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Which version is your favourite?

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Haruka wrote:
NotaKuroi wrote: awwwww, it's not funny :| just Haruka most interesting user there for me
I wonder what it makes me being that interesting.
You nice artist and one of the most active fan of Rayman. I respect such people. Our russians fans 80% are little stupid schoolgirls and the same silly little boys (don't think that I consider all schools are stupid, but these are). As we say, Russians, ЕБАНЫЙ СТЫД (yobanyi styd - "fucking shame") :mefiant:
Especially irritates their hatred to Ly and pairing "Betilla+Magician". WTF :tssk:

So.. Nice foto :) You really alike your anime alter-ego
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hey guys, I think I can officially-unofficially say that RO will incorporate Wi-Fi in some way. At least- the Playstation and Xbox versions will.

http://www.ebgames.com.au/ps3-155691-Ra ... yStation-3
Notice on the packaging of the C.E up the top of the box it has the regular 'PS3', and next to it it says Playstation Network. It also has the little PSN logo down the bottom of the picture displaying the C.E.
http://www.ebgames.com.au/xbox360-15568 ... n-Xbox-360
On this one it just says 'Xbox Live' around the same place where the little PSN logo is on the PS3 version.

I wonder what they'll use it for, unless they have a secret wi-fi multiplayer mode planned (highly unlikely), then it'll probably be for a scoreboard or something.
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beebo44, I think it's just achivements
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Hoping it's going to be more than that, but I'm not going to count on it.
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Haruka wrote:I got an official permission of my parents to invest in a PS3 by endings of November. :mryellow: I'll want your Friend accounts, guys!
Just check my sig. Promise I won't change it till December :D
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I am Spanex1990. Spanex was taken... :pfff:

My ID is full of Tornado Outbreak trophies though. :lol:

That reminds me...
NotaKuroi wrote:beebo44, I think it's just achivements
I just checked the box of Tornado Outbreak and I didn't find any PSN logo. Even though the game does have achievements AND connects to PSN to update them. So the PSN logo on the Rayman Origins boxes might have a different meaning...
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Wow. I thought hard on a good reply to your story, RayFan, but I have none. It's so personal!
I remember being very depressed in the 7th-9th grades (same age groups, BTW), and I had actually planned on committing suicide. I live in a very high apartment and just jumping from it would kill me. Then I got into the Torah and started reading it on my own, for fun. I realized that the Torah itself never actually says there's an afterlife. The rabbinical era of the Mishna and Talmud afterwards gave birth to that idea in Judaism. I stopped believing in the afterlife, and I get really depressed by that sometimes, but any thoughts of suicide are gone. I'm the only Jew I know who doesn't believe in the afterlife. It's sad, really, but it also keeps me alive. Also, as I said before, I'm going to drop out of school. School is nothing but trouble, and I don't want that.

Edit: I also heard your composition on youtube. You are, undoubtedly, a genius! I have a composition myself on youtube. It's not much, as I do not play any thing, but I'm pretty sure that with help from someone professional, it could be great. Check it out if you want to:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PNBo0VSO6s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWPeIDQmzRs
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hey Iambored, about what you said about not believing in an afterlife, you're the same as me! I wish I could believe it, but I just know that it's highly unlikely, due all the facts we already know about this world. It makes me wonder-and dread--what'll happen once I die? Is it just black emptiness? An endless dream? or do you just shut down like a robot? Ah life, why must you be so confusing...

