CinnamorollTK

I clicked on http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ and it said this along with a few other things: "This domain name DAWISS.TK is still available and you can register it now! " Their domains are free. It takes a few minutes to appear after you have registered. Once your domain appears, log in and look for the "Marketing" section or something like that. You will be given the option to remove the ads on your site. Once you do, give it at the maximum twenty minutes and then check back. Your domain should be ad free. All they ask is that you get 25 visitors to your site within 90 days to keep it. This is my domain: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ (Its just a redirect to a picture until I get a website made for it.)

I love to check Exodus2006.com for Bible code updates. They look for codes that "tell the future" to say it in three words. I also go to google to look for information and to ebay.com to look for new Cinnamoroll products.

A few players on that game have gotten to around two hundred dollars last time I heard. The catch is that if you are not upgraded with your play money, you wont become very strong or have high defense so the big guns will steal all your money. In the end, you end up using all your money in the game in weapons or defense and wont want to withdraw money.One fun part is finding money in the caves though you only get about three to eight cents.

I had something similar happen. Everywhere it was raining so much that lots of areas became flooded. Our school was the only one to stay open along with one or two in the area even though so much water surrounded the school. Kids who walked to school had to walk in the humungous puddles. A lot of classrooms were dirty that day because of that.Hope you get better and that now on the bus comes on time.

Saying someone is gay isn't even an insult anymore. For some reason, being gay or bisexual is the latest trend. One psychologist that has a show in the country I live in wondered why kids are taking such a serious thing as a trend. Its almost like saying "I'm going to kill myself in twenty days after drinking one bottle of champagne because its the trend!"

That is one small camera! I bet they are out of stock for two reasons.1. So many people lose their camera daily or accidently break it somehow that they need to get a new one.2. Perverts are buying them as quick as they can and installing them in dressing areas in JCPenny when they are cleaning the store as a janitor (or some other job)People are more likely to see the cord than the camera, I think. (lol)

I love black jeans, but for some reason, they are so hard to find! Its the reason why I don't wear jeans. If its not in black, I wont wear it. Simple as that.Funny how they are so hard to find that I've never actually owned a pair! I once did have a pair of blue jeans but I got irritated easily because it wouldn't stretch. I would sit down and the jeans would cut into my stomach. In the end, I just threw them out because I was sick of the tightness. (I like clothes that are "to the skin" but when they get tight, they give me breating, sitting, and working problems.)

I've heard of something called ball lightning. Maybe this is what you saw? Since its lightning, you're lucky it didn't hit you. http://www.conspiracyarchive.com/images/ball-lightning.jpg I don't know much about it but I've heard its a rare phenomenon so you're kind of lucky to have seen it (in a way) Just be careful if you see it again because you don't want to get hit next time.

Cyber and online relationships are two different things. Cyber is a form of online sex where you type what you're doing. An online relationship is pretty much the same as a long distance relationship except you most likely have not met the person yet. (Some long distance relationships are the cause of one of the people in a relationship having to temporarily move somehwere because of family, a job, or college.)You can meet someone in a chatroom and get together but that doesn't mean the relationship is serious. Sometimes young people meet someone online just to be able to say that they have someone because they feel left out if they don't have someone.As for online dating when referring to dating sites, I think they are the worst thing ever invented because the person puts on their profile what they like and don't like. You never really know what you'll like in a person until you've seriously dated someone with that quality.

This is what happens when a girl gets too attached to a guy and wont give up to get the relatioship back together. Sometimes they feel that this guy is "the one" and don't want to give up on him. Other times, they feel that no one else will care for them and that they will die old and alone. Honestly I think they would need help from a school counselor to get out of that never-let-go problem without getting hurt badly.

If I remember right, more than two people can not be in the house per bedroom. So if the townhouse has two bedrooms, no more than four people can "live" there. I think the rules are different if you and the pther people own the place together instead of renting it. Honestly if I were you, I would have either kicked the band "kid" out of the house or charged at least $100 per night to keep people out. Even if only two people stayed a day, you'd make $200 a day. Its an easy $6,000 a month. I recommend somehow getting a lock for the fridge. And maybe you can charge for meals? (You could make good money this way if they don't go away)

Get some new friends. If they are going to act so immature as to whisper in front of others and record conversations, you might as well just stop associating with them. Or maybe you can go with a group of people who are sick of them and ask them to stop acting like that. (But since they are being immature in the first place, I doubt having a talk with them will work.)And I'm not sure if I remember this correctly, but if someone records you without permission and you have proof that they did, I think you can take them to court. But I am most likely wrong about this. (I heard about it in a court case on television but I am not one hundred percent sure about what the judge said about recording people so dont take my word for it)

Sometimes behavior depends on the enviorment of the bully. When I was in fifth grade, my teacher told me about her one and only dream class. She had about thirty students and only two were troublemakers. These two children tried hard to be the class clowns but never seemed to get any attention. One day, they suddenly both changed into good students. Maybe not A+ students but they behaved and turned their work in on time. If we could get all the bullies and mean kids two at a time into a class with good kids, maybe the peer pressure will work the other way and change the bad kids. We would have no more troublemakers! (At least temporarily)

It is incredible what some people will do just because things aren't going their way. Why couldn't she just sell the gun she had to buy a small television? (I'm assuming there is a legal way to sell a used gun and that she'll get at least $30 for it in which she can buy a small battery-powered television)

I met a CEO of IBM (and I highly doubt you'll believe me) and she told me that she has an internet connection of 1GB for free. Its one of the perks of working for a computer company. But 30GB seems a bit high to me - even for a country as high-tech as Japan.

