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I thought he's the groom. Look at the flowers on his jacket.

A maffia wedding?

If this can be any consolation: I look much older than my age and can't really act goofy in real life, either. Since my family has a history of going bald, I will be looking real old real soon.

I can kind of see it now, but your old avatar screams: "I am old enough to be your father." Am I the only minor here?

I am almost 21, but just look at my avatar: do I look like some one who acts his age?

Glad you liked them. Thanks for the link, Craigboy2. Now I got more choices for my desktop to cycle through. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Your welcome. All this talk makes me want to play IWD again but I promised myself I wouldn't untill I buy Icewind Dale: Ultimate Collection. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I have that. Ooh, now I am being an a$$ and spamming. Alright, some Kotor II concept arts: http://bastilashan.com/star_wars_kotor_ii_...concept_art.htm

Glad you liked them. Thanks for the link, Craigboy2. Now I got more choices for my desktop to cycle through.

It's just you.

I totally agree. Here are some more concept arts from IWD: 1 2 3 4

KotorFanactic - A messy hair Bastila? I like it! (Haha... Beats Draken to this one. ) Anyways, good work and you should finish it. Sentry - Get well soon. Or may the Force be with you.

Nope. They're selling those dolls. If anyone's interested, go visit their website. p.s. Sorry, but no, you can't undress their armour.

I voted for Jade, too.

I thought maybe it's because they don't contribute much to Obsidian's cause. Btw, is there any way to save the PMs you sent out? p.s. Nice avatar, Eldar !

Nice work! The Visas one is my favorite. It can make a great bookmark. Have you considered making them?

Sounds good.

Here is one :D : HotFemaleMandalorian

It doesn't make sense. Unless you believe that Revan could predict whether the Exile would become a Sith or a Jedi. AND you believe that Revan could predict, accurately, that the Exile would defeat Kreia in her home base (assuming Revan even knew that Trayus was still in existence). <{POST_SNAPBACK}> But the Force does give you visions.

Silver is the shiznit.

Not in a million years, so do your worst.

And hurricanes.

If the situation escalates? You mean if the students look like they might be getting public support? Or if there's an 'incident'? The British police are very good at manufacturing 'incidents' that force them to break up peaceful demonstrations violently. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Running a country of 1.5 billion people, where 20% of them are illiterate and 70% of them are simple-minded peasants isn't exactly the same as with a country where higher education is available for almost every one (like US). If you think the western protestors can cause chaos, wait till you see 1 billion peasants rise up with their shovels. Unstability in China can cause much turmoil, which is the reason Clinton always seeked friendship with China as he would rather see a strong and progressive China rather than a unstable and unpredictable one. The people of China has the right to call for reform within the government and the government should be willing to listen. For now, neither are doing their part. Now during Tiananman Square, the government at the time simply panicked as they have never dealt with the situation before and didn't think before they started issuing orders. I think the government today is at least more willing to listen, especially since the new chairman is known as a moderate and climbed the ladder of power by working with the youth population. They certainly won't grant every demand being made, but just might be able to solve the situation through peaceful means.

Curses! :'( Now what do I do with the 10 bucks I saved?

1. Even though the Chinese government won't admit it openly, they knew Tiananmen Square was a great mistake. You don't send an army against defenseless students. I think if a major protest happens today, they might resort to violence if the situation escalates, but certainly not tanks (sticks more likely). 2. Well, the US already used nuclear weapons on civilians and can't really take that back now. Issue such a policy would only give them more embarrassment.

If you can believe it, the Chinese government does call themselves a democratic one, which is laughable of course. As I said, the source of corruption in China is that people rule over the law. Again, this may come across as ridiculous, but the Chinese Constitution drawn in year 1949 clearly stated freedom of press, religion, and speech for all people.

Thanks! :"> It's the first time my drawings actually conveyed my emotions (rage and frustration specifically). I guess that officially makes me an artist " .