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Wow, I've never thought of the American curriculum to be ahead of anyone. My parents are always complaining they don't give us enough homework .Um... Friday afternoon, when the 8th period bell rang. Weekends! When did you learn about condensation stuffs?

Haha, I always overthink it >.<(You don't like strawberries??? O.o) Why do you doubt 3? I'd actually much rather take Spanish than French, since I've been learning it since 2nd grade and it's a widely-used language in the Americas. (I'd take French just to go to Paris and eat croissants though ) I hope it's 2... 1) I once swore I wouldn't talk for 2 weeks since I was so mad at my parents 2) I should cut my nails... 3) I once gave my Christmas present (an iPad Air) to my brother

No, not the movies! The movies were terrible T-TA graphing calculator is a calculator that has a screen and can graph things for you, from what I understand (yeah, that barely counts as anything). My math teacher has yet to tell us what she wants us to do with it though. I won't, because as your newly-appointed travel agent, I advise you that actually stopping on your trip around the world is way better than a super-boring plane flight. And my piggy bank's still underweight, so... Tell me a lie. (Heehee Gosho reference)

No, I simply made my 3rd grade science teachers proud. Is 'stuffs' a word?

Correct! I'd love to play soccer, but I've been lazy about learning the rules...>.<I'd say 3, except for the fact that you did 3 as the lie last time. Seeing that I find it impossible to not like tea, I'll go with 1. 1)If only it won't cause mass confusion among my classmates, I'd gladly call soccer football and football... Something else 2)If only gravity didn't exist, I'd gladly jump off the Empire State Building, despite the height 3)If only they'd let us have more electives, I'd chosen to take French.

Haha, my school (not sure if it was actually the school) did a poll of sorts about which social networks people use. I also thought Facebook would be pretty big, but it turned out that it was near the bottom. >.<Because clouds are condensed forms of water vapor, and by some law of physics, it just comes together into a shape that makes people hungry when they look up Who was that person in history who decided to change the spelling of certain words to distinguish 'English' English and 'American' English, thus causing headaches to many English-speaking people about which way they should spell it?

The Blood of Olympus is the newest book in the Heroes of Olympus (Percy Jackson) series. It's the only book I'm in the mood of reading right now; too bad it's got several hundred holds in the public library. Never! I shall eat the doughnuts myself~ Explain to me how a graphing calculator works.

No, it's actually 3. I just randomly chose a well-known opening for that lie I'd say 2... Or 3. I'll just go with 3. 1)I know how to play soccer 2)I used to take ballet 3)I'm taking TaeKwonDo

I... Can't! Wait, I can! Since I'm doing it right now, I guess that's my excuse Buy me the Blood of Olympus

For the sake of the plot, huh? It's really starting to bother me now, considering this would slash down a good potion of the immortality argument. But Aoyama-sensei can't exactly cover everything, I guess.Yeah, he did state something about drawing the season that he sees outside his window, and making sure the characters aren't stuck in time. Comic-book time can be such a pain. >.< If it does have something to do with WWII (as in, if), then what would it be? Would it be somewhere along the lines of a would-be boss having an epiphany in the middle of high tensions, or would it be based off of some historical event (therefore having DC's universe running parallel to ours)?

No, although I so know people who do that on social networks. (Why...?) Speaking of social-networking, which one is popular in your area? (Instagram's the biggest for me)

Yeah, I'm also talking about the immortality. It's just too... Extreme, I guess. But one could always argue that de-aging someone is technically immortality. I wonder... If immortality was the goal, and they were planning to achieve it through the APTX, then why didn't Gin or Vodka or anyone check for kids that match with the description of previous victims? I mean, if you wanted to aim for immorality/de-aging, wouldn't you decide to play it safe (especially with Anokata's rep) by having someone regularly check to see if, by some weird miracle-accident, that the drug did, in fact, work?About the timeline: I doubt Aoyama-sensei forgot where he placed the dates, and just happened to land on the Second World War, especially when he's writing a mystery series. I do remember that he said something about not expecting DC to be such a big hit, and was planning for it to go for only 3 months or something? In that case, I would be really suspicious. However, he has decided to drag the series out for so long that you begin questioning how characters from that long ago started getting Touchscreens. Does this mean that the 50-year thing was insignificant to what he planned the overall plot to be? If it is, he would've had to revise things, big time.

