Dracozombie

Here's a fun game: ask the average Tumblrite if they know (or even care about) the clusterfiretruck of political, social, economical, and environmental issues that factor into any oppression or atrocity. Chances are they'll file it all under the label of OMG RACISM and proceed to bash the evil whities while ignoring that the other nations were hardly saints themselves.

*looks up what MMA is. Eep.* I'd say keep your distance from McDouche whenever possible. It looks like he has a screw loose, and the ability to cause some serious damage. How do your friends feel about him? It seems like they would be nervous after he tried to strangle some of them. I'd be especially worried for the girl he has a crush on. This is a good time to raise these concerns to a counselor or even school security. With that zero tolerance bullshit they have in schools these days, they should take this seriously, especially after McDouche caused a public scene.

dat feel is very real and very common. When you're a student, things are pretty straightforward. Then college ends and it's no longer classes that get you out of bed in the morning -- you get to decide on your own what it'll be. It's like an eternal vacation except you're not supposed to be vacationing. This driftlessness can get freaky, but when you figure out what to do, it's pretty empowering. It's a sucky feeling to know that you should be doing something, but not knowing what to do. It's like, I'll finish studying this book, shit what now?! Then I decide on the next step. Okay, I'll take practice tests now. And I feel better.

Done and done.

Wait wait wait how did you figure all this out just from a look? He could've just been throwing a hissy fit because he couldn't sell you the toys he was pestering you to buy. I'm more amazed at how unprofessional he was towards a customer. Based on your description, he sounded like a teenaged employee...

For someone who truly doesn't care and is totally over it, you sure made a detailed list of all the channels that piss you off and why they suck.

You're all ugly.

Ask this on a Call of Duty fansite and then wonder if you should feel guilty.

No one's up for Ulrich Ursaring.

Sure, I'll keep an eye on it, but if I don't like what I see or if I feel the series is overstaying its welcome (something that tends to happen with many long-lasting franchises, and an absolute killer for story-heavy ones), then I probably won't feel obligated to stay. I already have doubts for the post-KH3 games. One saga took, what, seven games so far? (Twice that if you count the remakes and Final Mixes.) I don't think Nomura planned to stretch it out across so many games, but I don't have much faith he learned from some of the mistakes he made during this saga -- mainly how he wrote by the seat of his pants, coupled with developmental-decision-things-I-don't-know-business-gaiz throwing a wrench into his plans. Who's to say the next saga won't be a repeat of this? Buuut if it's interesting enough, sure, I'll stick around.

It's not something that should keep you up at night, but it's still kind of a dick move. You weren't exactly robbing from the rich to feed your starving grandma here. It was too petty to take seriously, but it's precisely because it was petty that it feels weird to have bothered doing it at all. Kind of a losing situation either way.

Thinking about proposals is jumping the gun a liiiiiiiitle bit, dude. And I'm afraid I'd have to decline on the meeting up. Even ignoring my death-stink and how Roxas is missing a face thanks to me, I'm a bit wary about folks fishing for dates in the Random section of a Kingdom Hearts fansite -- especially when they claim they're "desperate" for love. My honest totally-ignoring-that-Random-shouldn't-be-taken-seriously advice? Do not be desperate. Desperation is a huge turn-off. It means you're expecting the other person to fill some kind of void for you, and that is NOT healthy, not for you or for the girl. Honestly, if you're looking for long-term (real world) relationships I suggest looking outside of Orange County. My big bro lived there for a long time and he can say from personal experience that the women there (well, okay, the community in general) tend to be on the white trashy shallow side. But that doesn't necessarily mean the Random section on KH13 would give you more luck. If you're sincerely giving online dating a shot, I recommend advertising on places specifically built for that. Yeah yeah, I know KH13 is a "dating website," but it's also populated with primarily 13-18 year olds, so you don't exactly have a big pool to choose from. Noooo I must remain faithful to ZombieProof. D: Please do not tell Winner of my (kinda) infidelity.

I am atheist. And still a rotting zombie dragon.

It's the only non-wiki KH fansite I go to. (The internet is a terrible terrible place for the Kingdum Hartz.)

Okay, so, wi-fi works and ethernet works. Are they working at the same time, or can you only do one or the other? i.e. use ethernet, get no wi-fi, or use wi-fi, get no ethernet. What did the tech say about the problem?

