Dark Moth

Hey, I'll do someone if they do me! I guess I could do a t.o.m.b.s. sheet for them, too.

Hey, welcome back! (w00t) Congrats on getting the Ranger contract! And yes, the Green Dragon is alive and well. :ph34r:

Amen.

:"> <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Opps I shouldn't have post that. If my friend was here she would get jeolous. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> But you two could always kiss and make up.

Who, me?

Cookies!

But where?

The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. " Back on topic: I think in relationships, while you need to find someone you're compatible with, don't let the little differences get to you. Sometimes it takes the little things to kill a relationship. Then again, if you're a very nitpicky person, then perhaps a relationship isn't something you might be ready for.

Then again, K2 isn't exactly famous for adhering to the traditional SW atmosphere. And yes, you're right. I believe it was supposed to be in the unknown regions beyond the outer rim.

Very creative, though.

I would like to imagine the True Sith as a concept that never appeared in K2.

A sefless act like that deserves praise. I wish him the best of luck and a speedy recovery. My biggest hope though is that his story, or any other similar story for that matter, will inspire others to do the same.

Puzzles are a nice touch. I've never played Myst, but one of the good things about K1 is the riddles/puzzles you occasionally had to solve to get ahead. It was a nice alternative to simply blowing your way through things. I think one of the main things keeping things like puzzles from appearing frequently is the fear that (as mkreku mentioned above) the puzzles will be too hard and gamers will get frustrated to the point of giving up entirely. It's always been my impression that a lot of people enjoy gaming because it doesn't involve a lot of strenuous brain activity.

Have you gotten a review yet, Petay? My memory is a little hazy at the moment. EDIT: Yup, you got one. We should start doing reports for those who don't have them yet! Any fresh prey - I mean, volunteers?

Kenny Loggins - Danger Zone & Metallica - Nothing Else Matters

You could have all the girlfriends you want, but if you can't talk and share like friends, than how would your relationship be anything special? This is especially essential for married couples. How would How would it be trule love, and not lust that's holding you together? As far as marriages, I think the best spouse would also be your best friend.

Wow Calax thats incredibly profound. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> But not necessarily true. You are your own God in the sense you control your destiny, but not in the sense that you will know all the answers. Humans are are not the wisest of beings. As socrates pointed out, true wisdom is knowing that you know nothing. While you should trust in yourself, to believe yourself infallible is wrong. CoF, I don't think God would want you to have blind faith. How would that benefit he/she/it in any way, or yourself for that matter? It'd be like a person reading a book but not even understanding the plot. As said earlier, keep asking yourself questions, because that is the only way to learn. Trust in God and trust in yourself. Also, talk to those around you, family and friends, both inside and outside the church. You will find the answers.

You know, you could look at it another way. Instead of asking God to show you the path, ask God to give you the wisdom to find the right path. And while you can't change the world, why not try to change what you can? That is how the world changes in the first place. But as for what Calax said, don't become too sure of yourself. Have pride but not foolish pride. To do that would only lead to you having a blind faith in yourself.

I like Jaguars myself. It may have something to do with my school mascot, but hey. And how about this for patterns: ^^^ And before any says it, yes, I do see the irony in me posting that pic.

Though I'd like to think for a religious man, his love for God should come before his love for everything else because that is the foundation of his entire being. So if either of you two would like to convert, I would hope it's due to the result of the union of you two not so that your union would be the result. Just some friendly advice. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Julianw and DL make good points. That would prove a problem for me. As much as I love women , I would not convert to a different religion for a woman. At most, I would convert to a different denomination of Christianity. Should I ever convert to a different religion, it'd be due to a major discontent with my own faith or a sudden loss in the belief of God. Ask yourself: "Who is more important to me: God, or girlfriend?" I wouldn't have any problem marrying a woman of a different faith, but as CoF has pointed out, the only problem there would be the question of children being raised in a divided environment. Not always a good combo. I unfortunately don't have the luxury of knowing a lot of Muslims. They are a rarity around where I live. If it weren't for everything going on in current events today sparking religious debate (Israel vs Palestine, U.S. vs Terror), I'm sure we'd see a lot more people getting along in the home front.

Odd, considering I know religious people who are psychology majors. I myself am taking psychology in the spring. And no, I don't think it will cure me of religion. I'm a hopeless case. :D

Well, seems my vote was too late. Probably a good thing though, as it tied up the score.

No. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> -10 T.O.M.B.S. points for laziness. *influence lost*

Just what I'd expect from someone that can see no logical flaw with reconciling God as a trinity. " <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Care to explain? Or shall I unleash "paladin frenzy" and get reported?

Geez, and here I was expecting Epiphany to post this thread. No, I'm not getting it for pure $$$ reasons. But I will most definitely get it sometime in the near future.