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Nah, I'm used to it, it's fine. And yep, it was, I only just discovered I can view my comments and went around checking them yesterday. >_<
I should really just get an account already.

What the flippin' hell?! Goddammit, my brother got onto my computer again. Sorry people, I would never actually say that! Now, where is that pesky sibling, I really think his stash of candy ought to be removed for a few days...

Wtf I never posted that. Wait...dammit, I bet someone used my computer again and I left this tab open by accident. *murderous glare at sibling*
Revenge will be mine, I assure you, and my deepest apologies for bothering all of you!

Oh, I agree entirely about that! If these guys go extinct, though the ecosystem may not be affected, the collective joy in the world would be!
I'm just used to most of my opinions offending someone, so often I try to apologize beforehand and see if that keeps people from hating me any more than already. *gathers army of pandas* I may not donate to you guys first, but I'm still not going to let you die.

D: what did I do? All I was trying to do was state the facts!
...I'm sorry for whatever I did wrong, however minuscule it is.

Wait what ok bye need to get them right now from the library

*sighs and apologizes for opinion again* once more, I am terribly sorry for offending people. Nobody deserves my abuse and I really should just stop commenting. It was an honest mistake, most people are taught that "poisonous" and "venomous" are interchangeable, or they just don't care, but it really ticks me off for some reason .
In the local reptile society, the guy who runs it tells stories of his experiences between meetings, whether it's a funny snake incident or an update on a breeding pair. In one case, it was an update on the ongoing fight to keep certain snakes of his and how the government wasn't happy about him keeping "poisonous" ones. They were, to be grammatically correct, venomous, so he just laughed it off and said,"pft. They aren't poisonous, you can't do anything."
Turns out that they really couldn't do anything until they changed the term, and the moral of this is that sometimes the term used really does matter.
Sorry, have a nice day!

I respect your opinion and understand it entirely, and I am not trying to change it. Ok?
I am a homeschooler, and have been my entire life. Well, you see, many places have homeschool groups, where we can gather and meet others who homeschool their kids and the kids can play with other people. In the group I'm part of, we meet at least once a week at a park, and almost always there's a smaller event (bowling or a movie, for example) the same week too. Sometimes there's a thing every day for people to participate in.
Social skills? We got it covered, though it may not seem like it, and I can't speak for all of us.
Hard work? We work just as hard as a public school student, with experiments, reports, research, and generally the same things, merely with a more flexible schedule.
As for the other two, I can't speak for them, and it's not like I need to.
Again, I respect your opinion about homeschooling and have nothing AT ALL against it, just trying to give facts. Have a wonderful day!

No, not necessarily. I've seen several (not going to name anything here, no point in that) posts that were, quite frankly, a little disturbing and that weren't blocked to guests like me. Now, to other people it might seem acceptable, but to other people fandom posts are acceptable. My apologies if I've offended, or am offending, anyone, but I just want to make things equal. However, I agree with one of the comments around here saying that fandoms ought to have a section. Great idea, smart person, I support it completely!

I'm very sorry. Normally I'm happier than this, but I was reading scary stories recently and those really freak me out. No, I wasn't trying to, but it appears that some people are posting more delightfully creepy stories.
My deepest apologies, have a nice day!

I am so very sorry, but I wasn't. However, I now understand it. >.<
Finally.
Sorry!

*deep breaths* ok, I'm sorry. Person-who-did-this, I am very sorry, you were/are deathly afraid of lizards and did it because it was what seemed good. If I could delete my comment, I would. I'm just...really adoring of reptiles and get worked up easily, and should also learn how to respect other people's actions and opinions.
I offer you my sincerest apologies. Have a wonderful, lizard-free day! Not that you'll see this, of course, but it seemed like the right thing to do after a post like that.

*facepalm* "all of them," not "both." Sorry! And I meant that they all seem to like bananas, though I'm leaning more towards you and Nine than Eleven...hrm...

Human and ape pelvic bones are different from those of, say, lions, since we are bipedal and they are not. Thus, humans face each other while having sex, and in animals the male climbs onto the female to have sex. ^^

Hello, fellow whovian.

If so, I ship everything

Lol

No they did not. The movies are based, if you can even say that, on the book series. Fuck you, insolent idiot. :)

Whoever calls someone an insulting name for stating their favorite part is obviously the one who deserves the name. Motherfucking cunt of a guest.

I would just like to say that not all who support evolution are atheists. As a Christian, and one who goes to church regularly at that, I am completely devoted to evolution and am working on a research paper with even more evidence for it.

At least they're smarter than you, you forgot a period.

I don't know how to "except" that, I might accept it, but not except.

If you were, theoretically, in those last seven minutes of brain activity right now, then yes. You would still die in the exact same way, because you don't remember how you died, and thus cannot avoid it. If you were to learn of these seven minutes and try to evade your demise, then it happened in your real life, and you die the same way. It is unavoidable.

*then, my apologies.

*TARDIS, idiot.