themadmaggot

Yeah, I feel that way, too. Maybe changing the dictionary actually would be beneficial.

that thumbs down was supposed to just be an "n" in parentheses, indicating that it's a noun. haha.

The only reason I voted no, is because the term "gay marriage" is a contradiction. in the dictionary, the word "marriage" is defined as: "marriage (n). the state of being united to a person of the opposite sex as husband or wife in a consensual and contractual relationship recognized by law" however, I believe that gay people should be able to be unionized whenever and wherever they want to, as well as have it recognized by law, and have all the same rights. It should just be called something different. Either that, or change the definition of marriage.

...Said the rapist

Nope. Rapunzella is a diminuative, meaning "little radish" in Latin. (rapem=radish). The witch named her that because she remembered the radishes having been stolen from her garden. :)

Right, but if you're confident enough in whatever you think is correct, within those two systems, then you shouldn't be swayed so easily by advertisements. You say you don't watch TV for the commercials, so how would a political advertisement on there effect you any differently than any other commercial?

If every party had their own website, there'd be no point in taking the commercials off television. You can change the channel if you don't like the candidate being advertised. The only people who should be bothered by political advertisements are those who are not confident enough in their own political ideology and are easily swayed.

It's not ironic, lupis is Latin for "wolf". Many of Rowling's character names are simply alagories.

You're a first-time vegan and it's nice to meat ya :)

Dude, fuck you. I wear a 00 and I DEFINITELY do not have an eating disorder. Do you think super tiny people actually enjoy it?

@1323389 (PowerSerg): dun dun dun dun dun dun dun dun.

@1322210 (Retooser): oh yes.

@1322115 (lovely): Ice, ice, baby.

@1320613 (mchristie): Oh, no, I most definitely agree. All I'm saying is that of course it's easier, since most all drugs aren't regulated by the government anyhow.

@1319293 (Regularity): I know. But that seems a bit self-explanatory, due to the fact that alcohol is legal, after a certain age, and drugs are illegal for everyone.