12-26-2012, 12:23 AM
It sounds nice. With physical coppies of the games it might be a bit difficult seeing as you'd need to ship them to somewhere in the world and it might turn out to be expencive, depending on where you've got to sent those things to.
On my mind right now is the fact that I have even more respect for someone now then I allready had (which was a lot to begin with) for fulfilling a quite embarassing promise for charity. I was exided about it, i laughed a lot and I am thankfull.
Had someone who didn't know the backstory witnessed this it would have probably been a bit hard to explain, which is okay tough =) I suppose many people have things they hold dear for some reason which would strike an "outsider" as quite odd at first.
I am worried tough that some people out there with a 'certain' mindset will take this wonderfully honest and brave for-charitiy!-present and try to break it into pieces that hurt and will give other people the wrong first impression for the entirely wrong reason. I really hope this will not be the case but the internet is was it is: not every single one is nice.
(Or not even the internet alone. I am still mad at certain buisnesspeople for preventing a wonderfully made christmas-charity song from a legitimately earned higher place in the charts simply because of who it is from. How is that even fair? Why do they get the right to decide who is allowed on the top and who is not? Aren't musical charts supposed to represent what the people like instead of what the companys want to sell?)
If anoyne on this forum knows what I am talking about, I salute you.
*puts her beard on*
*female and proud*
Anyway, I feel honoured to be part of that group of humanity who can
laugh at something and appreciate the thought without feeling the urge
to be mean about it. Or at least I hope I am part of that group XD
Other then that: I am hoping you all have a wonderfull christmas this year! =D Or happy hollidays if you don't celebrate it =)
On my mind right now is the fact that I have even more respect for someone now then I allready had (which was a lot to begin with) for fulfilling a quite embarassing promise for charity. I was exided about it, i laughed a lot and I am thankfull.
Had someone who didn't know the backstory witnessed this it would have probably been a bit hard to explain, which is okay tough =) I suppose many people have things they hold dear for some reason which would strike an "outsider" as quite odd at first.
I am worried tough that some people out there with a 'certain' mindset will take this wonderfully honest and brave for-charitiy!-present and try to break it into pieces that hurt and will give other people the wrong first impression for the entirely wrong reason. I really hope this will not be the case but the internet is was it is: not every single one is nice.
(Or not even the internet alone. I am still mad at certain buisnesspeople for preventing a wonderfully made christmas-charity song from a legitimately earned higher place in the charts simply because of who it is from. How is that even fair? Why do they get the right to decide who is allowed on the top and who is not? Aren't musical charts supposed to represent what the people like instead of what the companys want to sell?)
If anoyne on this forum knows what I am talking about, I salute you.
*puts her beard on*
*female and proud*
Anyway, I feel honoured to be part of that group of humanity who can
laugh at something and appreciate the thought without feeling the urge
to be mean about it. Or at least I hope I am part of that group XD
Other then that: I am hoping you all have a wonderfull christmas this year! =D Or happy hollidays if you don't celebrate it =)
Friendship is born at that moment when one person says to another: "What! You, too? Thought I was the only one." (C.S. Lewis)
For the time you're laughing, there's nothing wrong in the world. (Colin Mochrie)
If it's funny, make sure people laugh. If it's not funny, make it funny (unless it's actually really serious). (silvercheers)
Please don't spell my name "Yamina-chan". It's all small. Thank you =D
For the time you're laughing, there's nothing wrong in the world. (Colin Mochrie)
If it's funny, make sure people laugh. If it's not funny, make it funny (unless it's actually really serious). (silvercheers)
Please don't spell my name "Yamina-chan". It's all small. Thank you =D