Sam N

Sounds like the name of a keyblade

Today I saw a dude with shades, long hair, and a black leather trench coat walk into Five Guys who looked like he was going to make me choose between a red and blue pill

“Reason 1: Shadow actually tolerates Amy’s presence unlike some people”

That is for you alone to determine

So that explains that strange lamp I was rubbing…

I hope Donald and Goofy as they search for Sora

Oh Christ. If I see that ad one more time—! What hasn’t P5 crossed over with?

^

That’s an image I won’t soon forget

mmm skillet biscuits

https://tenor.com/view/drool-spit-homer-the-simpsons-gif-3974820

Quadratum. Just because A) it’s vital to KH4 B) we know so little about it.

Nomura has made games over less. Reminder that he literally came up with Coded while drunk.

I highly doubt Strel dragged him back singlehandedly, so...that means Sora just kinda crashed on her couch like a hobo.

Haha I'll certainly try

Personally, I headcanon Riku swears like a sailor

If anything, living rural places you closer to shrines, and there's few places on earth more beautiful than a shinto shrine

I'd probably live in a rural area and just commute to the city if necessary.

Well, the experience is what I want. It would be a great resume builder.

I just hesitate because the grass may not be quite as green as it seems over there. There's a good chance I'd be even more of an outcast over there than I already am.

I've often thought about teaching in Japan for a year or two. What's it like living there?

But I don't like to look at kids that way. I believe in them because...well...if I don't, who will? Getting along with each other on this world is hard enough as it is, and if I can make it just a bit easier...well, I can die happy. And I say that as someone who's seen the worst of what public education does to people. That's all I really want out of being a teacher: make the world just a bit more tolerable for the poor neglected souls forced to endure it Equip them for a world that will do all it can to bring them down Fortify them into people who can overcome adversity

And in that case, they simply can't be taught. You'll always find a few. Can't save everyone.

Oh absolutely. The significance of say...the Civil War cannot be overstated, but it was never taught to me that way. For me it was "learn about the Civil War OR ELSE".

As someone who's studying to become a teacher, I'll say this. Any teacher worth his salt can make ANYTHING engaging. In fact, that's part of the job. Science proves that students who are engaged learn faster and more effectively than those who aren't.