More than I do, it seems.

The argument about the right for all to bear arms is debatable after reading the Second Amendment itself, and I understand that it is in fact under some debate. However, I do concede that stricter gun laws don't make the guns go away instantly, and of course think that better mental (and from what I understand about how the system works, also general) healthcare is a less heated route to go down. Also, please, take everything that I say about this stuff with a grain of salt, I'm only a 16 year old who really doesn't pay much attention to the news or do enough research into the arguments I get myself into.

Sorry for taking so long to respond. I live in Australia, and while I do realise that guns are far from the only way to kill, I would say that they are one of the easiest ways to kill a large number of people. Yes, healthcare for the people who would be committing these crimes is important, and I understand that your guns are important to you (if not why), but if one of the largest causes of mass murder is better controlled, there should at least be less deaths in the period between reducing the availability of guns and having an adequate healthcare system for those suffering from mental illness.

And then leap out when your helicopter explodes.

"Zdzislaw," obviously.

The 12 month one is about heart disease, and points at the heart. The one year one mentions costs, and points at the pocket that is assumed to contain his wallet.

Then it'd be really cold.

There's also a bit after the end, I think.

Unless he walks it off.

As is the Fullmetal Alchemist version.

Watched and loved.

Mono - 1
Oxide - Oxygen ion
Monoxide - 1 oxygen ion

"Truly, for everyone's benefit," more or less.

Unless you partake excessively in the alcomahols, in which case it tells only the truth.

Just add in a lot of slang, Vegemite as Dumbledore's favourite muggle food, and instead of Hagrid raising dragons and hippogriffs just have him breed dingoes and such.

Is going to Didney Worl.