Originally posted by neotransotaku

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I don't have a religion, so technically I'm athiest. However, I'm starting to get more open to Christianity and trying to reconcile some things I do believe in to work in the framework of the religion. However, I haven't had that click yet and until I get that click, I not converting. I already live my life in a good manner by common sense standards so whether I pick up one or I don't is meeh.

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Originally posted by Danielle

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Some people are just like that.

An example I can parallel yours with is Green Day. Their old punk friends (who aren't big, and probably never will be) used to support them for their efforts in trying to make it in music. But funny... ever since American Idiot came out, the old friends hate them. Call the sellouts. Call them posers. But why? Green Day is the same band, singing about the same stuff they always have (maybe a little more political, but has there ever been a better time than now?). It annoys me how people view bands differently if they become popular. Like, once you make it big you don't deserve the same that you did when you were fighting for that popularity.

Rather stupid.
Fall Out Boy is okay, but I hadn't heard much of them until they were popular. But your girlfriend no longer liking them because everyone knows their name.. that's kinda... flaky. No love for the music.

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Originally posted by Ran-chan

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Why did that remind me about GP Toss from Final Fantasy V.

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Originally posted by Ran-chan

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Then those extremists are playing the newspaper in the hands. They wanted a reaction and they got one.

Now they´ve an argument for picturing them as terrorists.

I guess that was their plan.

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Originally posted by Snow Tomato

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"Playmate of the Apes"

Need I say anything more? Funniest movie ever filmed... ever.

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