Dogboy2709

That figures. Why the hell did you join nile in the first place?

I was ignoring the part about you putting a curse on Silv. Are you purposly unhelpful or does it come naturaly?

That dosen't help much.

Moron, you joined nile didn't you? As we are kind of in the same boat I'll try to help. Where are you? I was recently relocated. I need to know what I can do to help you.

EDIT: Even though what I did was moronic even I can tell that joining the bad guys is flat out stupid. (just saying)

Here doggy doggyboy. Silly dub name detective say you dead tat's not true is it?

and i have yet another piece of intel for you guys. tesh.com, like usual:

If you're holding a grudge against someone let it go!

According to new research, the act of forgiving someone can improve your health - especially if you're a man. Here's the scoop, courtesy of Cooking Light magazine.
Scientists at the University of Tennessee studied 100 college students to determine if they had "forgiving personalities." Then they put blood pressure monitors on all the students and asked them to think about a time when they felt betrayed by another person.
The researchers found that the forgiving types had a spike in blood pressure, but it returned to normal quickly. But the grudge-holders' blood pressure shot up and stayed there for several minutes.
Dr. Kathleen Lawler led the study. And she says that when people hold onto grudges, they expose themselves to high levels of stress. And chronic stress raises both your blood pressure and your risk of heart disease. Lawler says grudge-holders also suffer more from illness, fatigue, depression and sleep problems.
And since men have a harder time forgiving than women do, they're especially at risk.
So if you're holding onto a long-standing grudge, it's time to let it go. According to the experts, your health depends on it.

You know, I havent done this in a while. I think i'll post another piece of Intel for your life here. like before, this info comes from tesh.com:

Holding a grudge does more than make you miserable.

It can kill you!

Researchers at Hope College found that simply IMAGINING getting revenge on someone raises your heart rate, constricts blood vessels, and causes other stress-related health problems. On the other hand, just TRYING to forgive someone lowers the level of stress hormones that damage your immune system. it’s a life-saving skill!
So here’s how to let go of grudges and get on with your life:

First: Don't wait for the other person to say “I’m sorry.” If you wait until someone apologizes before you forgive them, you’re placing control of how you feel in their hands. An apology may never come, but you can start feeling better right away by offering one yourself.

Next: Try to see the disagreement from the other person’s side. This can be hard. So, begin by looking at how you contributed to the problem. Then try writing yourself a letter from the other person’s point of view. This will help you empathize with them, making it easier to let go of blame.

And finally: Try to FORGIVE - not FORGET. Your hurt feelings won’t magically go away, and some offenses might require forgiving someone over and over again. So have patience.
Even if holding a grudge didn’t hurt your health, it’s no fun. If you hold onto your anger, someone cutting you off in traffic can ruin your entire day. So let it go.

Hey! I remember you now. *huggles tightly* How have you been?