thecolorchangingfedora

I don't think it's weird. Pretty much everyone on my mom's side of the family eats ketchup with . . . everything. I'm not kidding . . . chicken, waffles, potatoes, bread . . . Actually, I know several people outside of my family like that, too. A lot of people are ketchup addicts. Who knows, maybe you know some people like that, but you just don't know it? You should get together with them and form a support group. ^^

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w3 schools has some good ones! Here's a whole list of ones on just php: http://www.w3schools.com/php/default.asp The tutorials all range from beginner to advanced . . . you might need to scroll down and look at the left sidebar menu if you can't find what you're looking for right off the bat. Hope this is what you were looking for (I didn't 100% understand what you were asking)!

Yeeesh, I'm confused. So many different "first ever websites". I guess it's something that will be debated more and more as time goes on?

At least he like, didn't get in trouble. Not only that, he's learned a lesson, maybe? Your teacher sounds nicer than most. Like, some of mine, for example, would have sent us out of the room. Or they would have just walked out of the room (they do that sometimes . . . when they're mad). But iono, from what you say your teacher said, it sounds like he secretly found it pretty funny, or thinks your friend is weird.

Thanks! *cough*imashebtw*cough*

Wow, I totally overlooked this section. And I've already made a few posts . . . oops, I guess that makes me kinda rude? Sorry >< I'm known for being "confrontational" . . . does that count as an example? Well, I'm thecolorchangingfedora. I got the idea for the username while I was watching a movie called Hometown Legend. See, the coach dude's fedora would change colors right in the middle of a scene. Or maybe I was seeing things, because it was rather late at night when I was watching it. Heheh. I'm a very, very awkward person. I can't talk about myself eloquently. *hides* Oh, almost forgot. HI EVERYONE!

Yaaaaaaaay kitties! I love kittens. Did your cat only have one kitten? Or is that the only one you can keep?As for names . . . I'd partly name him after a favorite character. That's what I have a tendency to do. That, or if he has a strong personality, give him bold name that goes with it. My cat's name is Jack. I was going to name him Sebastian . . . but it didn't really work for him. He's always prancing about with his tail up (he's very confident) so naming him (unintentionally) after Captain Jack Sparrow fits him. Does your kitten remind you of anyone or anything? Also, a while back a stray kitten showed up on our doorstep. It was late at night, so we named her Luna because her eyes looked like golden moons. So, pointing out a characteristic, I think, is the best way to name in cat.Oh! And that reminds me. I read somewhere that cats respond better to names that end with an "ee" sound.

Some people were mentioning a documentary that was on Discovery channel a while back--I think I know the one they're talking about. I thought it was cool that they were able to show that there was a possibility a flying, firebreathing creature could exist. Even though the bones they "found" weren't real--- well, it coulda fooled me. We know for sure that there were dinosaurs, so who's to say that dragons couldn't have been a type of one? I'm all for saying yes, they exist. ^^

I did that--just walking-- for about fourty-five minutes everyday. All I did was gain muscle, I think. My legs only got bigger. >< True, they were hard . . . but I didn't exactly reach any weightloss goals. In fact, I gained weight. As for how long I kept the walking thing up, I'd say about two months. What was I doing wrong?

Wait, now how exactly does the cold water help more than room temperature? Mind, I only drink water cold . . . I just don't get what the difference would be. There's probably something scientific there, but biology isn't my best subject.Btw, in regard to what someone said about their abs . . . I've seen a lot of things that target abs; but what about thighs?

I dunno, that tends to happen to me. Maybe you should talk to them more often? It may just be that they're forming bonds when you're not there--not intentionally, mind. Maybe just make more of an effort to hang out with them? Like, invite them to see a movie or something.

Iono, I think I'd rather avoid things like this. Unless it was the new internet fad and you could find reviews for it, like, everywhere--I wouldn't trust it. Mind, I really wouldn't know. Even if they are paying you, it feels like you're letting them cheat you. Just a little.

It's so pretty~But I'm not gonna judge it. Simply because I will not ever be able to own it.So I shall oogle at it until forced to move.

Clinique doesn't really work on me; ProActive kinda does . . . Right now I'm using something called Differin .1%. You have to get it from your doctor, but supposedly it works really well. I haven't been using it long enough to tell if it works, but it might be worth looking into.

Blargh. All those are . . . gross. I don't really care how healthy they are . . . I'd reather be ill, honestly, than eat those.(Maybe I'd try the watermelon.)But the papaya . . . I've never tried it before, but I think you'd have to forcedly feed me to get me to eat it. *shudders*

I've been using it for three years now. For the first two and a half, I would always have this one, annoying little pimple. But that was it. However, around last fall I got a huge outbreak, and it didn't really fix it. Most of my friends that use it have no pimples at all . . . I don't get it. I still have them, and it gives me dry skin. (But that might have something to do with the fact I'm using several other products, too. Anyone else using more than one product like me needs to be reeeeeeeaaaaaallly careful, because you can easily burn your skin. Not pretty.)

Wow, a whole year and I still can't afford one. Well, I can; but it's either get that or a car. . . . . I think I'll just play my Wii until the price comes down . . just a tiny bit.

Wow. Out of both of those lists . . . the only things on there that I actually like are carrots, apples, and peaches. But I thought your average red apple was about 50 calories?

I've been using Gmail for four years now . . . I actually do get more spam than I did with yahoo. Still, I think its perks make up for it. Like, say, the space, the way it's set up, the overall organization, the space . . the space? I couldn't care how much spam I get . . I'd never stop using gmail.

May not be the most secure, like you said, but it's still pretty nifty! Especially if you're in a bind and need something quick and simple to work with. Thanks

Mine was 23 point something . . . I don't think it matters if it's considered normal weight or not . . . I think being even close to being borderline overweight (25) at almost sixteen because, well, don't women have a tendency to gain weight as they get older? Meaning, it would be really, really, really easy to end up with a BMI of 30 at age 28 if I don't watch it in college . . .But honestly, as long as you don't look scary fat in clothing, and your clothes fit well . . . health risks aside, should it matter if someone's a little on the fat side?