Many times when movies are based on a book, the movie does not end up like the book did. One book (which I cannot remember the title of) was made into a movie that so many people loved. The only ones who seemed to hate it were the ones who read the book and saw the movie afterward. They complained that the movie was nothing like the book and should have been changed. I later found out the author just signed a few papers and wasn't involved in the movie while it was being made. Maybe it is just about the money for most of them so they don't care if their book is completely reveresed when it is made into a movie.

I have been homeschooled since the tenth grade and am not taught by my parents. All I do is read a chapter and then take a self-graded test. I repeat this process five to twelve times depending on the subject. Once I finish the unit, I take an exam and mail it in to the school. They grade it and send it back with an official stamp. Once I finish all of the subjects, my diploma is mailed to me. I do not have a disease and can go to a normal school but chose not to. My main reasons for leaving "regular" school is this:- Part of my family split up so someone had to take care of my grandmother while my mom went to work. I could easily do my school work and take care of her for eight hours a day. She didn't ask for much but did have problems balancing herself while she was walking and that could cause her to fall over and get seriously hurt.I could easily go back to public school now but chose not to because I now live in a country where Spanish is the main language and I cannot speak Spanish well.Over all, I get better grades now and can go at my own pace. I learned more while being homeschooled than being in public school. Plus, I have a 4.0 now and at least half of my tests come back as 100's. I have gotten a maximum of 5 B's while being homeschooled out of a maximum of 30 tests.

When you get to know someone over the internet, try not to ask for their picture. It might be better just to get to know the person's personality before seeing a picture. Sometimes we judge others by what they look like without wanting to. I used to go on the internet to role playing chatrooms and made a few temporary friends that way. But one day, I made a friend and we really did like each other. One small problem was that the guy was too shy to say anything. I remembered hearing of relationships that didn't happen because both people were too shy to ask each other out so I told the guy I liked him. We already knew each other and voila, we got engaged. We have now been together for almost three years and are getting married soon! He is still very far away but he has visited many times and we talk at least one hour a day on the phone. So true love relationships can happen over the internet. But keep in mind I can smell an online pervert a million miles away just by reading a few typed words (only if the person is speaking directly to me) so I never fell for an online rapist/pedophile/evil person.Basically true love can happen but watch out what you do and if you meet, do it in a public place with a group of friends (even if they are "hiding" in the backround so the person does not know they are there)

Something like that happened to my mother. She liked a guy but never said anything and it was too late when she found out he liked her back. I'd like to add that its important to find out why you like someone first before you try and ask them out. You might like a person for the wrong reasons and not know it until its too late.

I used to be the one who everyone borrowed from. Half of the time or sometimes more often (depending on what grade I was in) people never gave things back! I always got sick of it but I never did anything about it. Now if I was back in school, I'd always say no because the kids should be more responsible. The only time I'd make an exception is if it was a student who usually brought their own materials but forgot them for the first time in his/her time in that class. PS - I am homeschooled so I don't have to deal with those leeches anymore!

If I were you, I'd wash off the shampoo with drinking water.Usually you should be able to pay your water bill at any local bank but I could be wrong. It may take more time but at least its safer that way.

Wouldn't praying to them mean that they have power equal to God or similar? I always thought that saints were just people that were given a higher "status" than regular people by the Catholic church meaning God had nothing to do with it. I may be wrong but I don't remember the Bible saying that one man would be incharge of a bunch of people just because (meaning the Pope). Plus aren't the saints just people who are dead? Isn't that like asking a dead person to help you with your problems? I remember hearing that one man in the Bible tried to talk to a dead person and lost the battle he was in because he followed the dead person's commands. (The dead person was an evil thing so it wasn't really who the guy thought he was talking to) As for Mary, she wasn't sin-less. She was a human being. I've seen people pray to her like they do to the saints and it makes me think once again: Do you really think this person is going to be able to help you more than God will? (Excuse me if I've been rude. I didn't mean to be. I just want to understand better.)

It is possible to make money online but it takes time to find out where the real money is. And the real money is usually about two dollars a month when you start.I used many months trying to find out where the real money on the internet was. Luckily I was only a teen and broke so I wasn't able to fall for the "Buy this E-Book and Be an Online Success!" trap. I tried affiliate marketing where I tried to sell e-books or software for a percentage but I never made a sale. I then tried a few other sites similar to Google that said they paid a lot, but they never paid. I then found PTP (Paid-to-Promote) sites that paid pocket change for every one thousand hits delivered and I found that it was easy to do. I sent out an ad at a PTR (Paid-to-Read) site, people clicked on it, and I got credits. I didn't make a ton of money but I didn't have to sell anything. Now I make around $50 a month.In conclusion, just find out what you can do and remember that the less money you are likely to make with the "program," the more likely it is legit and that they will pay you.

The people who make spyware make money from selling your information to the companies that offer good money for your info. Adware companies put popups and such on your computer to make money. For example, lets say you get two dollars for every 1,000 popups on computers with your affiliate name. If your "software" makes one popup appear per minute, thats 60 popups an hour or 12 cents an hour. Imagine infecting 10,000 computers that are on 10 hours a day. Thats $1.20 per computer per day or $12,000 total per day. Its a lot of money.As for malware, I think its "software" made by computer geniuses that are mad at the world and want to get back at them the one way they know how to.(Be warned, this is how I heard that it works. I could be wrong.)

And I thought I was the only teenager who was sick of other teenagers! I am so glad to know I'm not alone. The best thing you can do is become homeschooled and hang out with (real) adults. They make sense, give good advice, and are more likely to be there for you when you need someone to talk to.