A Link In Time

I'm just helping you out.

Whaddaya know, she just joined.

Hiya! Glad you liked the Swap note picture I made! I was thinking about Sakura Samurai when I drew it . I really enjoy drawing, I'll pretty much draw anything I like or see.
You could ask me to draw something and I'll most definitely be able to do it in no time.

When the back of the train engine opens up to launch those box thingies, shoot in the one spot. Mechbeth will begin to flail about, revealing its tangible back side. You've probably put two and two together already and know to shoot at it.

Don't you hate it when people on the forums say like 3 or 4 words and then say "nuff said". It is so annoying

water u talkin aboot

So you should be in bed by now. Copy?

I Don't run it XD I Work for it XD

It's going well, we just redesigned the site!

I was thinking we could go to The Avengers, and then go to a nice little Italian place.

ALIT, we're going on a double date with MadameMajora and Atticus sometime.

I think understand. I actually used to be pretty bad about Christianity when I was in my earlier teens. I had a lot of friends who were gay, atheists, or pagans, and they often got into fights with Christians. Half of the time, they were the ones provoking it. Then, after a while, I realized my friends were being seriously immature and taking things too far, and that I had been just as bad. It is entirely possible to be religious and still have a good sense about science and rights. There really isn't any reason that science and religion *have* to be at odds, but I think a lot of people on both sides jump to conclusions without really thinking things through.

I wouldn't say I have a vast knowledge, but thanks! xD I started researching Syria last summer, and have barely scratched the surface of that country, let alone the rest of the region. But what I found out about Syria fascinated me, and the more I learned, the more I loved it. I also started reading blogs from Americans who have volunteered or lived in Syria and loved learning about it from their points of view.

You're definitely right about the stereotypes. One thing I find interesting, and sad, is that people seem to get the idea that Middle East = Arabs = Fundamentalist Muslims = Terrorists. That's just not the way it goes. Syria is secular, although there has been a rise in sectarian conflict as a result of the uprising, and a good chunk of the population identifies as Christian. There are even Jews and Atheists who lived peacefully in Syria. I don't have issues with Islam at all - the issues that I do have are with the groups using Islam as a convenient excuse for murder. The Middle East does have a very long history of conflict, but so does every other place in the world. The U.S. has a lot of nasty stuff in its history, after all.

Oh did I say Pipit?
I mean't to say Hylia.
He's lookin' fine.

Sounds busy. I wish you well.

I'm headed to bed, I'm exhausted from bowling today.
Goodnight.

Pipit looked very bootiful in that picture.
Didn't she?

I'm glad!

I don't find it rude at all. I don't have a belief system that's well known or recognized - it's a private belief system shared by a few friends of mine. What about you?