All couples argue to some degree. It's just part of a relationship. It means that they care enough to tell you what's wrong instead of bottling it up and making it worse in the long run. Now if it's constant disagreement about bigger, more important things and there's no end in sight, then there's a problem. When all you can seem to do is argue, that's when you have to both sit down, grab a cup of coffee and talk it out. No yelling, no screeming or cutting eachother off like little kids. Talking. A last attempt at trying to fix all the problems and try to find some common ground. But if after talking things out, you still can't seem to see eye to eye, it's time to end it. No point in continuing when you both know you can't agree on anything. My girlfriend and I argue every now and then but it's only on the smallest things like, "forgetting" to do chores or staying up all night writting on off-topic forums instead of being with her. On bigger matters we always take the time to talk it out and make sure we both agree on all decisions being made. It's all about communication. If both parties can't communicate one anothers problems, then it's a relationship doomed to fail. To finally answer the question, yes. If we can't stop arguing, even after trying to fix everythig, then I would have to end it.
Lightning! So, I'm home and I have a piece of bread, why go to the toaster when you have LIGHTNING HANDS!? Free toasted bread anywhere you go! There's also being able to charge stuff in your hands, unlimited (and free) electricity for all your appliance needs. Oh and being able to cast lightning out of your hands and looking like pure evil, but who would want to do that with free toasted bread?
In elementary they preached at how cursive would be used extensively in middle school or high school. Honestly it didn't bother me much. It was something to do. But now 16 years after that the only things I use cursive for are to sign my name and to write like the founding fathers if the mood strikes.
On multiple occasions in my AP Physics class durring my senior year I got thrown outa class because I kept correcting my teacher. (No offense to teachers but she did NOT know what she was doing) She insisted that I wasn't allowing her to teach and disrupting class, so she would send me out. In fact, a few times she didn't even allow me to enter the classroom! Needless to say, most of the students that were allowed to attend her class, FAILED.
My girlfriend of over a year was indifferent that I played so much, but it did get in the way after the first two or so months. After that she took it upon herself to learn. So I taught her the basics on most games and now whenever we get the chance, we play COD together or I'll watch her play through Skyrim/Fallout and vice versa. It's an AMAZING feeling to see your girl get 20+ killstreak in a game of TDM or watch as she defeats Alduin on Master difficulty. It's a special kind of relationship that you just can't beat. If anything, gaming has brought us closer!
Killing just a few zombies with hand held weapons like a machete or bat would take a lot out of the average person and not only that, there are tons of other zombies around while you're focusing on one! Only way to get through a zombie apocalypse is by being smart and gathering a team. Pick your battles carefully. Knowing when to hide and when to fight is the key. Running around killing anything and everything you see is going to accomplish nothing but making you exhausted. So you killed 20 Zombies, out of what, a billion? Now if you're moving house to house, clearing the areas in between and the houses is what you have to do. Anything else is just wasted energy. Once there, you get a few people on watch every few hours to keep the fatigue level down (Goodbye 8 hours of sleep). Ration supplies as evenly as possible and scavenge. Sending out more than two people to scavenge is risky and unnecessary. If your lucky you'll find a few cans of food, couple bottles of water and maybe some clothes. If not then you're better off moving along to another neighborhood.
A zombie outbreak would be a serious threat if not contained immediately. Once it spreads from e.g. New York to London, it's game over for those who don't know how to survive off the land or those who want to be Rambo out there. Just remember, you'll get tired eventually, zombies won't.
Name's Michael, a 19 year old Texan who loves everything and a lotta things! Not very much can bring down my good mood! I'm a very avid gamer on Xbox 360 GT:Sandman20210 if you wanna play a game of send a message my way! I mostly play COD but I have a wide range of other games, i'm sure we'll find something!
I'm a musician, I play all your basic concert instruments but my main instruments have to be drums and piano. Been playing drums since I was 5 and piano from freshman year in high school. I prefer rock music over any other genre but I'll listen to basically anything. 95% of the time I'll like the song.
I'm a very open guy who's an above average listener and going to be a psychiatrist one day! I love listening and helping others with their problems and such. I'm real glad to be a member here on GB. Great website, awesome reviews I can trust and a plethora of other things!
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