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Un'Anima Persa Joined: 12 February 2005 Posts: 3326 Location: In mourning.	Posted: Sunday 9 October 2005 03 45 10 pm in topic:Weasley's Anima Juice Bar [Proudly Sponsoring the RPG Forum] Bextra wrote: I can't stand dresses! If I get to wear shorts and t-shirt that'd be okay. Hmm, Sounds... Familiar.... *gets out big arrow and points it towrds self* *ahem* anyways... Well, I think that we should sell bagels. BAgels are awesome. I had three this morning. Weasley, what do you think about... Bagels? Breakfast bagels, lunch bagels, Dinner bagels, veggie bagels, Egg bagels, Cheese bagels! YOU CAN DO ANYTHING WITH BAGELS!!! Bagels? *puppy dog eyes are a failure* *cracks knuckles*
Bextra Joined: 18 April 2005 Posts: 374 Location: Sitting on the roof of the owlery playing the harmonica.	Posted: Sunday 9 October 2005 01 33 45 am in topic:Weasley's Anima Juice Bar [Proudly Sponsoring the RPG Forum] When did you find out Crookshanks??? Was it after Courtneys? My sister won't get proposed to for a while, I don't even think that she has a boyfriend yet (That I know of, but I'm trying) I just hope I don't have to be a bridesmaid, I can't stand dresses! If I get to wear shorts and t-shirt that'd be okay. Anyway, I'll have a orange juice in a cup shaped like a giraffe and filled with those yummy traffic light drinks! And don't forget the crazy straw!
thestral Joined: 2 December 2004 Posts: 531 Location: beside the veil waiting for sirius	Posted: Friday 9 September 2005 08 37 37 am in topic:Draco what's your concept tanuki? and for the record, no, i don't believe in god. and who can say one one act is more evil than another? all evil acts have evil consequences, but does the consequence change how evil the act is? who can measure evil? who can measure how good an act is? all of this is a very gray area, in the same way humans are very complex beings, because we have thoughts and freedom of choice, our choices often have far reaching consequences that we can't comprehend. also people have different motivations. some honest good people make bad choices or do 'evil' acts out of a desire to do good. who can judge then if a person is entirely evil? no-one knows the whole story, we judge on what we see and like an iceberg we only see one tenth of a person in the present, we can't see their past and the influences that have shaped them. therefore how can we fully understand a person's actions or condemn a person's actions? anyway i think what all this boils down to is that there is no black and white, everyone is somewhere inbetween and no-one would like to be judged as one thing or another. yet religion tells us you are either a sheep or a goat, you either go to heaven or hell. and that is partly why i don't believe in god. it doesn't give me satisfactory answers, instead it gives simple sweeping statements. like a t-shirt that says one size fits all, religion fits no-one, so therefore people tailor it to what they want to believe. but essentially it was flawed from the beginning otherwise you wouldn't have to change the stitching to make it fit.
Scellanis Joined: 11 September 2002 Posts: 6232 Location: Pretending to be a sea slug with 'go faster' stripes...	Posted: Thursday 4 August 2005 12 29 12 pm in topic:Scellanis's art book There have been a number of new products added to the cafepress shops so I have updated my shop again. The new products include Children's hoodie, sweatshirt and T-shirts, a new woman's T-shirt, tracksuit, a new hoodie, value T-shirt, 2006 calendars and a lightswitch cover. [url=http://www.cafepress.com/sonkem]http://www.cafepress.com/sonkem You can request that I put any image you see in my shop or elfwood gallery on any of the products. Be aware that the lightswitch cover cuts a big hole out of the center of any image. [url=http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/art/s/o/s]http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/art/s/o/s ... onkem.html (I have other images not in either place, ask for details)
Phoenix in the Ashes Joined: 23 January 2005 Posts: 5120 Location: Wandering around the RPG Area	Posted: Friday 8 July 2005 09 56 16 pm in topic:Countdown of 1,000 things we'll do before July 16... Ya did 77 twice, so I'll just skip 72. 71: Wear a t-shirt for the first time in about a month. 70: Write a story over the holidays for homework. Will be making it 5 times as long as everybody elses. 69: Goggle at how quick we're going to finish this 68: Congratulate everyone who did it! 67: Pull up my curtain, it's still down and it's almost 4:00pm! 66: Cross off another day! [i]9.28571428571428571428571428571429[/i]
Ginny Potter Joined: 29 May 2005 Posts: 172 Location: At Starbucks, whenever possible, reading and loading up on caffeine. :)	Posted: Monday 30 May 2005 08 25 10 pm in topic:Harry Potter products you own... [quote]Let's see...I own: ~ all five HP books (and soon the 6th! ) ~ all three HP movies ~ a black t-shirt that says "I Solemnly Swear I'm Up to No Good" on the front, and "Mischief Managed" on the back (it hasn't arrived yet, but I can't wait to wear it when it does! ) That's it for me. [/quote] Nightcrawler is a purist (I mean that in a good way!! )...I suddenly feel so commercial. I left out something...I also have those two guides by Galadriel Waters...one that reviews books 1-4 and a hints guide for book 5. So sad.
Ginny Potter Joined: 29 May 2005 Posts: 172 Location: At Starbucks, whenever possible, reading and loading up on caffeine. :)	Posted: Monday 30 May 2005 10 48 58 am in topic:Harry Potter products you own... Let's see...I own: ~ all five HP books (and soon the 6th! ) ~ all three HP movies ~ a black t-shirt that says "I Solemnly Swear I'm Up to No Good" on the front, and "Mischief Managed" on the back (it hasn't arrived yet, but I can't wait to wear it when it does! ) That's it for me.
Broccoli Joined: 3 July 2002 Posts: 1786 Location: the Moon	Posted: Tuesday 7 December 2004 08 28 45 am in topic:St Nicolaus' Day Yay! I got a thick book on Photoshop, a T-shirt and LOTS of sweets as a present. Oh, and I forgot to mention the Milka-cow!