Love isn't selfish.
People who want to get love might not always give it back, and some people act affectionate for your attention;
but someone who truly loves you will let you stab them in the heart over and over again, will be there for you when you're sad, will do everything in their power to make you happy, and although it hurts when you do not do those things for them in return, they will never ask for more than you are willing to give.

Thank goodness that this is hypothetical, because this message would take one very big cookie.

In three words I can sum up everything I've learned about life: it goes on.
Robert Frost

I'm not sure if I'd say that all that I've learned can be summed up in that, but it is a good point.

The Çemberlitaş Hamami (for nekkid pplz and luv-el-ee steam)
The Statue of the Pachamama of Argentina (because pregnant women are beautiful)
The Phallus Monument of the Red Light District of Amsterdam (I shouldn't have to explain why this is here)
The Warr Guitar (for sheer awesomeness)
The hemp-made electric Guitar (for using alternative resources and for damned good sound quality)
The electric 12-string third bridge overtone zither (for modern wackiness and musical achievement)
Green Roofs (convenient for suburban people who like big gardens- if they're willing to buy a completely newly constructed home- and good for lowering the impact cities have on the environment... and they're pretty)

Don't get me wrong, I think that some really fanastical creations have been made, but I get a little nervous when I see something that doesn't do people much good or could even pose as a threat. In all honesty, I really hope technology takes a vacation for a little while and geta some long needed rest. There are things that need to be made to solve problems and too many people are focused soley on entertainment and making things to cook, clean, and do your work for you. It's kind of scarey what this world is going to come to if some robot can pull me out of bed in the morning and throw me into the shower ten years from now.

A chicken suit. lol

I don't know...
I'd probably do something that would remind you of "The Quibbler" from Harry Potter. lol
Or maybe an underground news station giving the real deal.
I'd also like a music talk show, but who doesn't like those?
It'd be REALLY awesome if you could run a show with Conan O'Brian, right?

Hard to pick just one kind. Maybe it should be a coffee house and do a great mix of all of this stuff, live.

No. I like moving, it feels good.

Besides, you can get the same effects of exercise from a pill, maybe, but "getting exercise from a pill" doesn't make sense, since exercising means to use it.
In other words, you are always thinking whether you mean to or not, but exercising your will means to intentionally use your will.
Using the word in the correct context, exercising your body would mean to intentionally use your muscles and resperatory system.
So... this question isn't even a real question.

To stay healthy?
What's helping me now is the availability of outdoor activity, and what is preventing me is having many people asking me to drive them places (people who have their own car and can drive themselves, but ofcourse I say yes alot of times) and not being able to walk most places like I ussually would. I hope to change that and start walking again. When I move, I hope it is to a place that is very out-doorsy.

To hesitate falling in love. My advice: never do that.

Both Ms. Shimko and Mrs. Spain, and my elementary school music teacher. They were sexy bitches!
Mrs. Zimmer, my art teacher, was always really awesome too.
Mr. Gosek, Mr. Bateson, and Mr. Sligar were also all really amazing.
I hope all of the remnants of Sligar's soul rest in peace <3

Should some parts of celebrities' lives be off-limits to the public, or is giving up privacy a fair price for being famous? Having everyone involved in your life is not a natural part of living, and as such is very frustrating. Yeah, sometimes there are stories about their lives that they feel they have to tell, but for the most part, if they don't put something in public it is because they feel it doesn't belong there. Maybe they are wrong, maybe they are right, but most of us have our secrets and would be hypocrites if we expected celebrities to live happily without any privacy. I'm very adamant about the people in their lives. family and lovers should not be harrased or stalked, at all. They have nothing to do with whatever entertainment they supply, unless you are sick enough to be entertained soley by the mishaps and downfalls of their lives.
As far as I'm concerned, if they are still kicking it on the stage/behind the camera/wherever they do their stuff, and as long as they aren't doing anything that will kill them before their next great masterpiece, then whatever they do behind the curtain, so to speak, is none of my business.
For the same token, even though everyone makes mistakes, they ought to learn the lesson of not doing very stupid or wrong things in public, unless they don't care if they're bickered at for it.

Bring your desires down to your present means. Increase them only when your increased means permit.
Aristotle

It would be a bohemian theme. Beaded curtains, cushions on the floor, view of the ocean through the window and on a wooden porch, no shoes allowed, candle lighting, etc.
See food, thai food, and Italian food.

So far, the best theme I've seen is at The Cheesecake Factory. They're awesome! The place has a very nice hellenistic appearence to it. try their Tiramisu Cheesecake. The revolving cafe at disney world is pretty sweet too! Only downfall is that it spins so much that I have a hard time holding down my food, so the theme may have been a better idea for a place that doesn't involve food or bathrooms.

My birthday suit ;P
lol

Because I have breasts (and I don't need your nasty bras, Victoria). I like my breasts, they're nice.
And I'm cozy. =D

There is no scientific explination for the sheer win of Spencer Smith.

The ones with the "yo quiero taco bell" chuhuahua. <3

There's also a commercial for my area, very local, and it's a spoofy opera for a mortgage/refinancing/etc company, it was singing too "call JG WENTWORTH ...877-CASH-NOW ... 877cashnow.... 877cashNOW!"
yeah... a little embarrassing.

"Let it be".

I wouldn't take away something from a child that an adult couldn't have. If it's so dangerous, than why does anybody use it?
For instance, weapons and messing around with "medicines", I think we can all look back on the chemical war fare and various diseases that were implimented on the people of Nang Ping, and nuclear technology. Why are specific adults even aloud to mess around with stuff that is so destructive for the human race and over-all bad for the environment? Computers are going to be the next arms race, it's ridiculous.

As far as I know, this is what a laptop is for most people: a great way to find sources of information and read news, way to communicate with friends and family, way to connect and build communities, a place to store music and other art, a place to install programs and do work. And yeah, some people like porn. Big deal, kids talk about it behind their parent's backs whether they even see it on the internet. They'll probably have a really healthy sex drive when they become adults =P
Kids go to school and could use the programs for their "work", and they have people they would like to talk to, and perhaps they would be less ignorant if they were encouraged to look up any information they could find.
Why is a regular laptop bad for a kid? If a parent doesn't want their child going to chatrooms or something like that, they should explain why they feel it is dangerous and they should moniter what is going on with their child's computer. More likey than not, the parent bought it for them, and has every right to take the laptop away if they are not willing to comply with the given conditions for that family.
I'm sick and tired of parents limiting their children, they child doesn't understand and that makes them loose trust in the parents, plus it handicaps them more than it protects them. How can anybody stand children who follow coerced beliefs and think particular things to be "taboo" and then grow to be adults that still believe those things and just don't get it?
If you are a parent and have a problem with something, actually tell your child and try to get them to understand why, there is no need to pay a company to "proof" a laptop for your child, that's just insane.

As for babies and toddlers, there are already so many laptops, both toys and real ones, that are physically built to cooperate with the coordination and learning process of small children. You can probably find them all over the internet =)

WePC is just looking for another reason to rip you off and get more money, people, don't fall for it.