I support eutnanasia, but only in extreme circumstances. I don't think just any sick person should kill themselves unless they are REALLY suffering under some horrible and incurable disease or have a severe injury in which they would be in a vegetative state. In some cases though, people do get better and change their mind and I understand why some people don't support it. However, if I were suffering from a horrible disease, I don't think I'd want to have someone kill me off, but then again, that's just my opinion on it.
I know I'm not, but it doesn't really bother me. :) I've only been here for a little more than a week and I don't post too much so I don't expect too many people to know me.
You should get Starfox Adventures, Pikmin, and all those others(ssbm, re4). Why you still sticking with the ol' cube. The Wii is cheap. There are only like 5 amazing games for gamecube. Re4, Windwaker, Pikmin, SSBM, Animal Crossing, Soul Caliber 2...Screw it who am I foolin there are like 15 amzing games. lol!!!
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I'm a college student, so I don't have much money to spend and I'm waiting to see what else comes on wii. I'd rather have a system that has many good games, than one that only has a few even if it is brand spanking new and the others are now obsolete.
[QUOTE="Seize_the_dayX"]I did like all the time...from elementary school till I went to college. I wasn't exactly a member of the "in crowd" if you know what I mean. I was misdiagnosed with having a severe learning disability and I had a bad speech impairment. I was put in retard-mode classes until I hit 5th grade, but those things definitely gave my peers a lot to gawk at and make fun of. killer_noodles
takle them and beat their faces in.....er talk it out?
lol. Well, it followed me all throughout middle school and high school, even though I was an honors student. I was tortured for it, but I got through it without any fights somehow. I mostly did all I could to ignore everyone and that was hard as all hell...
I did like all the time...from elementary school till I went to college. I wasn't exactly a member of the "in crowd" if you know what I mean. I was misdiagnosed with having a severe learning disability and I had a bad speech impairment. I was put in retard-mode classes until I hit 5th grade, but those things definitely gave my peers a lot to gawk at and make fun of.
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