@Spanex, my PS3 is on right now (listening to music through my iPod) so I'll add you. Mine's in my sig.
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beebo44 wrote:hey Iambored, about what you said about not believing in an afterlife, you're the same as me! I wish I could believe it, but I just know that it's highly unlikely, due all the facts we already know about this world. It makes me wonder-and dread--what'll happen once I die? Is it just black emptiness? An endless dream? or do you just shut down like a robot? Ah life, why must you be so confusing...
Are you an atheist?
I really don't care what afterlife there is, as long as there will be one. If it is just black emptiness, at least I'll be left with my thoughts. But if you don't believe in the afterlife, then it must be that you just stop existing. What a terrible thing!
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iambored2006 wrote:
beebo44 wrote:hey Iambored, about what you said about not believing in an afterlife, you're the same as me! I wish I could believe it, but I just know that it's highly unlikely, due all the facts we already know about this world. It makes me wonder-and dread--what'll happen once I die? Is it just black emptiness? An endless dream? or do you just shut down like a robot? Ah life, why must you be so confusing...
Are you an atheist?
I really don't care what afterlife there is, as long as there will be one. If it is just black emptiness, at least I'll be left with my thoughts. But if you don't believe in the afterlife, then it must be that you just stop existing. What a terrible thing!
I'm not sure what religion I am, or if I'm an Atheist. I guess I haven't decided yet. (Come on I'm 11.)
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I have pretty much nothing to hide from this community! You guys are great.

I'm glad you've made up your own mind on this one iambored. :) Most people give reasons such as "school's no fun," "school's boring," and so on for dropping out, and it's extremely rare to find reasons for committing suicide that aren't completely twisted or shrouded in opinion. However when you're in the midst of the negative action, it's extremely hard not to have twisted and shrouded opinions on life. You don't know better. This is one of the reasons why I think being part of an online community is so important, because you get to be someone away from the judgment of others, and it shows you there's more to life than getting killed every day at school, or wherever it is that makes you depressed day in and day out.

I've read the Torah a little, just for fun as well (since I'm entirely Atheist), and I think it's a much better book than the Bible. Christianity in my opinion is one of the most abused and destroyed religions there are around.

I'm also with you and beebo on the afterlife topic. I simply think too much to actually consider such an impossibility as the afterlife. I wish I did believe in it, because then I wouldn't be thinking about the fear of nothingness. I quote Matthew Bellamy's ironic phrase "As an Atheist, dying scares the Hell out of me."
beebo44 wrote:About your story, I feel sorry for you having to go through all that Rayfan. But it did confuse me a little. So when you were little you were a boy, but thought you were a girl? And then you took hormone blockers and estrogen, does this mean you're a girl now? Jeez I'm confused...
About the third-last paragraph, I can't believe that some people would actually be that much of a dickhead. About grade 8/9, if I were you, I can bet you my self-control would've cracked.
Thanks, appreciate it. :) I'll explain your question so you get the best understanding:

The thing that causes abnormalities are what happens before birth. For example, if you have an embryo that has received enough testosterone at the start to define it as a boy (as opposed to estrogen defining it as a girl), then that's the base. Roughly 99% percent of all embryos develop with a steady and consistent amount of their hormones, assigned by the "base." However, if we fed that male embryo a little too much estrogen in the process, it may affect the brain (which is always targeted first) enough to produce a homosexual boy. If say it were fed even a bit more estrogen, the newborn could have the brain make entirely that of a female's, and would be born a female brain in a boy's body, and at that point it very, very slightly affects the external appearance (and this is my case). Sometimes it can go to have an even further amount of estrogen, and then it could result in a hermaphrodite (the technical term being "intersexed,") which have both male and female organs. This whole paragraph can be vise-versa'd.

With that being said, there isn't a hard line you cross that defines whether someone is male or female. Hormone blockers stopped my development of shifting even further to the physical male side, and estrogen started making it move in the female direction. Some things however are irreversible, such as a male's voice lowering. Estrogen does not bring the pitch back up. This is one of two things most people consider when going through the actual surgical procedure, which is to have their vocal chords either shortened, tightened, shaved or folded to recreate a higher pitch (what I'm considering). The other is the obvious one, you know which one I'm talking about.

iambored, thank you very much! I'll check out your composition as well shortly.
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Sorry for the long wait on a reply, just had dinner. Mm, mm! Home-made goulash.