I'm 25, single, and live about an hour away from OC. I like Kingdom Hearts, anime, and video games. I'm also a rotting dragon corpse who wears Roxas's face, but I'm sure we can work past the rotting stench and the face-stealing.

You seriously need to stop focusing on this guy. Seriously. Don't look at his videos, don't make any posts about his videos, don't pay him any attention. Nothing good is coming from doing this all the time. I could've happily gone about my day if I hadn't known about whatever bullshit he's coming up with, and the same applies to you. Even by trashing him you're just giving him publicity. There are cases when it's better to just ignore the problem. This is one of those cases. Don't give a guy like that the satisfaction of letting him ruin your mood. Nothing kills a troll like apathy. Pretending he doesn't exist might not get rid of him, but it'll at least stop ruining your day.

On one hand, I'd like to say you shouldn't have to overwhelm yourself if you're able to get by; most students juggle college and work because there's not much option. On the other hand, going jobless would put you at a disadvantage after graduation if the work experience you do have doesn't count for something (take this from me). It partially depends on your field and partially depends on how you're able to handle your schoolwork. When you're a student at college, college is your first priority -- but as it's been mentioned, to have college as a priority at all might involve having to pay for it yourself. In other words, the ones who do it probably can't get away without doing it. If you're gonna shoot for a job, at least pick a low-demanding one. Money doesn't seem to be a huge concern for you, so you have your pick of which easy and menial job to take for some extra grocery cash. You really don't need workplace stress to compound the stress you'd already have with your classes. Sad to say, in almost all the cases I've seen, the ones who have to juggle full-time class and a job usually have to let one suffer at the expense of the other. Usually it's their grades that take a dive, which is bad news for the students enrolled in programs like scholarships that require a certain (high) GPA. All in all, it boils down to what you're willing to put up with more: letting your spouse do all the heavy lifting and potentially soften your resume with not enough job experience; or a semesters-long balls-to-the-walls grind that might just burn you out instead of help you. Only you can decide what you're able to juggle. Talk to your spouse about what he's willing to do for you and what he thinks.

The reactions to this video show me I most likely won't be entertained or well-informed by watching it. I don't care if it's an elaborate troll or if he's just borderline insane. Nothing good will come of watching this video, let alone spreading awareness that it exists. (Hint hint.)

Frustrating as it is, there's not much you can do about the situation. Parents have the right to be concerned about who their children talk to online. In fact, I think they should be. The internet's a thing now, and it's possible they can get into the wrong crowd. Besides, a little parental supervision about the stupid things teens can do over the internet might prevent a few trolls down the line. But! I get that you care for her, and it must be frustrating for you that you can't talk to her because her parents are paranoid. It's just that based on what you've revealed, it sounds like a reasonable paranoia for people your age. You can't verify who you really are if you only communicate through email. And honestly, if your friend told you to keep it a secret -- and if she has to keep it a secret -- that can be interpreted as a legitimate red flag. Why the secrecy? One thing that miiiiiight work, if everyone involved is open to it, is to set up a conversation on Skype or something. That way they can see that you are not in fact a 40-year-old secretly hoping to prey on someone's unsuspecting teenage daughter. Hell, maybe you can get your own parents in on it if it's possible. And if push comes to shove, you can always find some other ways to communicate that her parents won't know about. A different email address, a username on a random website, even here at KH13 (if she likes Kingdom Hearts, but even if she doesn't she can still utilize the PM function). I know I just said how there's value in some parental involvement in their kid's online activities. I also don't believe in going behind your parents' backs if it can be avoided. But in your specific situation, I'll give you some faith that you're both who you say you are, and that reasonable parental concern IN THIS CASE is hindering you rather than helping. I know it's a lot of hoops to jump through for an online buddy, but it sounds like you don't have many options.

As everyone's already mentioned, Axel would most likely take a mentor/parent/big bro role to Roxas and Xion. He already does so in canon, so that'd probably be how it'd go if they decided to live together. It actually sounds weird to me that Roxas and Xion refer to Axel as their "friend," and vice versa. Axel takes a guardianship role with them, whereas being buddies usually implies some kind of equality. They're all close, but it's consistently Axel who sticks his neck out for them. Roxas and Xion don't necessarily help him in return, outside of being people who give Axel's existence some kind of worth -- a relationship that can be inferred as like a parent finding value and purpose in their children. So, tl;dr: friendship and roommates sound weird, big bro ftw.

And because Tim doesn't give a firetruck, no one will care when those balloons inevitably pop and he falls to his death.