OMM: According to my history teacher, the grades in my area are inflated because of the pressure teachers get that prevent them from giving students even a B. I mean, it's true that most parents that I know can't accept a B, and the lowest they'd go is an -A, but I'd rather not get good grades that don't really reflect how I'm doing...

Oh, I meant like the rating. As in, the earlier episodes/chapters had pretty gruesome deaths, but lately, they seem to tone it down quite a bit.I thought they did. Isn't that how Crunchyroll got the rights to stream? Or can two companies get it at once? Why are hands so hard to draw?

Are you talking about a deeper purpose than immortality?If you are, I'm not really buying it either. Magic Kaito was one thing; having immortality pop up as the goal of their organization isn't so weird, especially after Akako. However, with the BO, it doesn't really fit their MO. I can't imagine Gin working for a boss that's going after something that exists in fairy tales and such. They did mention that the BO started sometime around 50 years ago. I keep on wondering if that would help with anything... After all, 50 years before the debut of DC was 1944, right during World War II (and we all know what part Japan played in it). It's just random trivia, and I don't know how that'll hold up since it's been another 20 years since 1994 (and nowhere near the end).

I think Aoyama-sensei mentioned something about the BO trying to get power through its extensive reach? It was probably in an interview, but someone will have to dig that up for me... However, the immortality thing is very possible, considering the little hints and pieces that are dropped throughout the series. Then again, the immortality aspect would completely change people's point of view on the Organization. It would be the Magic Kaito organization all over again, wouldn't it?

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Because of all the alternative things you can do while sitting down, as opposed to getting up and ding something productive. Why does it feel like the demographic for DC went down over time?

I first heard about DC from my parents. It's really popular in Asia, or at least the part where I was from, and considered a classic (I guess...?). That was back when I was in preschool, but I recently started really watching when my dad randomly popped up the Cherry Blossom special right after our weekly Naruto episode. That was when I got curious. Then hooked. Then addicted.

Would it be okay to copy and paste my post to that thread? O.o

Something about the angle the sun rays hit the Earth's surface when it's summer. (Yay, my science teachers must be so proud of me ) Why am I even on here right now? I'm really not supposed to be... >.<

Umm... If you didn't notice, you accidentally made a double-thread. Please be careful about that, even though I know it's probably just your computer being laggy. This sounds similar to a previous thread (First Impressions), but I guess it qualifies as different . I first heard about DC from my parents. It's really popular in Asia, or at least the part where I was from, and considered a classic (I guess...?). That was back when I was in preschool, but I recently started really watching when my dad randomly popped up the Cherry Blossom special right after our weekly Naruto episode. That was when I got curious. Then hooked. Then addicted.

Oh... Where I am, "higher-ups" is a thing. I never thought about it being a double (grr... My English class lessons are failing me), but now that you point that out, it does sound pretty weird. The fillers are to make sure the manga and anime are spaced far enough. Aoyama-sensei can do about a case over several chapters, while the anime production people can do it in about 2. But yeah, I hate it too. The only reason I force myself through them is the wiki, which is full of wonderful spoilers ahead Why are do I love tomatoes so much? O.o

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I just said it because I had no idea if mods or admin should be the one solving the problem >.<No, because they're not sentient. They might have feelings, but they don't have the brain capacity to have much abstract thought. Plus, if you're talking about if they enjoy their ability to fly, then I would add that humans can run with none-stick legs, but it's not like we're too proud of them to be able to compare them to wings. Why do people paint their nails? It suffocates your nails, others most likely won't notice them, and they peel off eventually. O.o