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is more well known than the characters in Final Fantasy II
toothpaste kisses

You're welcome. Or are you? I don't know if I want to welcome you. I don't know anything about you other than you're coolness rate is like a rollercoaster going up and down and up and down and up and down just like a girls boobs when she's jumping around. Isn't that a great sight? Girls should jump around more often. They do it a lot but they need to like replace walking with jumping around. Like a Mexican jumping bean. I saw a Mexican person jumping around once. Ever notice when you say a word a lot it stops sounding like a word? Jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump... Shonen Jump... I hate that magazine. The only manga they do that isn't old and is any good is Beet the Vandal Buster. That manga is awesome. It's got swords and magic and a girl with big boobs. 2 or 3 girls actually. They don't wear much clothing. Which I think would be a deterent. They're fighting demons and monsters and and they're out there in a little tank top and mini skirt and it just doesn't seem that ideal for fighting. Chun Li and that one chick from King of Fighters is the only people who could get away with that kind stuff. How come there are no short people in fighting games? I think there need to be midgets in fighting games. And then the girls in the game have to be all like "OMIGOD HE'S SO CUTE I WANT TO EAT HIM UP" and the he like hadokens her. Or gets glomped and then just goes with it until he finally gets laid. Did you ever notice there are no ugly girls in fighting games? Actually, that's pretty accurate. I know a lot of pretty Asian girls who could kick my ass. I'm not kidding, they take martial arts and stuff and they punch hard. They scare me.

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Originally Posted by I Don't Need A Name. Or should I say Final Andy? I remember you being a lot cooler as Final Andy than you are now. I didn't even know what happened to you, I thought you died and this annoying newbie with a clever screen name wandered in. And then Christmas started to fellate you as I Don't Need A Name and I thought, "OMG WHO THE HELL IS THAT" and then a few months ago I found out you were Final Andy and I was like "OMG I FOUND YOU" and then I realized you stopped being cool after your name change. I'm just going to keep calling you Final Andy from now on. THIS QUOTE = FINAL ANDY, A GUY WHO WAS WAY COOLER BEFORE HIS NAME CHANGE AND CHRISTMAS FELLATION. I BET HE GOT HERPES OR SOMETHING FROM HER. MAYBE IT WAS CHICKEN HERPES. I MEAN CHICKEN POX. I GOT IMMUNIZED AGAINST CHICKEN POX BEFORE I GOT IT SO I DON'T KNOW IF IT SUCKS OR NOT, BUT AT ANY RATE YOU SUCK NOW. WELL, LESS THAN YOU DID A FEW MONTHS AGO. Actually, you're pretty cool again now.

my GOD rengori is a master of waffling on and on

I'm not that good at it.

I don't really bother with what browser other people use I only really recommend Firefox if I'm asked about it. Anyway I hope you like the movie!

my GOD rengori is a master of waffling on and on

Originally Posted by History Boys? I've never heard of it. GREASE is an awesome movie. One of my favorite musicals. But Little Shop of Horrors is the best musical ever though. For many reasons. For one, I actually went to see it on stage and they had a bunch of full size animatronic Audrey IIs for all the stages that the plant when through. And it was lip synced and everything to sing and it was just awesome. It's about a murderous singing plant, how can it not be awesome? Anyway, I heard someone say that "Hey There Delilah" was a deep song. "Hey There Delilah" is probably the most straightforward song about love there is. Ooh, look, he said that she's pretty and he loves her a lot. Big whoop. There's no symbolic message or anything in the song. If there is, I think it's along the lines of "GIMME YOUR MONEY RETARDS" or "You'd be surprised how many people will think 2 chords is impressive". Deep usually implies there's symbolism and further interpretation than the lyrics may suggest on the first read. Stairway to Heaven is an example of deep lyrics. But anyway, I'm ranting. So, how about this weather?

How's it going.

I didn't mean that D: Now by "movie person" do you mean one who doesn't watch many movies or one who doesn't like to watch movies? Either way I probably am one

Also why the hell isn't the word movie in Firefox's spell checker. You do not need to answer that

The stage version was excellent. I hope English classes study it one day.

Yeah, it's definitely a good movie for an English literature enthusiast. It's also good listening practice, I had to get subtitles to quite follow what they were saying since they were talking pretty fast. But of course a lot of the jokes will get lost in translation (another great movie, btw) so English subtitles are preferable.

The History Boys is a great movie. At least if you don't mind movies where they discuss a lot.