DJTiki

Yeah, that would've been insulting and... illegal. I mean, you signed an agreement to not do that.

One of my tutors told me that as well. I wish one of the practice test book had said that.

It went great! The test was easier than most of the practice tests I took. It was easier than the official 2014 PSAT test I got in the mail. I feel like I did really well!
Thank you again for your encouraging me!

All right! See you later! ^_^

I wonder if it's possible to do a good truth or dare fic?
Oh, and look at this abomination for inspiration on what never to do.

I'm not responding to that claim on grounds that may incriminate me.

I gotta go to sleep now. I'll talk to you later... after I take the test.

This sort of thing. Search ANY popular fandom and spin the bottle.

Copy and paste from the email header. :P

Get on that bet! I supplied your awful slash fic!

This is a total non-sequitur, but I think there needs to be a non-anime pokemon shipping thread. In the Writer's Lounge, somebody posted a topic asking who to ship with Serena in their story. I was going to reply, but then I saw the choices were Gary and Barry. And I literally growled out loud.

Same with me, you know.

I would enjoy teaching how to write fight scenes. In fact... (not the first thing in that chapter).

Using your training with discretion is the most important aspect of martial arts. i would never attack anyone unless I thought they would hurt me, someone I care about, or someone innocent.

The fact that I know martial arts allows me to write fight scenes well. For instance, in chapter ten of E-Anon, where there's two fight scenes, when Giovanni fights Cyrus, I make it a point to show how Cyrus is attempting to use lethal force and Giovanni is not, yet Giovanni is still better because he know actual techniques.

Everybody dies sometime.

I won't tell a faceless man over the internet how to kill somebody, however, here are some things I can say:

In street fights, people tend to shove or punch the face. Keep you head guarded, because your brain is in there! Your brain is your most powerful weapon. Since people go for high targets, stomp on feet, and kick above and slightly to the left on the knee. It won't damage the person, but it will stun them and make them feel like their leg is broken.

If someone tries to kick you with a high kick, smash their foot with your elbow.

ALWAYS SCREAM. Even if you are defending yourself and the person is on the defensive, yell "Stop hitting me!" in case witnesses are around.

Actually, those are important survival skills. Those words probably shouldn't be crossed out.

I don't feel the need to yell at jerks because deep inside, I know that I know all the ways to incapacitate or kill a person if I were forced to.

Guns are inaccurate. Running in a zigzag pattern usually means you'll survive an attack from one. And at very close range, you can take a gun away if someone you know is in danger.... just don't shoot any pedestrians, and remember that the barrel gets hot.

Hey, sounds like me. I'm shy, quiet, and sometimes a little cold, but if you told me, "go jump off a bridge!" I'd say, quietly, "no... you jump off."

And I'm a brown belt in karate.

No, you didn't hurt my feelings. I just just you had gone AFK. In fact, I think what you said is incredibly kind and it makes me feel invigorated! :D Thank you, DJ! You prove once again that you are a remarkably nice person!

My hopes and dreams aren't banking on a national merit scholarship. I really don't have anything to lose, but for other kids? It just seems unfair!

Actually, i do see something wrong with it. It means that I only get one shot on the "Practice" SAT but can take the SAT more than once?! And why is it the PSAT that can get you a scholarship?!