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And what does 9/11 have to do with Iraq?Iraq =/= Afganistan (sp?) lol

Wait until September 8th. Chances are it won't be full and everything would work out

Yeah, I guess it probably is better the way they have it

Does anyone feel that the order of the games could have been better? For example, I was very confused about the beginning of KH2 until I played 358/2 Days. Also I don't think that there was enough character development for the Organization until 358/2 Days. Guess I'm saying that I think releasing 358/2 Days before KH2 would have made more sense It's just a thought

I agree about Riku's heart being stronger at the moment, but I'm pretty sure Birth by Sleep wasn't planned out at the time so anything involving Terra would just be coincedence.

I remember doing that at my college. The whole thing was pointless (not to mention it took several hours to complete). Anyway, do like TheKingdomkid said and ask some advisor. Also, if your school's anything like my old school was with thousands of students then I'd say just don't do it. It's not like the school is going to actually check that all the students have done it and then kick you out over it

I agree. I have no idea why anyone likes that. Also if I remember correctly (which I may not be), the wife just knocks over the camera and they don't even show the attack. Unless the purpose is to leave it up to interpretation As far as Insidious, I didn't find that funny at all. It was actually one of the scarier movies I've seen. Except like most horror films, alot of the scariness was just done by showing something completely unexpected (usually with a loud noise as well). Like, when I saw it they did one of those "some man is standing in the room" moments... I didn't even see the man but I was startled because the music got really loud and the audience started yelling. And is it just me, or did the main demon look a lot like Darth Maul?

The seventh book seemed like it happened way too fast (I would think it'd take a lot longer to gather all the horcruxes), it was way too random (no real plot except to wrap up the series), and there were unnecessary plot elements (the Deathly Hallows) being introduced so late in the series. Looking back at the series, there seems to be a lot of unanswered questions, at least in my opinion. For example, what if Harry had died before Voldemort was revived in the fourth book? There'd be no blood to use to revive him so there'd be no need to destroy horcruxes or anything like that. Also it was obvious that Dumbledore knew that Riddle's diary was a horcrux so why hadn't he begun searching for the rest of them until right before the sixth year? As for the movie, I'm not really sure how I'd compare it to the book. It wasn't my favourite movie, but it wasn't my favourite book either. They were both entertining. I did find some things that just stuck out as strange. First, in the scene where they flew away on the dragon, they jumped off into the water. I don't remember if that happened in the book or not, but it seems very foolish. They had no idea how shallow or deep that water would be. Also I remember in Gringots one of them (I think Hermione) used a spell to break their fall. So why hadn't she at least broken their fall when they jumped? Also right after that, Harry referred to Voldemort as "you know who". It has been made a plot element that Harry does not say that ever, so there had to have been some mistake there (even if it's in the book that way, which I don't remember). And for some reason the spiders were on the side of the Death Eaters. I thought it was the other way in the book. Or they were on Hagrid's side at least. And I'd have to agree with OblivionRider about the casting on that last scene. They were all way too young. They should've used actors who were actually older

I have forgotten a lot about KH2 and after playing 358/2 Days I thought it would be good to replay KH2. I haven't gotten far in it yet, but after seeing DiZ again in the beginning, he seems like a jerk. He's always saying stuff like "Nobodies don't deserve to exist", etc. And does anyone else feel bad for Axel? I don't remember feeling bad for him when I first played it but after playing 358/2 Days it stands out more

In this cutscene: http://kh13.com/videos/days/eng-cut/5/ By his reaction, I am almost entirely sure that he sees her as someone he already knows, not as Xion. Or is he just surprised that she resembles Kairi? Also an unrelated question... what's the deal with the blindfold? I never understood it. He goes into his Ansem form when he's not wearing it, right? Why is he able to lift one side of it in this scene without changing?