Ironically, I'm kind of on the fence with this one. On one hand, I find it admirable that you're so flexible that you can see things from both sides and aren't rigidly stuck in any one narrow-minded camp.

On the other, I've had this thought pestering me for a while that maybe all this "I see what you're saying" crap is the result of society losing its conviction, and it makes us all seem rather weak-minded and wishy-washy. Myself included, considering how I feel about this whole thing. As much as I admire flexibility and open-mindedness, I also admire passion and strong-willed people who aren't easily swayed by a simple breeze.

That being said, I think everyone suffers from some level of that jack-of-all-trades feel. Being well-rounded has its merits, but being down on yourself for it doesn't!

Safety Precautions

3. Do not try to fit parts of your body in the hole of your Compact Disc.

Also… know that you are not and were not ever just fans to me.

Despite how cute they can be, I fucking hate cats.

I feel that way about most animals. Especially dogs (Mainly when they're puppies).

... then use karate to save her from a group of bandits. If you have time do a sweet skate trick that causes manure to get all over Biff and his cronies.

So, I was playing Phantasy Star 2 earlier (On PS3 because even I don't own the Genesis cartridge), and I got to the part where Nei died fighting Neifirst. The music was just so emotional, and the fact that a character you knew since the beginning of the game (She was actually my favorite character) died... well that just made something in me snap. I cried during the whole rematch against Neifirst (Where you had 3 party members).

Video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQ0S2n4sWRs

Yeah, I cry at sad anime and video game moments, and most of you will probably be calling me a dork or whatever, but at least I can admit it. Anybody else? (C'mon, I know at least one of you does too.)

And men get upset and beat their wives and lovers.