Ah, I see. Thanks for explaining that Rayfan!
Rayfan9876 wrote:I'm also with you and beebo on the afterlife topic. I simply think too much to actually consider such an impossibility as the afterlife. I wish I did believe in it, because then I wouldn't be thinking about the fear of nothingness. I quote Matthew Bellamy's ironic phrase "As an Atheist, dying scares the Hell out of me."
My exact thoughts! *Sigh.* Guess we better just enjoy the ride while it lasts...ah, if only there was an afterlife like the one in Harry Potter! (I mean the book version of last movie.) That would be cool. But then- there'd be lots of suicides.

Also, I find it hard to believe in that any type of deity exists. We know there are no immortals in the clouds, and there's no life in our known universe. Where could they be hiding?
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beebo44 wrote:Sorry for the long wait on a reply, just had dinner. Mm, mm! Home-made goulash.

Ah, I see. Thanks for explaining that Rayfan!
Rayfan9876 wrote:I'm also with you and beebo on the afterlife topic. I simply think too much to actually consider such an impossibility as the afterlife. I wish I did believe in it, because then I wouldn't be thinking about the fear of nothingness. I quote Matthew Bellamy's ironic phrase "As an Atheist, dying scares the Hell out of me."
My exact thoughts! *Sigh.* Guess we better just enjoy the ride while it lasts...ah, if only there was an afterlife like the one in Harry Potter! (I mean the book version of last movie.) That would be cool. But then- there'd be lots of suicides.

Also, I find it hard to believe in that any type of deity exists. We know there are no immortals in the clouds, and there's no life in our known universe. Where could they be hiding?
I'm just curious, what do you mean by "no life in the known universe?"

Usually I do my best not to think about death. I'm personally much more afraid of natural death than being killed.
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beebo44 wrote:Also, I find it hard to believe in that any type of deity exists. We know there are no immortals in the clouds, and there's no life in our known universe. Where could they be hiding?
That's the beauty of Judaism! There is no Zeus-like god up in the heavens, watching us and sending 90% of us to hell. God has no body, and he's all around us. I've read some Jewish philosophers' thoughts about it, and some say he's from "another world". I think it's bullcrap. God created this world and he is it (no, not in the pagan way).

@RayFan, I read the christian bible, much to the dislike of my relatives and friends, and it has so many clever passages while also having many self-contradictions.
Also, how come your last name is Krawelitzky? I know it's a very Jewish name, but you were sent to a catholic school...

Lastly, some advice. It probably won't help you, now that you're trans, but maybe it'll help others who're getting bullied:
I spent most of my elementary school years crying. I was, and am, very thin, almost to the point of an eating disorder (although my brother says I'm the most "mentally obese" person he knows). So thin, actually, that people would call me anorexic and bully me a lot, to the point of severe violence (it got to the point where someone held a knife against me).
I was so sick of it in the last few years that I've decided to work out. I have a very strict self discipline, I don't miss any workout at all. What I do is high bar stretches (or whatever they're called in english). That is, I get on the high bar, dangling from it by my hands, and raise myself to the point where my chin is above the bar. I then get down, still dangling from the bar, straighten my elbows, and stretch again. I can already do 18 of these. It has several advantages: I am no longer so light. In fact, most people who used to bully me now weigh less than me. I can punch anyone who dares to bully me, and people are afraid of me because of it. Lastly, the most important advantage is that I look great! That and my unusually deep and strong voice, which I am very proud of, make me a target for girls!
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Nice iambored! Personally, I've never had any serious problems with anyone else. I have people tease me from time to time, but I just shunt that off with a witty remark and watch the other person's insult back-fire. it's quite funny to watch someone's plans to embarrass someone else crash over them. I'm a generally nice person, but there have been moments where I've gotten really pissed off at someone. There is one thing that makes me a target for insults- when I get angry, I don't get regular angry, I start shedding tears. It doesn't mean I'm a wuss or anything, that's just the way my body lets-off steam. But trust me-- there's no sadness in those tears! I'm not too worried about physical bullying, I practice Taekwondo, (not to boast but-) which has made my reflexes pretty fast (I've actually never been tripped! yet people have been trying for seven years...), plus I'm a black-belt, so if anyone tries to mess with me, KAPOW. I may not be the general idea of "cool", I may even be a bit of a computer geek, but I'm also pretty smart, and I think that earns me a certain respect from my peers.
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Haha, I doubt anyone on here would fit into the "cool" category beebo. :mrgreen: We're just too... "uncool" to like Rayman.
iambored2006 wrote:I spent most of my elementary school years crying. I was, and am, very thin, almost to the point of an eating disorder (although my brother says I'm the most "mentally obese" person he knows). So thin, actually, that people would call me anorexic and bully me a lot, to the point of severe violence (it got to the point where someone held a knife against me)
Holy bloody shit, that was one of the reasons I got bullied in middle school (I forgot to say in the text wall), and the same thing applied to me, word for word, even the last part, word for word. :x Literally, the exact same thing. I cannot believe it, it's as if you're my school clone. However my knife part went as such: He insulted me for it pretty badly, and knew my height/weight and referenced to my 16.3 BMI/anorexia. I retorted and brushed him off with my hand, and then he pushes me against the wall with the knife and carved a long curvy line into my jacket.

