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the ninth. (2005)

i think that's bane.

This was probably an interview for X-Men First Class in which she played Mystique whose natural skin color is blue, so she was probably spray painted.

*in Missouri

What mother?

Hadn't read the title, thanks.

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Look, who cares if you weren't or were anyway? If someone wants to be with someone so badly that they want to get married, then there must be something there. Sure, there's fraud possibilities opening up with friends possibly getting married just for benefits but why go so far with it? If you fell in love with your car--again, incomparable to a homosexual relationship since it's not human-human--and wanted to be with it, do it. Why should anyone take your car away from you?

By the way, there have been several documented cases of homosexual relationships between animals in nature, so don't say it's unnatural. Google it. Also, sorry for the paragraphs.

indness, or chin dimples, or cheek dimples! But guess what? They do. Did they choose to? No. Did they choose to born male or female, or in Asia/the US/Africa? Did they choose to have great parents or abusive parents? No. They were simply given a metaphorical rap sheet of what they'd have to live with or through in life. Some people have feelings or obligations in the back of their minds that they can't control, like some males feeling that God was mistaken and that they are meant to be female, or the other way around, and therefore become transgenders or transexuals or transvestites, etc. Those are choices, yes, to go through with the change, but their feelings or thoughts aren't choices. You can't choose what you think. You can't choose your background. Same goes for love. You can't just choose who to love. Or, whether or not to love someone. Love is beautiful, and if you say that people aren't supposed to feel it in some ways, then you should try on a new pair of shoes.

You sir/madam are obviously not empathetic towards others. This is your opinion, and that's so far all you have, because you refuse to believe those that are in fact gay. They'll tell you that they couldn't help it, they were born that way, it wasn't a choice. But you'll sit and refuse to believe them because you were born straight, and therefore are attracted to the opposite sex. Men and women couples are the traditional thing you'll see because it was what was obviously much more common than homosexual relationships, since yeah, they were made with different reproductive organs that go together. But if it makes it easier for you to imagine, think of being as a mutation--not saying it is, just pretend--consequently resulting in some people to stray from the norm in ways they can't help. I'm not sure if that makes much sense, but for example, people were meant to have ten fingers; they were meant to have brown eyes (yes, other colors are a mutation); they weren't meant to have colorbl

dude no she's 10
i mean yeah, she's dumb but at that age many are. gosh.

Your comment is the only one that didn't make me cringe a little.

I think sir that you are wrong. English is my second also but it was only "easy" because I was super young, but English is so complicated I'd hate to have to learn it at this age. Spanish is pretty easy, I guess. But any sort of language learning is hard.

hashtag the power of google

I think a lot of people think Ashley Olsen is hot.

omg

i don't want to ruin the number of likes for this comment

or you could buy a white t-shirt and cheap white sweatpants on purpose to see the beautiful effects.

Changtastic reference!

The bookstore owner claimed that $50 was the discounted price, but the MSRP (Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price or whatever) suggests it be sold for $7.99. So it was a rip off.

lol awesome

But then again, we just went from sexism to racism.

I think as a society we've lost the meaning of racism because the card's been called so many times. For example, if a saleslady working at the mall says, "Oh, these blue shoes would go great with your skin color!" to a black lady, it sounds totally racist, when it's not. If she was racist, she'd instead say, "Sorry, I don't associate with black people." Racism is discrimination and prejudice against an entire group of people that share common features, physical/beliefs/religion/culture/heritage, blah blah blah, it's not saying that the Asian is chinky-eyed. That's true, he is chinky-eyed.

What an elegant piece of dialogue.

I have no idea what you're referring to.

Zambi?

And if you're wondering (probably not), my favorite kind of music is alternative, but I've listened to some metal songs, I just don't follow bands, and of course pop music on the radio or on Spotify if I like it.

Lol, whoa, slow down. And yeah, I see why you're apologizing, the guy up there got downvoted...but in high school, let's say you're in pretty much any class in which you should know things and/or the teacher asks the students questions--most likely your teacher will make a mark by your name to signal that you participated. In my school, participation is 10% of your grade in Spanish class, so you have to regularly raise your hand to answer questions. And it's not like college, where you can choose your course, but there are classes everyone in your grade takes like English, and Science/Math in general (but at some point you may be able to choose what type of Science/Math if you're given choices, like Algebra 2 or Honors Algebra 2 [honors classes are classes that go at a faster pace than normal classes] or like Geology or Biology or Chemistry or Anatomy, etc.), and then there's electives, which you do choose yourself. Like drama, foreign language, choir, woodshop, etc.

probably a phone and an ipod or something, chill.

nice. allusions.

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