hellosoliloquy

I personally still don't see why a woman would become male... only to later get pregnant. I suppose the decision made sense to that person, but I know that that would never make any sense personally to me.As for any other type of male pregnancy, I'm sort of doubtful about that. Males just don't have the necessary parts to allow the child to develop in.

I've only ever used Internet Explorer and Firefox.And I use Firefox far more often than IE. I pretty much only use IE when I have to, like for the math placement test I had to take for college. Math is sort of important and I would really rather view the page correctly rather than use an internet browser I like slightly more.

I didn't like Twilight, to be honest. I've read all three and do own the last one (...Eclipse?), but I'm sort of strange and have to finish things I've started.Weirdly enough, I'm kind of looking forward to the movie. The whole thing might be more easily digestible for me when in motion.

I'm definitely pro-choice... but I just can't agree with partial-birth abortions. The mass of cells isn't quite just a mass of cells anymore. It's sort of something that could definitely live, even if it does require a bit of help.

Personally, I like the Wii. Everyone I know who has played anything on the Wii has loved it.Of course, I'm not a huge fan of the "traditional" sort of controller, either. The Wii controller is easy to use and is more comfortable than other controllers I've used.

Reasonably, I think that at least middle school age is a good age.Well, perhaps not even quite that young. Maybe high school. If I had a child in middle school, I suppose I really wouldn't want my child calling me up and saying, "Oops, I forgot. I was supposed to have practice today."I suppose the kid should just really prove him or herself responsible enough to have a cell phone.

I have a Sony Ericsson w580i.Er, at least I think that's what it's called.It's a slider phone, basically. I just hope it lasts -- I've heard a lot of bad things about the keys or key pads breaking.

I have a slider phone. It's okay.I've never had a flip phone, though. I've had a couple "stick" phones that I've never had any problems with. But I don't use cell phones too much, to be honest.

I like gettextbooks.com. It searches through quite a few book sources and then comes up with a listing of books for sale. At the top is the cheapest used and new book. I personally haven't ordered any books online yet, but I'll probably be doing that in the next couple of months.

I used Blogger for a little while, in addition to many other journals sites. Blogger just doesn't impress me. To be honest, though, many journal-type sites don't seem to impress me a lot.

I've tried Yahoo, Hotmail, and Gmail.Yahoo and Hotmail are okay. For the purpose of e-mail, they work. I don't like their spam filters, though. In both services, I've had a lot of e-mails show up in the spam folders that were not spam at all. I'm not overly fond of the layouts, either. But, like I said, for the purpose of e-mail, they work.Gmail, in my opinion, is superior. It has loads of storage. I've had maybe one piece of e-mail go to the spam box that wasn't spam. And I've had maybe one or two spam e-mails show up in my inbox since August 2005. That's not a bad deal to me. I like the layout a little better. Plus, with the crazy amount of storage, I don't have to worry about losing anything that might be important someday. So, overall, Gmail is my choice.

I'm fairly certain that doing physical activities allow for more "space" between the joints and vertebrae in your back and such. So, that could make you a little taller.Aside from that, I really don't think that sports are going to do much for your height. If you're already tall, of course you're going to play basketball. If you're shorter, you can still play basketball, but I really don't think that simply playing basketball and being around tall people is going to make a person taller.Simple nutrition and good sleep allows the body to reach its full potential.

The best way I've found to "adjust" a sleeping schedule is to stay up entirely through a night or day or whenever I've actually been sleeping. Then I go to bed the next night at whatever time I think I should go to sleep. I make sure I set an alarm clock the next morning to get up by the time I want to get up. This usually works for me... but I don't really recommend trying to do anything too taxing during that sleep-deprived day. Yeah, you want to keep yourself awake, but you also don't want to do something that you really need FULL concentration for.

I've just been to orientation at the college I'll be attending in the fall.But it seems like such a nice place where anyone can find their niche.I think I'm going to have a lot of fun in the next four years.

I sleep in a t-shirt and underwear.I absolutely cannot wear socks to sleep. And, unless it's REALLY cold, any sort of leg covering is a no-go.But I also can't sleep naked. I've tried. It didn't work out very well.