My last name has an "i" on the end, so Krawelitzki. It's a Polish name that came into our family during the first World War when Poland's boundaries with Germany were very unstable. I'm German and British. My middle name is Bellamy. Does anyone know where that originates from?
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So you're german and british? Cool! I'm a third Australian (because I was born in Australia), a third Ukrainian (because my dad's side of family is from Ukrainia), and a third Serbian. (because my mum's side of the family is Serbian.) I can speak both English and Serbian fluently without accent.
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beebo44 wrote:So you're german and british? Cool! I'm a third Australian (because I was born in Australia), a third Ukrainian (because my dad's side of family is from Ukrainia), and a third Serbian. (because my mum's side of the family is Serbian.) I can speak both English and Serbian fluently without accent.
Very interesting mix, I'm now even more interested to see your picture.
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RayFan9876 wrote:Haha, I doubt anyone on here would fit into the "cool" category beebo. :mrgreen: We're just too... "uncool" to like Rayman.
iambored2006 wrote:I spent most of my elementary school years crying. I was, and am, very thin, almost to the point of an eating disorder (although my brother says I'm the most "mentally obese" person he knows). So thin, actually, that people would call me anorexic and bully me a lot, to the point of severe violence (it got to the point where someone held a knife against me)
Holy bloody shit, that was one of the reasons I got bullied in middle school (I forgot to say in the text wall), and the same thing applied to me, word for word, even the last part, word for word. :x Literally, the exact same thing. I cannot believe it, it's as if you're my school clone.

My last name has an "i" on the end, so Krawelitzki. It's a Polish name that came into our family during the first World War when Poland's boundaries with Germany were very unstable. I'm German and British. My middle name is Bellamy. Does anyone know where that originates from?
My guess is that a lot of people are too thin, just that it's less of a problem for society than obesity, so it's not as well known. Are you also "mentally obese"? All I can think about is food. Not that I'm hungry all the time, I just love eating!

Maybe you're one of those who have that kind of name before it became Jewish: see, in the 17th-19th centuries, european Jews were wusses who wanted to be like europeans so badly, they changed their last names to Polish/German/Czech/Slovak names. My last name, for example, is , a slovak name. It means "Sun Field". My grandma's maiden name is , as her mother was born in Poland.


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RayFan9876 wrote:
beebo44 wrote:So you're german and british? Cool! I'm a third Australian (because I was born in Australia), a third Ukrainian (because my dad's side of family is from Ukrainia), and a third Serbian. (because my mum's side of the family is Serbian.) I can speak both English and Serbian fluently without accent.
Very interesting mix, I'm now even more interested to see your picture.
Hell, I'm Polish, Slovak, Czech, Brazilian, Moroccan, Spanish, Iraqi and, of course, Israeli. All of my ancestors were Jewish, obviously. It just gets a bit complicated when you try to explain it to non Jews.
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hehe, soon, Rayfan.
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