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Yes, but neglect to make sure to study the other effects for a longer period. This results in people getting hurt by the meds, keep a closer eye on the employees making it, and maybe we won't have such issues.

Yeah, I heard boston drivers. But I will not fault them for it's not entirely their fault, it's a bit of both, the road design and the driver having to adapt.

So far I've been told Massachusetts has the worst driving rep, but there are differing opinions throughout different states and countries, so let's hear what you think. Here's a video on their streets: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-gxwkNuu9o The streets in boston are not built for traffic, but for people. So this is why in that city, drivers are struggling to learn the streets design so they can drive more effectively on it. People blame the drivers, but it's really both the road and the drivers.

There are days I wish I could go back and change what things I did wrong, but know I cannot. I've made some pretty stupid mistakes in my life, and none are a laughing matter either. It's just one of those moments that are so embarrassing, you wish it never happened. One mistake was me getting angry over a simple insult and striking my brother across the face. It wasn't a moment later that I snapped out of it and realized what I had done... I had lost control again. I felt so ashamed of myself that I just kept myself inside my own room out of fear of hurting someone else in my family. Even the simple task of making friends has been daunting, and I feel I'll never be able to in reality. I've even told my father that I hated him, even though that was never true. I say things that just end up backfiring on me in huge ways, I've also nearly died four times in the past. All this... It's got me thinking, "What will people think of me when i'm gone?" Will I be known as the jerk who made everyone's life worse, or will I be loved? This runs through my mind on a daily basis, and it won't stop, constantly reminding me of what I could have done differently.

Your godly parent is Ares, the god of War, Violence, Battlelust and Rage. Not what I was expecting...

MLP logic is a strange thing, no?

Adventure Quest isn't what you think, it's a free game. But you can pay for extra features if you're willing to, not because you have to. All account types have a fair chance against each other, it's just a matter of your play style. The only things you pay for are Armor, weapons, things of that nature, but you don't really need them to beat monsters when you have a massive armory.

I noticed a game had many songs stolen from Nintendo and other companies. The worst thing is, kids and teens would steal their parents credit cards to pay for items and stuff. It was that bad.

I'm autistic, and that's about it.

Thank you for bringing that up, I had forgotten about it. And I do agree that they need to make the micro transactions non-obstructive in the game, or halt your progress because you can't pay for a item or the like. Most of the time it's this.