Thanks navybrats3. :)

And yours is lime894. I realize that my username was what promoted your comment, but other than that, it doesn't really hold relevance.

Could you stop? That comment is completely uncreative and really annoying.

Most artists don't date a multitude (seriously, A LOT) of people for the short period of two months a piece and then base their next record-breaking song off of them.

And a lot of women just end up not giving a shit so they take out their boobs without caring what anyone thinks. I mean, a lot of advertisements, like the one in the comic, almost show everything but they just barely cover up the nipple (sorry if that's a bit too informational for you), so it's acceptable. Usually the baby covers up the nipple (again, sorry if it's too graphic) so it could be seen as the same thing.

Here, it started two months ago. Why does yours start so late?

I would say right. I've thought about this topic a lot before (I actually remember debating this with my mother's boyfriend when I was about seven), would I kill Adolph Hitler if he was a baby. Every time, I've ultimately said no. There were many other things that caused Hitler to turn out the way he did. If he had made some different choices or some events had or hadn't occurred, then he probably would've lived a completely normal life. Perhaps extraordinary, but in a good way. He wasn't born a homicidal maniac, so I would kill him. Not until he physically harmed someone. After all, our lives can go in many different paths and I'm sure plenty of options could've taken Hitler to an accounting job or some such. Or perhaps he fought in the WWI and died. If it were me, I would probably just influence his life enough so that he wouldn't become evil. After all, even though he's Hitler, he was a boy and a human with feelings and emotions. I'm not just going to kill him mercilessly.

I think I would just freak myself out constantly thinking there were burglars or ghosts inside. I do that already, but I think it would be worse in a giant house unless I had a bazillion people inside of it.

Oh, when you said Charlie's mom, I thought you meant Mrs. Weasley. Were you, or were you referring to Charlie from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and his mom?

Strangely, for me, I'm always the person who stands up to the rude teachers. I mean, I see rude kids all the time, but it's mostly with friends (ironically). Or when they're gossiping, which I don't think is good or healthy, but they're just letting off steam. My school doesn't have many prominent bullies. Either that, or I am just not looking.

Don't act like you know everything about her either. Maybe she's really just trying to make money and is writing a bunch of songs about random guys to make more money. Honestly, it's a brilliant strategy and I respect her for that, but everyone can see right through it and that's why she's getting so much crap.

So you're saying I could've ignored your rude comment just as you could've ignored mine? When I get annoyed that someone is making the same rude comment that has been made a thousand times before (even if you didn't know it), I'm suddenly attacking your happiness?

Haha, same here. My mom hates it because I like to read the books in the store to see if it's worthy to spend the money on and she just wants to leave. She only likes reading nonfiction, informational books and she always wants to get out as soon as possible so she can get to her other errands and such. So it's understandable, but I really just wanna stay there for a solid ten hours and read to my heart's content. My personal library isn't nearly as full as it should be.

Same here. I dunno, I guess long-term punishment versus, at the most, a week's worth of pain doesn't seem as bad since it's shorter. Although, I rarely leave the house anyways, so it would be worthless to ground me.

Sounds like good protection. :) I'm also trying to take a bunch of self-defense classes but they're so expensive and I'm SO out of shape.

@pebbleinthepond Exactly what I was thinking.
@lime894 I never said you knew that someone else said that to me. I said it's unoriginal. I also find it to be a but rude, especially since we were having a perfectly fine conversation before.

The word "fag" itself is considered derogatory, unless you're talking about cigarettes. So, while being a homosexual isn't bad, referring to all homosexuals as "fags" isn't much better.

Ah, good point. BUT, how did they discover the acidity level in the first place? I suppose they would've gotten it from someplace maybe.

I really wish people would stop making that comment. It's so unoriginal and that's got to be the third time I've heard it today.

I meant like an actual book. I mean, all lives are stories and the endings are our deaths, but what if there was a series like Harry Potter that you could read forever? I mean, I suppose you'd just have to make a book that would take some one hundred and twenty plus years to read because no one lives for longer than that anyways. But what if we were immortal and there was an eternal book? Or perhaps a book that kept writing itself? . . . Hmm, let me think more on this because this presents even more possibilities and metaphors and connections than before.

Or maybe some guy donated his body to science and they got the stomach acid that way. But how long does it take for your stomach acid to disappear? Does it evaporate or does it do something else? Would it even be usable after death? If not, I suppose they'd preform a surgery to receive the stomach acid.