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 Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:00 pm
I enjoyed Yuna and Tidus even if they were fruitcakes really. Rikku's chipper personality was a bit over the top, but still cute. Really I liked the fact that even though the charcters of FFX had suffered so much hardship, they could still continue to laugh and smile. They didn't let it beat them, or cause them to break down (see VII, and VIII *kicks damn squall/leon b*****d for giving up*) they kept moving forward.
I suppose I'll ever be idealistic when it comes to things.
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:07 pm
lurichan I enjoyed Yuna and Tidus even if they were fruitcakes really. Rikku's chipper personality was a bit over the top, but still cute. Really I liked the fact that even though the charcters of FFX had suffered so much hardship, they could still continue to laugh and smile. They didn't let it beat them, or cause them to break down (see VII, and VIII *kicks damn squall/leon b*****d for giving up*) they kept moving forward. I suppose I'll ever be idealistic when it comes to things. I suppose. FFXII in a few months. Yay.
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:07 pm
Deific Requiem lurichan I enjoyed Yuna and Tidus even if they were fruitcakes really. Rikku's chipper personality was a bit over the top, but still cute. Really I liked the fact that even though the charcters of FFX had suffered so much hardship, they could still continue to laugh and smile. They didn't let it beat them, or cause them to break down (see VII, and VIII *kicks damn squall/leon b*****d for giving up*) they kept moving forward. I suppose I'll ever be idealistic when it comes to things. I suppose. FFXII in a few months. Yay. I might actually shell out full price for FFXII. (is notorious for waiting for things to go down in price a bit before purchasing).
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:09 pm
I've got just over 60k in tickets. Over halfway there. *dances*
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:10 pm
lurichan Deific Requiem lurichan I enjoyed Yuna and Tidus even if they were fruitcakes really. Rikku's chipper personality was a bit over the top, but still cute. Really I liked the fact that even though the charcters of FFX had suffered so much hardship, they could still continue to laugh and smile. They didn't let it beat them, or cause them to break down (see VII, and VIII *kicks damn squall/leon b*****d for giving up*) they kept moving forward. I suppose I'll ever be idealistic when it comes to things. I suppose. FFXII in a few months. Yay. I might actually shell out full price for FFXII. (is notorious for waiting for things to go down in price a bit before purchasing). I have had mine prepaid for a year now. I am best friends with an eb - video game store - manager. I get first copy - WoOt!
I have seem most of the game on google video and youtube anyways.
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:14 pm
Deific Requiem lurichan Deific Requiem lurichan I enjoyed Yuna and Tidus even if they were fruitcakes really. Rikku's chipper personality was a bit over the top, but still cute. Really I liked the fact that even though the charcters of FFX had suffered so much hardship, they could still continue to laugh and smile. They didn't let it beat them, or cause them to break down (see VII, and VIII *kicks damn squall/leon b*****d for giving up*) they kept moving forward. I suppose I'll ever be idealistic when it comes to things. I suppose. FFXII in a few months. Yay. I might actually shell out full price for FFXII. (is notorious for waiting for things to go down in price a bit before purchasing). I have had mine prepaid for a year now. I am best friends with an eb - video game store - manager. I get first copy - WoOt!
I have seem most of the game on google video and youtube anyways. I rather wait for the surpise of playing it first hand. (espeically since I never played FFXI since I don't do the whole online game thing). Well.. first hand and perhaps with a stragey guide near by just in case... FFX had puzzles of insanity in the cloiser of trials.
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:16 pm
lurichan Deific Requiem lurichan Deific Requiem lurichan I enjoyed Yuna and Tidus even if they were fruitcakes really. Rikku's chipper personality was a bit over the top, but still cute. Really I liked the fact that even though the charcters of FFX had suffered so much hardship, they could still continue to laugh and smile. They didn't let it beat them, or cause them to break down (see VII, and VIII *kicks damn squall/leon b*****d for giving up*) they kept moving forward. I suppose I'll ever be idealistic when it comes to things. I suppose. FFXII in a few months. Yay. I might actually shell out full price for FFXII. (is notorious for waiting for things to go down in price a bit before purchasing). I have had mine prepaid for a year now. I am best friends with an eb - video game store - manager. I get first copy - WoOt!
I have seem most of the game on google video and youtube anyways. I rather wait for the surpise of playing it first hand. (espeically since I never played FFXI since I don't do the whole online game thing). Well.. first hand and perhaps with a stragey guide near by just in case... FFX had puzzles of insanity in the cloiser of trials. Perhaps.
^ ^;
*was over-looking the cutting sticky*
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:19 pm
Deific Requiem Perhaps.
^ ^;
*was over-looking the cutting sticky*
Three or four people said it should be a sticky, and since it is well written and well done, I really couldn't see a reason why not to make it one. As for myself... I'm a little sore and tired and so I'm going to grab a quick nap. *waves* Night night.
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Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 9:31 am
It's another day... I actually got some sleep. *gasp* who knew?
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Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 10:38 am
Is everyone in school today?
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Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 12:55 pm
lurichan Is everyone in school today? Sadly, we where. I managed to get in a religion conversation that involed the sentances "Gay for Jesus" and "God is a tourtise. Look arround and it all makes sense that way". This is my Omega
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Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 1:38 pm
I wasn't in school. I should have been at work, but I was at the hospital all day awaiting news of my grandomther's surgery. Then practically the second I got home I got harped on to do the dishes. scream
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Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 1:53 pm
Sadly, I must surender my wireless card to the woman.
I hope to be back later.
Goodbye.
I'll always be dreaming of you
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Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 2:25 pm
Well, you can say I go to school.
But, really, if I don't learn anything new (which is rather often) I just deem the building as a hangout for those with nothing to do until they reach the age of "adulthood".
Anyway, I'll be in and out today...gotta lot of stuff to prepare for that center of hangoutness.
::waves:: Hello all!
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Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 2:32 pm
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