Looks legitimate to me.

First aid? Parents've already got me to do that :rolleyes: I never do much work in Biology lessons, because my classmates go to me rather than to the teacher for help, which gets pretty annoying after a while... >.<

Reason: You would be a much more awesome flea when squished underfoot.

Something.

:P

Can you not see how graceful I appear, how magnificent my gaze is, how tastefully (not literally pls) I pose?

Record accepted.

Record denied. And no buts.

The likelihood of that is small... It'd just be unnecessarily pedantic to deny that record, IMO. General consensus = record accepted.

How'd you guess? :o Yes, it's me guys. Don't my antlers look rather dashing? :wub:

Nice design ^_^

12 crystal boxes... Looks like you've broken a record there ^_^

This isn't going to happen, I gather.

Add me, I'm British (half-English) ^_^

+1, good idea.

Yes. Yes, you are.

Hockey is generally played with a ball on astroturf, whereas ice hockey is played with a disc on ice... Floorball just sounds like ordinary hockey from the way you've described it, so what's the difference? :huh: It's good having parents who are doctors/have some sort of medical knowledge... except on school trips, when I invariably end up being made to take vitamin tablets along with general painkillers such as paracetomol/ibuprofen with me (at the very least), even though I'm probably never going to need 'em. Ah well, at least I can never really get ill ^_^ It also gets annoying when your parents start to diagnose random people on the street as having some sort of illness. For example, my Mum might go: "That child over there is walking in a slightly slumped manner. Hmm, possibly early signs of some sort of gait abnormality; I'd recommend for him to book an appointment through his local general practitioner to see a podiatrist or chiropractor." My response: "Maybe he's just grumpy or unhappy about something?" :rolleyes:

I'll join, I'm half Indian ^_^ आप हिंदी समझते हैं?

mate (noun) British informal Used as a friendly form of address between men e.g. "See you then, mate."

Music, that article: - Had a disclaimer telling people it should not be taken seriously when it was published. - Didn't make fun of you in the first place... When saying that my argument was better than yours in that article, and that you had no argument, I was purposely being sarcastic. Therefore, I was making fun of myself rather than you. Again, my apologies if you took that particular article to be offensive, though I (and the other reporters) personally didn't think I really needed to ask you in that particular case. Hey, dude - he should have asked your permission, I agree. However, it is up to the newspaper team to decide what will happen as a result, and the result is that Arch himself will ask permission when writing about players from now on. He has accepted his mistake and apologised; he is not obliged to compensate you in any other way.

Well, if you're going to be picky about grammar, it's actually... The happiest moment of my life was when I won the billion-dollar lottery. So technically, the title of this topic is grammatically incorrect :P

Well, I guess it does count... so go ahead :P

Hmm, I've heard they've made it harder to do wheelies since the open testing, though... So the real 'record' would be seen only in videos taken during that testing.