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Disagree with disagree! XD

Too specific a location. Besides, I don't live in Canada, sorry.

Totally.

<3 *hugs*

@Aeyra: XD @IdentityUnknown: Well, if I had time to do research, I may not get the optimal ending I wanted. And I'm confirming the fact I am dead. Gray will confirm this.

Dear Anonymous, I'd highly advise against the course of action you are about to take. Seriously. Don't do it. Mark

Ah, but there hasn't been teenage terrorists. And I believe most captured terrorists are either given life without parole or executed. And the FBI probably pulled a few strings to get the sentence. Besides, my crimes were not centered in NJ. If my whole past in the syndicate were revealed, it'd be shown that I committed most of my crimes in California. But enough with legal blah.

Hoping, eh? But too bad. My brother's A+ as well.

*is bloodthirsty* >:V And I'm AB+. Why? <3 *hugs*

Yes. Being of AB blood, I can theoretically drink receive blood from anyone.

:V Parkur only has love relations, last time I checked. :V

</3 And received!

Just a note, since I'm also working on the family chart, please PM/e-mail (my email's xXLel@hotmail.com) with the list of your immediate relations (siblings, lovers, enemies, god-siblings, parents, uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews). If you do not PM/e-mail me with such a list, I will resort to the most recent post in this topic. Also, if you would like to use a different picture then your profile pic, please PM/e-mail me with that as well. Thank you for your consideration.

I'll answer the questions in the post with my legal knowledge, and common sense, and my own knowledge (after all, I should know where I live :V). Although there haven't been any teen terrorists I know of, I can highly assume they will be tried as adults, and given penalties related to adults. In the case of terrorism, it's either the life sentence or death. After all, I've been tried in federal court. In the story, assume I used the right to die. I probably could have chosen to be executed earlier (considering I only have a week to live anyway), though the legal ethics and social ethics are a bit fuzzy on this. I live in Colorado.

Dear Anonymous, No, I am not stalking you. That shadow you're seeing is not me. Seriously. I have a life. Mark

Dear anonymous, I admire the fact you're trying. If trying, of course, means coming over to my apartment every day and getting answers and what not. Just a note, I won't be home on Saturday, so don't come then. Mark

People, let me say something. Only worry about your immediate relations (I.e: brothers, sisters, adopted brother and sisters, twins, lovers, parents, and enemies). Let Jean and me worry about somehow chaining this huge mess together. :V

Inspector Gray rubbed his eyes again. Being away from home often, he came home to find at least twenty issues stacked on his desk. "Is this for real?" Gray sighed. He read out the header, "Young Terrorist Arrested!" Then he began to read the story. Mark XXXXX was arrested last night. A well known terrorist that has been attacking civilians with a group of his amateur accomplices, he is responsible for the deaths of at least 500 people. The federal court will make their verdict tomorrow, at 8 AM. Or that was the gist of the story. Gray always had a habit for shortening and summarizing stories while reading them out loud. Of course, Gray noticed the date on the newspaper was the day before. He immediately got out an antique laptop, huge, overhating, but functional, and searched on the Internet. The results were grim. According to at least 5 sources, Mark plead guilty to the deaths and other numerous terrorism charges. "All charges made against me are true. I plead Guilty, Your Honor." He was given the death sentence, and was executed later that day. Gray immediately got out of the house, his coat and hat barely clinging to his form. "I just never get rest in this job."

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College. Oh, and the news.

Off topic. ;__________________________________;

OT! ;__________;

Add Markypoo to the list.

Dear Anonymous, One pat on the back is sufficent. Not fifty. Not a hundred. Not ten. One. Thank you for your consideration. Anonymous

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