Dark Moth

If you have a problem with someone wearing a cross, then that's a sad statement on your part. But what you fail to realize is there are millions of people who aren't offended by seeing a cross or star of David or a headscarf. If you can't allow yourself to tolerate simple forms of expression like that, then that is what we call bigotry. A problem that you can solve with genocide! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Please, don't make jokes like that, cause it's really not funny.

Why do people even make polls like these? Revan's going to win every won.

That way Hades won't ever have to see it.

It's the wrong attitude. If you can't put up with other faiths, then you have a problem. And did I say anthing about rituals? I meant simple forms of religious expression, like headscarves or crosses. What is wrong with them? I would have the same attitude if there were Hindus or Buddhists involved. And of course I wouldn't want a satanic ritual in my workplace (for one, they tend to be a little more inappropriate), but neither would I allow a Christian to serve Communion in the workplace either. Rituals/ceremonies are very different than simply what you wear.

*thumbsdown* @ this poll.

It's not the same thing. Besides, someone's faith is a little more serious than the matter you just described. Faith shouldn't be waved around as some "magical shield", but I think it's fair that society not try to repress or silence faith of any kind just because it might be a public place. In France, they're banning Muslim women from wearing headscarves, and Chistians from wearing large crosses. Is that fair? Why do they have to be silenced? Is it really too hard to allow some expression of religion in school or the workplace? Answer: NO. If the employer can't allow some room for religion, than that's his problem, not the employee's problem. You're attitude is: "They chose it, they have to deal with it", which in this case, is the wrong attitude to take. Public schools and workplaces should be a place of inclusion, not exclusion.

I hope they make it LS just so people like you will be ticked off. ^_^

How about if people learn to respect other lifestyles instead? As for the article, I hope the Muslims protesting are aware that their actions are hurting their cause more than helping it.

But it also has experience, levels, stats, skills, classes, and equipment. Seems enough like an RPG to me. And even if it's not, it doesn't bother me. It's a good game on its own.

B.

Meanwhile, I had some nice leftover steak from earlier today.

Hope you get the joke. ^^ I just had a bologna sandwhich.

Foo Fighters - Halo

Hard to say. Marka Ragnos and Nihilus were probably the most powerful. Revan was probably the best strategist. Sion was a pansy.

Where are the wonderful parts? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Probably whatever you don't like. ^_^

Why go through the trouble? The Republic never collapsed until Darth Sidious took over anyway, so a DS ending would be a direct contradiction of the storyline. And seriously, who cares if it's canon or not? You can still choose the DS ending for the games. If you like it better that way, fine. But if you really get that upset over it not being canon...you really need to get a life. (and I'm not referring to you specifically, just people in general)

Good point, but then again, the internet is full of weirdos. But if it makes you feel any better, you're a Miss Launch to me. ^_^

I have...one.

Hmm...

Anyone need a report? I'm itching to do another one.

Ah, okay. But I tend to have a less strict standards as to what an RPG is than many posters here.

I'm sure the millions of fans who bought and still play it would agree with you.

Pudding jokes are lame when used in abundance. Cease and desist.

*sniff* Smells like spam to me.

Burn.