Mike

Or it could very well be hours, the last thing it is is minutes. I doubt it would be months. So either later today, or in a couple of days. But then again, this could have nothing to do with the release date.

@ElvenShot  Obviously, this is a sad misinterpretation of the Old Testament.
You see, times were extremely different during these times. God's people were very fragile at a time like this, and His people are always corruptible. You were told to take your son outside of the city to be stoned by elders if he so much as acted rebellious, and you were told that eating pork was bad and that working on the Sabbath was bad. If you found two men doing the do, you were to slaughter them on the spot.
As it turns out, Jesus stops all of this crazily legalistic and strict regulations. Do you know what legalistic kinda means? From what I understand, if a guy was legalistic (in this sense of the word), he'd be getting really worked up against people forgetting to capitalize the "H" in "He" when speaking about God. Such an attitude is apologetic, and we should be a hundred times more focused on intention over technicalities.
Jesus healed people, as you well know. Once, he healed someone on Sunday (I think He gave someone sight), and the Pharisees were all "How dare you do this on the Sabbath?"
He asked whether it was better to do something holy on the Sabbath day or something bad. He was literally going against the previous crazy and strict regulations from the past and, instead, brought love and forgiveness to the Bible.
A bunch of people were about to stone an adulteress, and Jesus stopped them. They said they were just following the rules as they should've been doing, as the Bible instructed. He said, "He who has never sinned, cast the first stone." Everyone dropped their stones and left.
You see, all of these zealous regulations were only to protect God's people while they were developing. It's all gone now. We don't act upon a lot of things as it was in the Old Testament.
As for being gay, well, we really don't see that as anything especially bad. God tells us not to be homosexual, but He also tells us not to sin, and this is impossible. Sin is in our nature, and sometimes, being gay is as well, and I truly believe that God can forgive all gay people the same way He can forgive a dude who has lied or lusted or anything else. It's in our heart, and we can't help it. Being gay is just a sin.
Do you know what a sin is? Some people compare to a trespass, but a real definition for sin is missing the mark. Every time we sin, we just miss God's perfect standard for us, which is 1,000% impossible to achieve, which He knows very well. This is why He sent Himself in the form of a Human to suffer for our sins, because He loves us.
I don't blame you though, a lot of Christians make being gay a special kind of sin, but I don't think it is. It's just a normal one, and anybody can do it. We all sin. You just have to remember that Christians aren't good people, we are forgiven people.    

Tension between you two?

You need the good goods with good conditioner and shampoo. A dandruff brush when taking a shower would also be preferable. I don't get like any dandruff anymore so...

Too much information!!!

I swear your profile picture makes this statement look really creepy

I'd like that new thing called "Life", everyone else seems to have one except for me.

@6matthias I had two.

@SDWAN Dang, that sucks man. 
Let me update the pic.

...that's better.

Michael Bay's
WOLVES FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL

@SilverVirus I dont deserve these though

What is wrong with you people ;_;. I want to be legit

I didn't want this guys.. ._. 
plz guys. stop...

i cant because some already is named Ethan so i had to add the period so dont tell me what to do... thank you and have a nice day

Fun Fact: He changed his name once so he can't change it back.
Fun Fact: You should've known this.

Just stay calm and drink your drugs, don't do school, and stay in milk.
 
(I give credit to ÜberKiller for that)

@tditdatdwt
Back from work. Here goes:
My main goal here was to get you to understand the implication of what you were saying. Calling 9/11 'some event' just begs for trouble, since it was clearly a big deal for the U.S. as the greatest loss of life on their grounds.
But you already know that. So why compare it to the holocaust? My understanding is that both 9/11 and The Holocaust involved innocent people losing their lives. No matter of any number of lives lost, we still talk about both to this day.
What you implied was you were quick to dismiss the whole event just so you could get it over with. Almost like it was routine.
The reason I posted that in the first place was to check if you were being serious. I can never tell with you, but you were quick to dismiss it all.
I really shouldn't have to explain my motives here, and honestly I don't think you'll even see it from my point of view anyways so I think we can both agree posting this was a waste of time.

The world doesn't revolve around your timezone. (each day ends at my timezone)
Also if you really have to complain about that, then why is it okay to talk about the holocaust today, but not about 9/11?

Yes it is. Put it somewhere they cant get to it.

That one time when I'm walking down the hallway to the buses and I just feel free...
(Or the time I went to Valleyfair!)

Apparently, I smell nice  : 3

Happy Birthday!

It depends on many different circumstances most of which I am not able to disclose! But if you wish to inquire about my character partaking in your multimedia production please contact the proper agents. As they will inform me of the part that my character will be playing and the goals and statistics of his role, not to mention the small fee that you would have to pay in order for my character to be able to step out into the spotlight of your "Animation".
                                        If you would like to inquire about said character being in your "Animation" please feel free to take my skin and implement it into said role. The fee shall be paid with the time that you spent reading my ridiculous way of saying "Yes".