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I think You're just slightly crazy. I haven't changed my avi much, but that could be it. Used to have a big fluffy white cape and a staff thing instead of the sword and shoulders. XD
And yeah, the mal-functioning part is always a burden to avoid, so I wish you all the luck with that! And hope something creative comes out of it biggrin
Thank you for the nice comment on my arena poem. You seemed clever so I gave your name a click and stumbled upon your profile.
And because of your profile, I now want to say Hello.
So, Hello!
Haha, I'm reading it. I happen to think you're both acting like self-righteous trolls. However, he does seem to be ignoring your arguments. Maybe I'll jump in when I finish reading.
To be honest, the whole mass thing isn't that bad. They're educating you, it won't kill you to learn about what they believe. If you're not a member of their faith you don't have to participate in their mass (I make a point of not participating most of the time), only sit through it. (They also give you a cute little blessing if you ask. I tried it just to find out whether it was completely bogus.) Where I live Catholic schooling isn't free by any means - it's more expensive than the Baptist schools, and that's saying something. However, it looks great on an application to a college or something of the like, and they hand out scholarships and food like the strangers in your parents' stories hand out drugged candy.
I was in Catholic schooling for seventh, eighth, and ninth grade, and I'm currently in a Catholic summer school (where the only moral enacted is the teacher gets mad if you swear.)
That depends on what grade you're in. k-8 you go to mass once a week, pray 3-6 times a day, and are encouraged by a multitude of teachers every time you do a good deed to become a nun/priest. In high school you have a mass or prayer service about once a month, confession twice a year, and a religion class. However, outside of dragging you to their ceremonies, they're quite accepting of people of different beliefs (provided they aren't outspokenly atheistic.)
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