Gryph

i am an adult

yup. :[

It's official: http://www.marvel.com/news/vgstories.7770....rns_This_Summer EDIT: Also moved to Lounge because it's not 360 exclusive. There will be a demo on PS3 this Thursday.

This is the first time I've heard of it.

Here's some championship match between Dhalsim and Ryu

Deleted that thread....it was a mistake.

Even I am not above the law. I'll post it in spam.

I really want to post an SF4 related video but it pretty much breaks all the rules. It's so disgusting but hilarious.

They're going to be butt pirates in prison now.

No, not since then but I really want to. A friend of mine is buying an AK so I want to shoot that.

The girl is a registered sex offender: http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/years...91dominos1.html Truly a success at life.

Hahaha that's awesome.

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I love it!

Peeping Tom - Kill The DJ

Jesus, NF2. Condolences.

KMFDM \m/ I am as far from cool as possible.

I think the only state that kind of allows assisted suicide is Oregon with it's Death With Dignity Act or something.

I haven't heard much about ambien unfortunately. Melatonin supplements is supposedly a good way to help sleep. It makes sense biologically because melatonin is involved with circadian rhythm.

A friend of mine when we were just hanging out.

Want to give more detail as to why? I'm kind of in the middle. I believe people should do what they consider is best for themselves but I also take into consideration that a lot of people aren't in a right state of mind when they are dying. Depending on the cause, some would be dealing with pain at extreme levels and just want to get it over with but still have a chance of being cured or at least given alternatives to dealing with it. Well I don't love it. This is an incredibly touchy subject in the medical world. I pretty much feel the same way you do on this issue. If someone is very sick and in great pain they should be able to do what they want to feel better, even if it means ending their life. Patients can refuse any kind of treatment and just ask for pain killers that make the pain go away when they die but they can't ask a doctor to give them something that will kill them faster. Should doctors be able to do that? I don't think they should. I think they should make the remaining life as painless as possible and that's done through services like hospice. It's all very complex and my brain is too scattered right now to talk in any length about anything serious.

In 2 months I take a test that will pretty much define the rest of my future. I have no clue how I will do well on it.

Hehe thanks. I must have been looking at something funny on my phone.

ok i may do that one day if i cannot sleep