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(the first one is technically a square... but I suppose that could still count as a rectangle...?) Voted for the third one. Although it was a close tie between the third and the second, I chose the third one instead. The second one had a nice concept, but, I personally thought that it was not...

Harry Potter: The Prisoner of Azkaban on the GBA is definitely good. The graphics were beautiful, and so was the gameplay. Probably one of the few movie-turned-videogames I've enjoyed.

Gossip Girl/90201/any contemporary "teen show", and those shows like NCIS/CSI. The teen shows nowadays are jam-packed with sexual content and, in my honest opinion, have less substance than the teen shows before (Dawson's Creek, Laguna Beach, etc.). Although One Tree Hill was pretty sweet...

Sometimes I feel this way too. I guess it's because people look really vulnerable when they cry, and you sort of just want to give them a big hug, assuring them that everything will be alright.

Which Cid? Haha. But definitely I'd go for FF7 Cid. ;D

Voltes V. But I've never followed the series. The first anime I've seriously followed, though, was Fushigii Yugi (Hopefully, that's how you spell it).

Haha, same. Although I'm pretty sure I've played it more than 8 times. I usually replay because I don't like playing through Memoria. Like, I only have 2 save files (not counting my first play-through) that I've saved while playing in Disc 4. Most of my saves are from Disc 3 and 1.

Voted for #3. Simply beautiful. It captures the theme, I suppose, but it reminds me more of spring. Also, it's lacking a little depth, and I personally thought that the little glow behind "flowers" was unnecessary, it's overall a very good sig. IMHO, it was the best of the three.

I'm actually a crybaby, tbh. :argh: I really can't help it, though. Like, there are times when I'm so overwrought with emotion (either too happy, or too passionate about a subject) and I end up crying whenever I start to talk. (And I try really hard to stop crying, mind you.) One time, I...

I'm pretty sure I started when I was about 13. I didn't play the first installment though; I played the one for the GBA, the "Chain of Memories" one.

http://spasmodic-prodigy.deviantart.com Varied stuff there. From drawings to GFX to writings to blah. I'm planning to make a new account and move my stuff there soon, though. =/

Mood: Irritated. Photoshop. Crashed. On. Me. :| Just when I was about to save a file, it crashed on me. It doesn't help that my little sister is bugging me about her turn to use the PC. Now I have to re-open PS and wait for the loooooong loading screen to finish.

Movie: The Lovely Bones Rating: 7/10 Well, the book was definitely better in terms of the transition from heaven to the real world, but it's definitely a thrilling movie to watch. Although, it focused more on the after-life rather than the real world, which made it a little different from the...

Definitely. If there is one girly thing about me, it's the fact that I'm very finicky and particular about my hair. (It's probably because my hair's really short and needs constant care) I wash it everyday and shampoo it 1-2 times a day. I blow-dry it every other day before I leave for school...

Currently re-playing FF9. I always tend to want to start a new game whenever I reach the fourth disc.

Probably do homework, and attempt to mash some songs together.

Lindblum, as it has more places to visit and more interesting people in it (IMO). However, if I were to live in the FF9 universe, I'd definitely live in Alexandria, since it seems to be more peaceful in contrast to Lindblum's busy city life.

Subbed, definitely. I'd rather hear the original, Japanese voices of the characters. And besides, some dubbers tend to change the meaning of what a character is really trying to say.

I used to take piano lessons, but I've stopped about 4 years ago. I still play the piano though, but I play really familiar pieces, like Minuet by Bach. I've also tried to learn how to play the guitar by myself. I couldn't pursue it though since I discovered our guitar broke a long time ago and...