Paperbagfaze

*explodes upon Bored* HEY GUYS. LONG TIME NO SEE. Probably more long time no see because I don't think anyone I know is online. ._. Oh well. *rockets away and leaves behind a pile of sparkly memories and sentimental junk*

Hahahaha, oh man. Now I have to go make fun of him. Merry Christmas, Jazzy!

MAWR. <3

Man, I don't check in a for a few days and miss the opening of the new Bored. In other news, the new Star Wars is pretty great. x3

Nope. When I need to protect a baby it's because it's about to be smacked by another baby with a walking stick and all the other adults are distracted. I wouldn't call that maternal instinct. I find that most of my time with children is spent being the mean old aunt who won't let the kids get onto or into things they shouldn't. >:[ And it's all a constant reminder of why I will never have children.

Whoa, it's JKAY. :0

Whaaaaaat. I don't make awkward jokes! D; I think I got mistaken for Foofer. v_v

If I were basing this answer simply on the question 'Is it ever the victim's fault?' I would say nothing is so dang black and white. I've been too many court proceedings to say anything different. For instance, my brother and ex-sister-in-law had a ridiculous marriage that went to hell in a hand-basket after six or seven years. She had a chronic jealously complex and he was simply apathetic. She screamed at him, threw things at him, and hit him. But when he put his hand on her throat to keep her leaving the house at night with one of the kids in her arms, she scurried off to the police with strangulation charge. (Because Idaho law has a broad field on what strangulation might be...even if you don't squeeze) The verdict was 11-1 not guilty and it ended in a mistrial, but her cronies are still going around saying he's an abusive husband and are trying to keep him from equal visitation rights. So who is the victim? ANYWAYS, based off the OP, I personally think we've lost a lot of our self-preservation instincts in politics. Oh, and common sense. It's advisable not to drink the tap water in certain places in Central America. But if you do and you get sick, is it your fault, having known full well there are nasty unseen things in the water? Or is it the waters fault? Or is it the country's fault for not having nicer water? I guess I just think nothing is all that cut and dry. Politically, hate crimes are shouted about and ridiculed and condemned. But that doesn't necessarily mean that the victim is as innocent as they are portrayed or portray themselves to be. :/ I find it hard to believe there's anywhere populated by humans where crime isn't a regular occurrence. /negative

Pretty shnazzy, Ash. x3 Although I noticed you don't use Oxford commas. *dies* The main characters all seem pretty srs. I'm afraid I'd ruin your image of a main charrie. xD So, I might wait and see and play a side charrie. *wiggles eyebrows*

Wahahaha. >:] I found out how to do it from someone's inappropriate deviantart submission. xD Good times, good times.

Mm, I apparently didn't make myself clear on the fact that I wasn't talking about Bryce's situation at all. I was simply taking issue with your general implication that someone cannot be a true farmer and still enjoy pursuits like gaming. But now, I believe we've slightly derailed this thread, so I shall be a good citizen and stop posting after this. x3

Hahaha, I was actually going to message you and congratulate you about this thread. xD I know this is directed at Bryce, but... I spend a lot of time on the internet and sometimes play video games. I live on a farm and yes, I get up at 6:30 to do my work and go to bed far too late. ._. I find this implication almost insulting.

I absolutely can't write to music that has lyrics. I get a jumbled mess of words in my head and can't think straight. So I usually listen to movie scores. Hans Zimmer is legend.