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 Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 12:08 pm
Fenrir Graveheart Ana Helios Ugh...watched the SC matchup...why are they so terrible at it? I do way better than them on a daily basis. .....no you don't. >.> You, who has told me that you're not a big fighter gamer, do not get to even TRY to boast that you're better than a grand finalist at evo. Don't even TRY son! The Soul Calibur 5 matchup wasn't very entertaining though. I was surprised to see a Tira player win it. Seeing how great I am with Nightmare and Devil JIn's style when i borrow it for a day, Im pretty sure that if you gave me at least a month with the game I'd be up to par with those people. Considering I noticed one used a grab from the get go. Mortal Kombat...Forget it im not even gonna attempt to get good at that game. I tried and broke my controller once. :l
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Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 12:50 pm
Tira got buffed in 5 <.< But they do seem kinda shitty, then again 5 got slowed down combo wise with the brave edge crap -.-
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Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 3:25 pm
Tell me...is anyone else noticing a change in taste in music as they grow older. Okay,maybe "change, isn't the right word, more like...an "evolution" in taste. When I was younger, I usually listened to extremely loud, and extremely fast rock music. I hated anything slow, especially rock ballads. But now at age 20, I find my taste in music has drastically evolved...songs I never liked in the past, I can appreciate now. I actually just started to think about this when I was listening to a band called Digital Daggers...a dark electronic rock/pop band with a female lead, a band that I would have normally hated...but absolutely love now. In fact...I have noticed that for one reason or another, I now prefer female leads rather than male leads...even in metal bands (unless its growling Death Metal...there are definitely good female singers in that genre but men are obviously more suited for singing in such a way...). Nothing really thought provoking here....but I find it kinda interesting on how your viewpoints on certain things can change with time without the intervention of certain events that force such a change. It just sort of happens.
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Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 3:30 pm
jwalker67 Tell me...is anyone else noticing a change in taste in music as they grow older. Okay,maybe "change, isn't the right word, more like...an "evolution" in taste. When I was younger, I usually listened to extremely loud, and extremely fast rock music. I hated anything slow, especially rock ballads. But now at age 20, I find my taste in music has drastically evolved...songs I never liked in the past, I can appreciate now. I actually just started to think about this when I was listening to a band called Digital Daggers...a dark electronic rock/pop band with a female lead, a band that I would have normally hated...but absolutely love now. In fact...I have noticed that for one reason or another, I now prefer female leads rather than male leads...even in metal bands (unless its growling Death Metal...there are definitely good female singers in that genre but men are obviously more suited for singing in such a way...). Nothing really thought provoking here....but I find it kinda interesting on how your viewpoints on certain things can change with time without the intervention of certain events that force such a change. It just sort of happens. It's something to do with growing up, I can't remember the actual reasons behind it though sweatdrop
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Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 3:32 pm
jwalker67 Tell me...is anyone else noticing a change in taste in music as they grow older. Okay,maybe "change, isn't the right word, more like...an "evolution" in taste. When I was younger, I usually listened to extremely loud, and extremely fast rock music. I hated anything slow, especially rock ballads. But now at age 20, I find my taste in music has drastically evolved...songs I never liked in the past, I can appreciate now. I actually just started to think about this when I was listening to a band called Digital Daggers...a dark electronic rock/pop band with a female lead, a band that I would have normally hated...but absolutely love now. In fact...I have noticed that for one reason or another, I now prefer female leads rather than male leads...even in metal bands (unless its growling Death Metal...there are definitely good female singers in that genre but men are obviously more suited for singing in such a way...). Nothing really thought provoking here....but I find it kinda interesting on how your viewpoints on certain things can change with time without the intervention of certain events that force such a change. It just sort of happens. Kinda like me and going from metal to country xD
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Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 3:39 pm
Ro Mayvine jwalker67 Tell me...is anyone else noticing a change in taste in music as they grow older. Okay,maybe "change, isn't the right word, more like...an "evolution" in taste. When I was younger, I usually listened to extremely loud, and extremely fast rock music. I hated anything slow, especially rock ballads. But now at age 20, I find my taste in music has drastically evolved...songs I never liked in the past, I can appreciate now. I actually just started to think about this when I was listening to a band called Digital Daggers...a dark electronic rock/pop band with a female lead, a band that I would have normally hated...but absolutely love now. In fact...I have noticed that for one reason or another, I now prefer female leads rather than male leads...even in metal bands (unless its growling Death Metal...there are definitely good female singers in that genre but men are obviously more suited for singing in such a way...). Nothing really thought provoking here....but I find it kinda interesting on how your viewpoints on certain things can change with time without the intervention of certain events that force such a change. It just sort of happens. It's something to do with growing up, I can't remember the actual reasons behind it though sweatdrop Oh yeah. I noticed too. It's because you can relate more to the songs and you search out songs you can relate to. As you grow your experiences change you and your tastes. And to fit those changes, your music preferences evolve with you. Even if you don't notice. That is this girl's theory.
