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 Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 11:16 pm
l-Kathulu-l Cabron the Swan -Dessynea- Cabron the Swan Shiny Gligar But LPS, what if I did decide to kick a dog just for the hell of it? I know some nice dogs, and I don't hate the species but one day I could just decide, "hey let's do it and see where it takes us." Although, I talk to myself sometimes. sweatdrop Then you'd get bitten or yelled at by the owner or something, and the reason for that would be that you kicked the dog. smile The instinctual behavioral process for survival-based organisms is one of cause and effect. There's very little way to change that in the physical realm. Regardless of what it does, the reason for its next action would be that Haru kicked it. If nothing happened for a reason, Haru could kick the dog all he wanted and it would just keep going about its life as if it had never been kicked. The fact that the dog outwardly acknowledges the kick at all is proof that things do happen as a reaction to an external force. I thought that that last part was some Newton law of physics or something. But I see that as what you said earlier with your grandma dying in front of you. It didn't affect you, and you just continued. But on the same side I'm sure someone was affected emotionally. But in the interaction between you two there was nothing. She died, you weren't affected. Unless you want to say that this isn't an external force, moreso internal. I felt nothing about her death because I felt nothing about her life. I didn't really know her all that well, to me it was just a death and I was more curious than afraid because I had no emotional attachment to her. Had it been my mother or father, I probably would have been freaking out.
I think you can find a justification behind or a reason for anything if you look at it hard enough; the only reason you wouldn't possibly be able to is if you didn't want to see it. And there's nothing wrong with that, I don't believe anyone makes wrong choices in relation to what they have yet to learn from life.
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Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 11:17 pm
l-Kathulu-l -Dessynea- I was able to take my industrial piercing out today and put it back in for the first time. And no massive pain. Very exciting, though my ear is still not totally healed.
Happiness! whee I kinda sorta almost want an industrial. Only instead of going along the top cartilage, go straight down. I dunno yet, but I'd have to get a more interesting thing. Like this, only manlier
Now that it is close to healed I want to get another piercing.
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Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 11:25 pm
I need to figure out stuff more, lol. Once I live on my own and stuff I'll do a lot more, lol. I want to go an get my wrists tattooed for me 18th bday. At the moment I'm not too fond on piercings, but I'll probably end up getting some. Maybe cut my hair short, because I'm not enjoying it long. But it has to be after High School because my mom is insane and my step-mom still doesn't know of my first tattoo I've had for a year New Years day.
But oh well. For now I just gotta abide by peoples rules for another 5 months til I get out of school.
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Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 11:31 pm
Yeah, it ends up being best to wait because then they can be mad but they don't control you anymore. My grandma still rages but not as much. I kind of sneaked around to get my first tattoo because I was under 18 but the rest and my more serious piercings were after I turned 18. My obsession with tattoos and piercings does drive Zach crazy though.
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Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 11:36 pm
I got mine with permission from my mom and little consent from my dad. My dad just doesn't want to see it. I got it done New Years Eve at like 2 AM in my kitchen. It wasn't that sore afterwards, everyone says that that is worse than getting it done. Although I can remember the pain of the first needle ripping my skin open, lol. That's what it felt like. I do want more though, yay for being crazy. And if they pay my college then they control me to an extent. Plus I dunno if I am really moving out yet. Depends on a crapload of things.
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Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 11:38 pm
My parents make fun of me cause I haven't gotten a tattoo yet. But every time I tell them what I want to get they're like OH STOP AND THINK ABOUT HOW YOU'LL FEEL ABOUT THAT IN A FEW YEARS and I'm like ******** you it's my body and I've liked Zelda for almost 20 years and you have a ******** unicorn tattoo fuuuuckkkk youuuuuuu and then I don't bother getting it because I don't like the idea of 10000 needles going repeatedly into my skin and doing 9999 damage.
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Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 11:39 pm
I never had a problem with the healing process except for when they got bumped. My mom signed for my first one and we hid it from my grandma. I have gotten all my done by the same guy at a shop. Oh...yeah the paying for college thing that is a good card for them. I am on all scholarships.
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Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 11:41 pm
It isn't that bad. Do you have a pic of what you want? As long as it isn't like Link's face tattooed on your back then anything should be good. Zelda has a lot of cool symbols and s**t in it. The outline hurts the most because it has to be solid. Shading isn't bad. I for one think that tattoos should be black and that's it, maybe gray and stuff, but I dislike any other form of color. Expect for outlines and stuff. I dunno, it's weird. Shut up.
Edit - Yeah. My hair was the only issue. My mom kept making me put on some cream for it to keep it's one color, and my hair stuck to it and stung, lol. I plan on going to a shop next. There is one 1617 feet from my house. And as for scholarships I haven't filled any out yet. But with a 23 on ACT and 3,0 average, I should be eligible for some.
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Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 11:43 pm
Zach wants a Zelda tattoo. All my tattoos have colors...lots and lots of girly colors. emo
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Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 11:44 pm
I may not have become the lead, but I am still the best in the world at what I do. cool
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Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 11:49 pm
l-Kathulu-l It isn't that bad. Do you have a pic of what you want? As long as it isn't like Link's face tattooed on your back then anything should be good. Zelda has a lot of cool symbols and s**t in it. The outline hurts the most because it has to be solid. Shading isn't bad. I for one think that tattoos should be black and that's it, maybe gray and stuff, but I dislike any other form of color. Expect for outlines and stuff. I dunno, it's weird. Shut up. I just want a teeny little Triforce behind my ear or on the back of my neck. And maybe if I ever hit a weight I'm happy with, a hip tattoo of the Wisdom symbol.
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Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 11:49 pm
-Dessynea- Zach wants a Zelda tattoo. All my tattoos have colors...lots and lots of girly colors. emo Different for guys and girls. My tattoo has a red outline, which I'm not a big fan of, but it breaks up the blandness. My mom has oranges and pinks and aquas and lavenders and all those made up colors. And another color exception is if it is from something directly. Like the sage green in Zelda.
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Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 11:52 pm
Cabron the Swan l-Kathulu-l It isn't that bad. Do you have a pic of what you want? As long as it isn't like Link's face tattooed on your back then anything should be good. Zelda has a lot of cool symbols and s**t in it. The outline hurts the most because it has to be solid. Shading isn't bad. I for one think that tattoos should be black and that's it, maybe gray and stuff, but I dislike any other form of color. Expect for outlines and stuff. I dunno, it's weird. Shut up. I just want a teeny little Triforce behind my ear or on the back of my neck. And maybe if I ever hit a weight I'm happy with, a hip tattoo of the Wisdom symbol. You could get it inside your ear too. My mom got one and said that it was no pain and just felt weird. Compared to behind your ear and right on bone. But your choice. And ururugurhguhg I can't remember the Wisdom symbol.
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Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 11:54 pm
Instead of getting tatted up, you can also follow the path of DASHING~! Cody Rhodes: 
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Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2010 11:56 pm
I want a tattoo behind my ear but I'm not sure what yet. I'm considering my astrological sign.
Anyway, sleepy time. Good night guys.
Look at Rafiki sleeping in my drawer.
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