Good point on the temporary forest, Kimiko. I was reading the other day about the Cork Forests in Portgual and how cork harvesting is like super ecologically sustainable. The forest creates a habitat for many animals, including the endangered Iberian Lynx. Although to harvest cork you don't need to ...

Then you have not truly lived. Truly.

I'm excited to go out to eat tonight. YAY unlimited chips and salsa... whoot.

....European Union? Scandinavia? I HAVE TO PICK JUST ONE!?

I go with... NORWAY! #2 on the 2008 Human Development Index.

Iceland is #1, but its currently bankrupt. But it is now led by the first openly gay head of state (and a woman, to boot!) ...

NORWAY!

Favorite Action Movie

4) That loose cartridge needs to be put back in a case or otherwise protected.

OMFG

Leveling my recently-retired EOII party is taking foooorrrreeeeeeveeeer!

<3

Thanks! I'll have to try these.

WOAH

(this forum is full of grammar geeks <3)

"I have... cuttlefish"

/venture bros quotes

Anyway.

I'm dreaming of the Pho I'll get to eat in New York. I plan on eating at a couple different places to compare them. Maybe I'll eat Pho EVERY DAY. BWAHAHAHA!

We used to always get a real tree... My dad would march off into the woods and just cut down one of the ones on our land. We never paid for a real tree. A few years ago my parents switched to a fake one. They don't bother to dis-assemble it though, they just stick it in my old room with a plastic ba...

.... *hides her heart-shaped box of chocolates behind her back*

I gave my fiance a box of strawberry Meltyblend. I spent nearly two hours combing the Asia Town in OKC looking for the right combination of strawberry delicious and dark chocolate goodness.
Also, it came in a cute pink box.

Underlined is for book sources, at least that's what I've always been taught. Italics can also be used, but underlining is best for the titles of longer sources. When writing a bibliography, you must underline the title.

Platinum is a rare metal.

There just isn't enough of it in the Earth's crust. Cars necessitate parking lots, urban sprawl, contribute to obesity, and are just generally terrible for our bodies, our cities, and our society.