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Starr-- Starr doesn't cuss, neithers. I have, though. When my cousins were out... they use a ton of potty-mouth words. Thier parents don't care, either. =/ It just rubbed off on us.. xD Not for long, though. Oh, and a little over-dramtic there, aren't we, Demelza?

Michelle-- I am not fangirling!

Stephen: Then what do you call getting upset over who the directors and actors might be in the movie? Or summarizing the books? Or telling your friends to read them? Or getting that one that just came out within a week or whatever of it coming out?

Clear: You act as if you've never read her profile~ DX

Starr-- I skimmed it. xPP And I'm pretending I haven't.. MAYBE. o:

Michelle-- So what? You're obsessed with... stuff.. o.o;

Stephen: Oh, yeah? Like what?
I MUST HAVE PROOF!

Luna: *smiles* The Maximum Ride books are definitely cool. I think that fangirling over them isn't so bad, they deserve it. not to say that I am.

Michelle-- You still like bike-riding, right? o.o;

Starr-- I agree, Luna.

Stephen: If there was a place I could ride them, yes.
But that was not an obsession. I don't bring my bike to school. And not in my backpack. I'm trying to hint YOUR ROCK CLIMBING THING.

Michelle-- That's because bikes don't fit in backpacks-- Or lockers-- stupid. And why can't you find anywhere to ride? The streets work fine, don't they? Or take it to the trails. You'd like mountain biking. And while you're there, I can climb... It's not just rocks, Stevie, trees and buildings work, too. x3

Stephen: Another problem is that bike is way old. I've had it since I was 12.
And I get tree climbing but, seriously. Building climbing?

Michelle-- ...
Buy a new one, stupid. And building climbing isn't that hard. It's not uncommon, either, thanks. What do you think people do in big cities?

Stephen: It wouldn't be worth it.
In big cities, people often ride subways and buses to go to work. After eight hours, they return home the same way day after day.

Michelle-- It would be if you were really into it. .-.
And are we still talking about bikes, or rock-climbing? o.o; You lost me there.

Stephen: I was replying to your "what do you think people do in big cities" thing. So we were talking about that. ;D

Michelle-- Oh. Okay.
You know what I mean.
What do //climbers// do in big cities, with no rocks around for miles? Do you really think artificial rock walls are //that// much of a challenge for an experianced climber?

Jenny: *watches blankly* Um... Uhh... Yeah.

Holleh: ... o.o;;

Starr-- /whispers- They always do this..
Rylan-- It's funny, to me.
Starr-- /wacks- That's because I made your step-siblings younger than you. Just wait until they're older.~

Luna: *chuckles quietly* I'm glad I'm an only child.

Moony: Glad? I would hate being an only child! You're crazy!

Starr-- o: I'd like an older brother and no younger siblings. That'd be nice.. /mutters- Instead, I'm the oldest of three. .-.
Rylan-- Sucks for you.
Starr-- /glare- Watch it.

Holleh I am ever-so-thankful that I only have an older brother. x3

So... Next question, right?

Um...

I can't think of any. DX

Jenny: Ugh... You can NEVER think of questions.

Amanda: Aw, Jenny, don't be so hard on her. She had a bad day.

Jenny: Oh, right, yeah, sorry...

Starr-- Ehr,okay. I have a question. (x

What's your opinion on heaven and hell?

Jenny: Well... My opinion on them? Heaven is an awesome place somewhere in the clouds above and hell... It's bad. Bad people go there. Yep.

Amanda: Heaven is a good place... Hell... Sometimes I think it's here on Earth... But yeah, as Jenny said, the bad place where bad people go.

Stephen: Well, I am Mormon so I don't really totally believe in heaven and hell. That's my opinion.
Demelza: Quite, quite, quite OBVIOUSLY hell is right here on Earth and I'm being burnt by its flames, they're licking my skin, melting it into a gooey, emotional Demelza mess! Heaven... heaven was when I still had hope.
Clear: Oh, wow, Demelza. Think you're over reacting just a teeny bit?
Demelza: Uhm, no! You were there! Did you SEE what happened to me?
Stephen: What exactly /did/ happen?
Demelza: Shut up, Stephen! What do men know?!
Stephen: Atleast I know when to stop... |mutters*
Demelza: WHAT DID YOU SAY?!?!

Michelle-- Stevie... I may be wrong, but don't Mormons believe in God and heaven and hell and such..? ...Nevermind, I don't care either way.
Starr-- That's what I thought, too... 'cause one of my friends is a really strict Mormon. She can't do, well, pretty much everything. She's like a third grader with what she is allowed to do.
Michelle-- Oh, ew.

Rylan-- I don't really believe in Heaven or Hell-- as seperate places, anyways. I believe that, when you die, you go to a place just like where we are now, but the bad guys don't make it. They just... disapear, I guess.. Does that make sense?
Starr-- No, that doesn't. o.O;
Rylan-- It does to me. .-.
Starr-- And that's all that matters. x3

Michelle-- ...Anyways. I believe in nothing. I'm straight-edge, I guess you could say: No drinking, no drugs, no sex, no God.
Starr-- sXe eff tee dub!~

Taryn-- Being straight edge sounds.. gross. To me, anyways. No drinking, no drugs, no sex? I can't understand how you live.
Starr-- Taryn, be nice. You don't //have// to like something or understand why someone does it, you just have to know that it's thier choice. .-. God, I feel like a parent reprimending one of my chilrden. Creepy, much?
Taryn-- Whatever. S'not like it matters, anyways.
Michelle-- Maybe it doesn't to you, but to me, it does.
Starr-- Michelle, shut up. Taryn, answer the dang question.
Taryn-- I don't believe in either. I believe more in reincarnation, kinda. But you stay as you were-- There's no karma coming back to get you.

Stephen: I believe in the whole three level concept, so hm. Its kind of like heaven and hell, I guess.
Demelza: I wonder if I'll ever be able to believe in hap-hap-happi-hap... that word. ):

Starr-- Shut up, Demelza. You're making me feel bad for you. .-.;;
Rylan-- Three level? But doesn't Hell have multiple layers?