I'm an open-minded guy and it's kind of sad that they feel so sad, but they seem to not be taking into account the huge difference in morality between killing plants and animals.
Well I disagree with you on all your points but enjoy the game, there are still a few thousand people playing and for all the people who complain about Halo 3, not many of them actually go and play either of the other 2 Halo games.
I don't think there's anything flat out wrong with the driving in GTA IV, for the most part I've found it to be a very solid experience, although granted, there are some serious issues with the physics engine to be worked out.
Reach a level of complete enlightenment in which you realise that you are soon reaching the peak of your life and that now is a time that you should take the upmost advantage of because in the general perspective of things you must seize the day, but plan for the future to make sure your life stays on such a steady path, lest you look back in regret at the end of your life realising that although the universe will one day collapse making all human endevour eventually void and insignificant, you still could have made better choices in life and reached a true level of fufilment... Or go buy booze and video games, they're good too.
I had a teacher in year 1 who was having serious problems in her life so she took it out on me, shouting and stuff. There were also a few moments with my year 4 and 6 teacher I didn't like where she'd be shouting about at kids because she was stressed. Then in my secondary school there was this one teacher who wouldn't stand up to any of the kids making too much noise or mucking about and she was always getting things wrong (she left the school pretty quickly). There was also an art teacher in that school constantly having nervous breakdowns, she'd always have time off, she believed anything short of the absolutely generic drawing or painting wasn't art, sometimes she'd come over and try and fix peoples work only to make it worse and blame them and she kept losing peoples work, in fact she even lost my friends GCSE coursework making his grade an E. Then there was a P.E. teacher who was just this Australian macho stereotype who didn't like anyone unless they had a certain level of skill at P.E. Then there was the science teacher who had such a fake air of happiness when really she was very strict and just wanted everything done by the rules for the sake of it. Then last year in college there was my Sociology teacher who was always late, disorganised and had mood swings which affected her teaching. But I had some good teachers too.
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