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Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 4:05 pm
I wonder...does anyone else but me do this? Ever since I was young, I always have paced my room like a caged tiger. Not out of anxiety, or stress...but because I want to. I take my MP3, pop them into my ear, and pace away. For one..I get lost in the music easier that way...and I found that with the combination of walking back and forth and music, I can think much better...my thoughts become organized..and ultimately..I feel at peace.
Is this something any of you do? Or am I the only one. Never thought I was weird because of it...but I did think it wasn't an ordinary quirk either.
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Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 4:16 pm
jwalker67 I wonder...does anyone else but me do this? Ever since I was young, I always have paced my room like a caged tiger. Not out of anxiety, or stress...but because I want to. I take my MP3, pop them into my ear, and pace away. For one..I get lost in the music easier that way...and I found that with the combination of walking back and forth and music, I can think much better...my thoughts become organized..and ultimately..I feel at peace. Is this something any of you do? Or am I the only one. Never thought I was weird because of it...but I did think it wasn't an ordinary quirk either. Nope. When I think hard, I go perfectly still. Or I move my feet to a beat. That helps me organize my thoughts.
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Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 4:23 pm
Zelici DragonSquire jwalker67 I wonder...does anyone else but me do this? Ever since I was young, I always have paced my room like a caged tiger. Not out of anxiety, or stress...but because I want to. I take my MP3, pop them into my ear, and pace away. For one..I get lost in the music easier that way...and I found that with the combination of walking back and forth and music, I can think much better...my thoughts become organized..and ultimately..I feel at peace. Is this something any of you do? Or am I the only one. Never thought I was weird because of it...but I did think it wasn't an ordinary quirk either. Nope. When I think hard, I go perfectly still. Or I move my feet to a beat. That helps me organize my thoughts. Well I think it was a habit I developed that never really broke back when I was diagnosed with ADD. Could never keep still....Found that moving around was the best way to focus. I don't have it anymore...but it seems that a remnant of that point of my life has decided to follow me to present day...I got no qualms with it though...I rather enjoy walking the hours away listening to music.
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Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 4:33 pm
jwalker67 I wonder...does anyone else but me do this? Ever since I was young, I always have paced my room like a caged tiger. Not out of anxiety, or stress...but because I want to. I take my MP3, pop them into my ear, and pace away. For one..I get lost in the music easier that way...and I found that with the combination of walking back and forth and music, I can think much better...my thoughts become organized..and ultimately..I feel at peace. Is this something any of you do? Or am I the only one. Never thought I was weird because of it...but I did think it wasn't an ordinary quirk either. No, i try to stop myself from thinking to much because when I do my thought kinda turn for the worst and start making me throw up in worries and stress :l
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Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 4:49 pm
jwalker67 Zelici DragonSquire jwalker67 I wonder...does anyone else but me do this? Ever since I was young, I always have paced my room like a caged tiger. Not out of anxiety, or stress...but because I want to. I take my MP3, pop them into my ear, and pace away. For one..I get lost in the music easier that way...and I found that with the combination of walking back and forth and music, I can think much better...my thoughts become organized..and ultimately..I feel at peace. Is this something any of you do? Or am I the only one. Never thought I was weird because of it...but I did think it wasn't an ordinary quirk either. Nope. When I think hard, I go perfectly still. Or I move my feet to a beat. That helps me organize my thoughts. Well I think it was a habit I developed that never really broke back when I was diagnosed with ADD. Could never keep still....Found that moving around was the best way to focus. I don't have it anymore...but it seems that a remnant of that point of my life has decided to follow me to present day...I got no qualms with it though...I rather enjoy walking the hours away listening to music. Darestrum No, i try to stop myself from thinking to much because when I do my thought kinda turn for the worst and start making me throw up in worries and stress :l I have ADHD and will probably have it my whole life. It's not going away. Faded maybe, but not gone. I just have control. And Dare, that just plain sucks.
