn't account for, that I can see. The Game Room forum specifically has a thread saying that threads will be deleted ...

human.

Since when did I have a little subtitle under my username? Interesting discovery!

human.

Do you like bigger books just because they're bigger?

I actually do.. It's sort of embarrassing. But isn't the Kindle not lit the same way so it's easier on your eyes? I feel like I've heard that somewhere.

human.

This isn't instant messenger. It's a forum. People come and go at all times throughout the day. Maybe this is good for you.

Patience is a virtue, remember!

human.

I think that's silly logic. People who would leave just because the game room forum was removed obviously don't have deep ties to the community (which is sad). When I think opinions, I think intelligent, analytical, and in depth discussion going on, and while that might have happened somewhere in th...

human.

Now, give us a lecture on redox equations! Please?? They're some of my favorite. =]

btw, I hate physics C.

human.

Yeah, it doesn't have to be heated. But I'm using superlatives to make my point just that the people on this forum get to know you through your posts. And posting one sentence posts doesn't really give them a chance to really know who you are.

Trust me, I know about shyness.

human.

Newbie is generally someone who recently registered, not necessarily someone who has very few posts. Some people like to lurk and not post, even though they've been around for years. And generally the name sticks while you still seem like a newbie to other members. A good way of getting around that ...

human.

Thumbs Up: My life is better than the above poster's... or is it?

Not a chance! =]

human.

I don't think it makes Pweb more open to opinions. Pweb is pretty open to those with or without the Game Room. Only lately has it really seemed like the newer people have been congregating there. I know when I was new here, the only place I ever posted was the Enderverse forum, and I think there are...

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There's no problem with that! I'm just saying this is a community of people. A lot of people here have known each other for a long time, and a lot are making friends with each other all the time, too. Okay, maybe not all the time, but it happens. I'm not bashing on the Game Room forum. I loved it on...

human.

Thumbs Up: Just got over a fairly big fight with my boyfriend. =] Thumbs Up: Less than 40 days left for me to go to school. Thumbs Down: I'm going to have to study for these AP tests. Thumbs Down: Waiting to know if I got into colleges and an honors program until April is killing me. Thumbs Down: Fa...

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The Game Room can be a source of sore feelings because it boosts post count while the posts generally take little thought. That's not to say every post everywhere else takes a large amount of thought, just that they seem to require a lot less of a thought process to come up with. The Game Room threa...

human.

I really like audio books. My dad introduced them to me when I was in 4th grade and he didn't want me reading The Hobbit in the dark with a flashlight while we were on a road trip. So I got to hear about half of it and read about half of it. But I love the idea of being read a story in general, I th...

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Rather serendipitous with the above post, but I swear I've had the intention of writing this before I read that! Dear You, Last night was the first night you ever showed me that you can tell what I'm feeling, or that I am experiencing some form of extreme emotion. Yeah, I was basically sobbing.. but...

human.

Oh! I feel so cool I get to be in someone's dream. And now slightly in the mood for an action/spy movie!

human.

CezeN, how did you find the movies boring? I've had two dates involving the extended edition of The Fellowship of the Ring and one with The Two Towers and I still love them. I admit the third book didn't hold my attention after he got to Mount Doom (but I was 11 years old and easily distracted!), bu...

human.

Ah! That is so me. I'm glad it is more universal than I thought!

human.

In return, Jeff will send you a paper craft and thus begins the Pweb Craft Exchange.

That would be awesome.

human.

I think I've been playing too many video games lately, but that totally reminds me of a little world.

human.

PokÃ©mon should stop coming out with new games. I swear every time a new one comes out my boyfriend disappears. Nothing I do or offer can get him to put it down. And with Final Fantasy XIII, God of War 2, AND SoulSilver out, I've barely talked to him and not once have I talked to him without him pla...

human.

I don't really remember, but I think somewhere in either EG or EiE or possibly SftD Ender, or someone, asks that same question. I know that's not entirely helpful.. but I remember the question being asked by the actual characters...

human.

I love Final Fantasy VII! Even if the graphics aren't amazing anymore!

human.

Man, my subconscious is doing great work. I totally forgot to capitalize my username when I signed up on this version.

human.

Well, I think we should totally incorporate punctuation into words. It would raise our language to a level even higher than textspeak! Plus provide for greater emphasis and finality!

human.

Confession: I'm addicted to Scrabble and its variations. Related confession: I'm having a very hard time playing Scrabble, and other family-style tabletop games, not because of the rules but because I have to wait for everyone's turns to pass. When it comes to things like that, I have very, very lo...

human.

Huh. And I thought you meant "Happy Martian Day" I had a similar reaction, only I thought he meant "Happy Martin Day" and that was even after seeing Mario. Mar10->Mar ten->Martin. Then it was like, "Who the hell is Martin? Did Mario change his name?... Oh . Mar io ." I...

human.

Confession: I'm addicted to Scrabble and its variations.

human.

But even yellow isn't covering everything! As my dear Indian friends refer to themselves, and the occasional southeastern Asian, they are brown.

human.

I think you are getting what I said backwards. Orientals are Asians. Some Asians are Orientals. However, classifying all Asians as Orientals is incorrect, as they are not. Jeesh, I find it amusing, too. Though I'm pretty bad at telling Southeastern Asians apart. I can generally get Vietnamese, but I...

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I hate panties, too! There's just something about the word that makes me feel sick.

human.

I'm not sure what you mean about Asian being used incorrectly a lot. It's that logic stuff. All Orientals are Asians, but all Asians are not Orientals. The Indian Subcontinent contains not just Indians, but Pakistanis, and the people of Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka. So subcontinental refers to a...

human.

I see! Breed your cat for me? It took a while to get mine used to the idea of a litter box. Finally got her, though! Although she still doesn't exactly understand it, still.

human.

Haha, I do call Indians "Subcontinentals" almost as much as I call them Asian. And I generally call east Asians Oriental.

human.

Well, it's great to have you here! Welcome to the wonderful land of Pweb. I can teach you how to sharpshoot if you'd like. =]

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