In Timesplitters multiplayer, you can be a Ninja Monkey.
Neither! It's all about Timesplitters! (LOL).
They're pretty fast, and they can cause brutal damage if you get hit by them head-on. But after you notice his pattern, guarding them becomes really easy. I still say spam Limit Form + Sonic Raid.
Nice sketches. They're really well done. Kudos to the artist.
Yeah, Eddie Brock is supposed to be this tank of a guy. Topher Grace? He's like, Eddie Brock's arm.
While a little off-topic, I do agree with what you're saying. There is too much funding in my opinion given to abstinence programs. I think there should be more funding in Pregnancy Prevention programs, because I think it's an idealist belief to think you can stop human beings from having intercourse, married or unmarried; it's just how our society's become. If more emphasis was directed at contraceptives, I think the money would be much better spent. EDIT: I don't condone an abortion if it's developed enough to have an ultrasound. In fact, many abortion clinics don't perform abortions when a baby is that far along its development. I distinctively said '2 weeks' as a fairground. You cannot perform an ultrasound that early, however you can confirm pregnancy as early as that.
01_Kairi, the first question a rape victim (or a woman who wants a baby, doesn't matter) would first ask themselves is if they were ovulating at the time of intercourse. As well, I don't think a rape victim would wait a month to check to see if they're pregnant. Many brands of pregnancy tests can confirm pregnancy as early as 6-8 days past ovulation. To help lower the chances of a false negative, the best time to test would be at 9 or 10 days past ovulation. Both cases are well under the 2 weeks period. Right back at you. You don't know when life begins. Thus, you can't call it murder. You have an opinion of when life begins. You can believe it's murder. Thus, opinions affect people's decisions, but don't constitute what the 'right choice' to make is.
True, but your guess is as accurate as the possibility that they could've turned out to be a mass murderer/rapist, someone I know you'd rather not be born, EvilMan_89. Speculation isn't a very strong defense when it comes to justifying the means.
What determines 'when' an embyro is considered a human life is up to debate. There is no clear cut answer, thus the notion of someone 'cold-hearted as to rip a child out of them' is an opinion. This doesn't necessarily constitute a breach of human rights, or inherently count as murder.
Well, took them a hell of a long time to make it. Finally. I remember Chris Tucker mentioning it in one of the outtakes of Rush Hour 2, and that was YEARS ago.
I'm usually pro-choice on this matter, and only condone it under certain conditions (like rape). But I do understand that this is another matter that impacts the perspective of the importance of human life in other people. Once one person does it for a seemingly complicated reason, more and more people will do it for simpler and simpler reasons, and just desensitive society from it altogether. And in the case of going ahead with an abortion, it should be done before 2 weeks. The embyro is still a generic cell during this time--something similar that you would find in bone marrow for example.
The 10th is probably the guy in the shark suit.
I believe Sadaam should've been locked up somewhere for the rest of his life. Considering his age and the crimes he committed, it would've cost less money to keep him isolated for eternity than to execute him.
That's why murder is against the law. You give humanity too much credit. So say someone kills another, and so in turn they get killed for it. There's always going to be someone else who will feel 'a loved one is taken away' from them. Someone kills a man's daughter, so the father kills the man in return. The that man's mother is infuriated and then kills the father. It won't end that way. This is because oftentimes, the circumstances around a murder are filled with so many grey-areas that it's impossible to determine just what the root of the crime is. Did he shoot out of cold-blood? Or did a security guard scare him and accidentally cause him to pull the trigger--which so happened to be aiming at the 35 year old banker with a family of four? In this case, this man's life is hardly worth the death penalty--but it's how the prosecution goes that will decide his fate. A prosecutor may win a first-degree murder case, *not* because that's what really happened, but because the prosecutor was *that* good. Take that reasoning, along with the fact that court rulings have turned out to be wrong time and time again, how do you call this justice? Humanity is in no way, capable of discerning what this true justice is when it is judged by people who depend on their payroll to make a living. What's right is often *not considered* what's really important, because morals don't put food on the table. Judgment of criminals in terms of their crimes and their punishments--be it death sentence or not--are oftentimes very un-unified in terms of how it was handled and judged. The judgment is not as important as the impact it has on the rest of society. Humanity won't learn anything if being killed for killing another becomes a common trend. It doesn't invoke any real change and no goodness or learning comes out of it.
Grats on getting through it. My strategy was have maxed up High Jump and Glide, then get to the middle of the platform, Jump *once* and at the maximum height, begin gliding. It should bring you all the way to the end. Good luck on the Nobody Battles in the Transport to Remembrance. Be prepared to Drive often.
While your statement is full of bias, I don't think humanity has the right, nor the intelligence to accurately portray who is allowed to live and die in our society. We aren't above each other, thus shouldn't have the right to decide who lives and dies. Killing people doesn't solve anything, not morally nor economically. I will reiterate a previous fact that it costs more money to execute criminals than to keep them alive.
Maybe I'm deranged, but about 75% of all the scary movies I've seen, I've watched by myself in my own home. This includes: Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Saw I, The Hills Have Eyes, Hostel, The Ring II, Jeepers Creepers, Silent Hill, etc. It's weird, I think it's because I have a random tendency to want to watch something scary--and that so happens to be a time when I'm home alone. Silent Hill was pretty excessive on the gore, but I think it looked and felt worse than it was because there was no salvation for anyone in the film. The ending was sad and the police woman should not have died the way she did.
Yeah, I'm a relatively active eBayer. People make most of their money off there from shipping fees, lol. Better watch out for those; the shipping prices people place are ridiculous at times.
Nope, it says "must *not* contain more than 3 Chapters". So my story is nulled too. No matter, it's not like I started writing it to win anything anyway. Count me out. Good luck, everyone.
Ah, so you finally discovered it. ;p And for the blue orbs, I just Aerial Dodged around the map instead of Dodge-rolling or reflecting. Combo Master = allows Sora to perform Finishers without having to target a destroyable target.
