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You know why they called it the Xbox One? They knew just how many people would buy it. Seriously though, this has to be one of the biggest mistakes microsoft has ever made. The Xbox One is going to tank, and I'm going to laugh when it happens. If I'm wrong, I will be very sad.

Ah what the hell.

http://fc02.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2012/171/1/4/what_i_think_of_when_headcanon_by_ennervateindustries-d548mg0.png Yea, it certainly is a hilarious case of homophones. I usually thought the same thing until I started delving into head canon constantly.

The only difference between how I act online and offline, is how energetic I tend to be. This can directly be related to the fact that I'm far more confident speaking online than when my insecurities tend to get the better of me in a public environment. That is to say, I'm actually over-energetic sometimes for no apparent reason.

I thought and thought about what to say about this bullwhip, and only one thing came to mind in my minute of thinking. You now have... ...Best Bullwhip.

It's probably already been answered, but are there slots open for Organization XIII/are we even allowed to RP as antagonists?

Because media. Media portrays the 'perfect', or the 'most desirable' individuals, as thin, curvaceous bombshells, or finely sculpted Greek gods. Since most people spend a huge amount of time sifting through pop culture such as movies, music videos and even magazines, the impression they get is 'looking good = success' or something like that. Some people aren't this ignorant, and don't consider image to be super important, and these people are considered 'unkempt' or 'filthy' for silly reasons. Image is only important because society makes it important, when is reality is should have less influence when being interviewed for a job, attracting the opposite sex, and being successful in general. Unfortunately, the sad truth is that society has made image obscenely important. The modern Zeitgeist is pathetic, this is a fact.

I rarely post, but try to put as much information as possible into my posts. Well, sometimes I try, other times I usually just blurt out something relevant and/or comedic. 3/10?

I will squash your ambition with a mighty crunch sound. Welcome.

Ghosts? Ghosts. I absolutely hate the idea that ghosts might exist. There's zero concrete proof that ghosts exist, and I've yet to experience anything 'super natural' in my lifetime to warrant belief. Every single ghost story can be explained. Sometimes the explanations are theory, but it still has more weight than 'dead people messing with the living, with zero rationality in their actions' as far as I'm concerned. I'll give you an example: A friend of my mother's was dumbfounded when they found out I don't believe in ghosts (oh gee, it must be stupid to think clearly about something for more than ten minutes) and immediately began to spout story after nonsensical story to somehow 'make me' believe, at least that's my assumption because she certainly wasn't doing it for the sake of an interesting story. The first story was 'her dead father holding her shoulder a week after he passed away'. Think about that for a damn second people. First of all, she said this happened at around 3 in the morning, meaning she was probably sleep deprived since she goes to work at 8 AM every day. On top of that, her emotional state was probably in disarray with only a week of grieving (this is taking into account the type of person she is, some people aren't affected for weeks at a time). Now, somebody who desperately wants to see their dead father again, in complete disarray, might actually hallucinate something like a sensation on their shoulder and the image of their father's face for a moment. Looking back on the occurrence, one might exaggerate after something like this happens. Before someone spouts 'GHOST' they should think about the situation for a little while. Unfortunately not a lot of people do this. Don't get me wrong, it's fine to believe in ghosts if you really want to, just like it's fine to believe in god. I however, find it absurd.