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Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 4:58 pm
Zelici DragonSquire jwalker67 Zelici DragonSquire jwalker67 I wonder...does anyone else but me do this? Ever since I was young, I always have paced my room like a caged tiger. Not out of anxiety, or stress...but because I want to. I take my MP3, pop them into my ear, and pace away. For one..I get lost in the music easier that way...and I found that with the combination of walking back and forth and music, I can think much better...my thoughts become organized..and ultimately..I feel at peace. Is this something any of you do? Or am I the only one. Never thought I was weird because of it...but I did think it wasn't an ordinary quirk either. Nope. When I think hard, I go perfectly still. Or I move my feet to a beat. That helps me organize my thoughts. Well I think it was a habit I developed that never really broke back when I was diagnosed with ADD. Could never keep still....Found that moving around was the best way to focus. I don't have it anymore...but it seems that a remnant of that point of my life has decided to follow me to present day...I got no qualms with it though...I rather enjoy walking the hours away listening to music. Darestrum No, i try to stop myself from thinking to much because when I do my thought kinda turn for the worst and start making me throw up in worries and stress :l I have ADHD and will probably have it my whole life. It's not going away. Faded maybe, but not gone. I just have control. And Dare, that just plain sucks. Thats not even the bad part. Depending on the thoughts i can even drive myself to suicidal thoughts...
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Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 5:06 pm
Darestrum Zelici DragonSquire jwalker67 Zelici DragonSquire jwalker67 I wonder...does anyone else but me do this? Ever since I was young, I always have paced my room like a caged tiger. Not out of anxiety, or stress...but because I want to. I take my MP3, pop them into my ear, and pace away. For one..I get lost in the music easier that way...and I found that with the combination of walking back and forth and music, I can think much better...my thoughts become organized..and ultimately..I feel at peace. Is this something any of you do? Or am I the only one. Never thought I was weird because of it...but I did think it wasn't an ordinary quirk either. Nope. When I think hard, I go perfectly still. Or I move my feet to a beat. That helps me organize my thoughts. Well I think it was a habit I developed that never really broke back when I was diagnosed with ADD. Could never keep still....Found that moving around was the best way to focus. I don't have it anymore...but it seems that a remnant of that point of my life has decided to follow me to present day...I got no qualms with it though...I rather enjoy walking the hours away listening to music. Darestrum No, i try to stop myself from thinking to much because when I do my thought kinda turn for the worst and start making me throw up in worries and stress :l I have ADHD and will probably have it my whole life. It's not going away. Faded maybe, but not gone. I just have control. And Dare, that just plain sucks. Thats not even the bad part. Depending on the thoughts i can even drive myself to suicidal thoughts... If that is the case, you need to talk to someone. A friend or a trusted adult.
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Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 5:09 pm
Zelici DragonSquire Darestrum Zelici DragonSquire jwalker67 Zelici DragonSquire Nope. When I think hard, I go perfectly still. Or I move my feet to a beat. That helps me organize my thoughts. Well I think it was a habit I developed that never really broke back when I was diagnosed with ADD. Could never keep still....Found that moving around was the best way to focus. I don't have it anymore...but it seems that a remnant of that point of my life has decided to follow me to present day...I got no qualms with it though...I rather enjoy walking the hours away listening to music. Darestrum No, i try to stop myself from thinking to much because when I do my thought kinda turn for the worst and start making me throw up in worries and stress :l I have ADHD and will probably have it my whole life. It's not going away. Faded maybe, but not gone. I just have control. And Dare, that just plain sucks. Thats not even the bad part. Depending on the thoughts i can even drive myself to suicidal thoughts... If that is the case, you need to talk to someone. A friend or a trusted adult. I do. kinda helps.
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Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 5:13 pm
Darestrum Zelici DragonSquire Darestrum Zelici DragonSquire jwalker67 Well I think it was a habit I developed that never really broke back when I was diagnosed with ADD. Could never keep still....Found that moving around was the best way to focus. I don't have it anymore...but it seems that a remnant of that point of my life has decided to follow me to present day...I got no qualms with it though...I rather enjoy walking the hours away listening to music. Darestrum No, i try to stop myself from thinking to much because when I do my thought kinda turn for the worst and start making me throw up in worries and stress :l I have ADHD and will probably have it my whole life. It's not going away. Faded maybe, but not gone. I just have control. And Dare, that just plain sucks. Thats not even the bad part. Depending on the thoughts i can even drive myself to suicidal thoughts... If that is the case, you need to talk to someone. A friend or a trusted adult. I do. kinda helps. Good. Kinda is better than nada.
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