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Mithril Dragon
In the war between good and evil, Mithril Dragons take the side of the noble and good.
When it comes to the powers of Chaos vs. those of Law and Order, your inner dragon walks a fine line between Law and Chaos.
As far as magical tendancies, Magical spells come as natural to the Mithril Dragon as breathe from it's body.
During combat situations, a true Mithril Dragon prefers to defeat opponents by the use of spells and other tactics.
Dragon Description:
Mithril Dragons build and dwell in castles of crystal, high in the mountainous regions. A Mithril Dragon is honest and gentle.
Mithril
Dragons are armored with highly reflective scales. To see one in bright
sunshine has the effect of looking at a multi-ton, 150 ft. long disco
ball.
They tend to
smile frequently but rarely laugh aloud. Mithril's dislike violence. A
Mithril Dragon is very selective when choosing close friends, but is
generally admired by all. A Mithril Dragon leads a very quiet and
unobtrusive life.Never judgmental, the great Mithril Dragon's feelings
run deep and true. Mithril Dragons mate for life.
This Dragons favorite elements are: Mithril, Earth, and Courage
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You
are versatile and diverse in your thinking. You have an open mind to
that which seems highly unlikely and accept it with a bit of humor. Now
if only aliens would stop trying to take over your body.
Coming on December 1, 2005:
Your Ultimate Sci-Fi Profile: which sci-fi crew would you best fit in? The Sequel |
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SG-1 (from Stargate)
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81% |
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Moya (from Farscape)
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69% |
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Serenity (from Firefly)
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63% |
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Galactica (from Battlestar: Galactica)
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63% |
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Millennium Falcon (from Star Wars)
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56% |
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Nebuchadnezzar (from The Matrix)
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56% |
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Enterprise D (from Star Trek)
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44% |
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Bebop (from Cowboy Bebop)
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| not too much has happend lately. Sociology is fun but seems like comon
sense. Taking down all the notes in that class is a pain (literally).
Recently dicovered the gloy of Dominic Deegan
(http://www.dominic-deegan.com/). In fact I have spent three days
reading all of it thus far. So much for Poisonwood Bible. And below is
something I found on a friends site and was bored ennough to do instead
of working on sociology homework. (I'm nt really reading the actual
bok; it hs been done all online. God I love having a working computer.)
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You Have a Melancholic Temperament
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Introspective and reflective, you think about everything and anything.
You are a soft-hearted daydreamer. You long for your ideal life.
You love silence and solitude. Everyday life is usually too chaotic for you.
Given enough time alone, it's easy for you to find inner peace.
You tend to be spiritual, having found your own meaning of life.
Wise and patient, you can help people through difficult times.
At your worst, you brood and sulk. Your negative thoughts can trap you.
You are reserved and withdrawn. This makes it hard to connect to others.
You tend to over think small things, making decisions difficult.
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| Enjoy:
 http://www.vgcats.com/comics/?strip_id=170
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| Just saw this at www.ctrlaltdel-online.com. I thought I should share this.
A reader has just brought this matter to my attention.
From GamingHorizon.com:
"Earlier
this month, gamer named Mitchell S.
with the online screenname "Kuja105" who posts on a few online
videogame forums (including GameFaqs.com and MetalGearSolid.org)
committed suicide. On January 2 he posted a message in both forums
detailing his intent to end his own life, citing overwhelming
complications with school and finances.
A very brief period of initial disbelief was followed by a
barrage of replies from fellow forum members pleading that he not take his life,
trying to talk him out of it.
For days, no word was heard from Mitchell. Fearing the
worst, members and administration from metalgearsolid.org began searching for
contact information, spending hours on the phone trying to get in touch with
him. Finally on January 4, Ryan K., an administrator at
metalgearsolid.org, got him on the phone and spent hours desperately trying to
talk him out of it.
Sadly, Mitchell soon ended his own life by consuming
antifreeze and painkillers.
Later, members from the site contacted Mitchell's family to
find out the grave news. They reported it to their online community, and posted
a tribute to their passed friend on the front page of metalgearsolid.org." Full Report Here.
Mr. Jack Thompson then sent in the following letter regarding the situation to MetalGearSolid.org, one of the forums frequented by Mitchell, where he was known well:
"Your "gamer friend" will find peace through the Lord, Jesus Christ, but sadly it's too late for that.
There
is a void in every heart. You can fill it up with the things of God, or
the things not of God. This unfortunate soul chose to fill it up with
combat games. The playing of these video games is masturbatory
activity, meaning senseless self-stimulation. If you gamers could use a
dictionary you would know that that term is not necessarily a sexual
one.
The real tragedy here extends beyond the life and death of
this one fellow. There are literally millions of young people and young
adults whose despair is deepend by turning to the things of this world
and then finding them meaningless.
All of you gamers need to put
down the controllers and get a life. The utter inanity of the vast
majority of postings here shows how vapid "gaming" really is.
You
are one of the cheerleaders for this wasting of time and the wasting of
lives. Do you feel any remorse for having contributed to this "culture
of death?" Of course not. Hey, let's all play MORE games, and ignore
all the really productive things to do with our lives.
Let's
pretend to be shocked that a gamer might descend into deeper
depression, as his gamer "buds," knowing he was killing himself,
couldn't figure out how to call 911 themselves for him. That would have
involved leaving their computers I guess.
Sad. Sad for all of you."
Here is an article written by friends and peers of Mitchell at MetalGearSolid.org.
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