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I think he has some good movies, but mostly it just seems like he plays really dumb parts.

That was the same day she insulted and stormed out of Trelawney's classroom. It was an awesome day for Hermione Granger.

Or just because I have nothing to say, or nothing that I want to say.

Well, yeah. In that picture, but I've seen pictures of her without any plastic surgery and she was still really pretty. So I think it's fair to include her, just with one of her "before" pictures.

Call her. If she's not making the first move, then you have to. Just apologize.

That old man is Dr. Brown from Back to the Future.

hijacking

If only the rest of us could do that in real life.

Oh, I thought this was post about the complications of women or men or something like that. I was wondering why there were two people up there. :P

I know, I was too busy trying to find Nemo to worry about the tablet.

How can you hate Sheldon? He's the eptimon of happiness and adorability!

I know, I liked the first few, but this one just seems arrogant and annoying.

Oh man, for the cyclist I only saw one of the wheels and I thought it was a circular saw. O_o

Except Nala won fair and square.

I know. I never cried at any work of fiction before (whether it be a movie or a novel) and I usually laugh at people who do (I know, I'm awful), but I was fucking bawling at The Fault in Our Stars.

Some Europeans handed out smallpox infested blankets to the Native Americans, knowing that it would kill them. While I know the diseases was what mostly took them out, it's still deliberate killings of groups because of their ethnicity, religion, etc. Anyways, I didn't know that the definition of genocide was different before the Holocaust, so that's interesting. I could care less about your degrees. I'm just going on what I know, excuse me for not having a bunch of degrees to "back me up." Anyways, if it wasn't genocide, I have no doubt that it would have been if they hadn't died from the diseases. And it still doesn't make up for the destruction of their culture and land. And, I wasn't talking about Columbus when I said genocide, I was just talking about the Europeans in general (I should have made that clearer). Also, sorry that I (an eighth grader) don't know as much as a college graduate, I should definitely go fuck myself for that. Thanks for the civilized conversation.

Okay, don't hate me for saying this because I KNOW they're canines, but they do seem more like cats. I dunno, cats seem so sleek and shifty and sly (at least mine is) and that seems to also fit the description of foxes.
But, of course, they look nothing like cats and being canines is much more logical.

Genocide: the deliberate killing of a large group of people, especially those of a particular ethnic group or nation. So, yeah, what the Europeans did to the Native Americans was genocide.
Not to mention that they did pretty much all they did to squander their cultures and ways of life. Hell, they were even forced to be sterilized in the United States (along with the deaf, blind, mentally retarded, mentally ill, people with epilepsy, the physical deformed, and African Americans) until the last forced sterilization in 1981. Hitler actually took these eugenic laws that the U.S. had written and used them against the Jews (and all other targets).
So, not only were Native Americans annihilated, they weren't given a chance to regrow the population. So, going by the definition and general meaning, it definitely WAS genocide, no way around that. I mean, pre-Europen contact, there were literally MILLIONS of Native Americans, after there were barely 500,000 Native Americans.

I always feel cheated of truly good sleep if I accidentally fall asleep in my bra.