Send This To Whoever Is A Good Friend.
~Started By @CamilleTheHedgehog14
Wait scratch that. Send this to whoever is a GREAT BESTIE!
-Edited by Ravenclaw3243
~Started By @CamilleTheHedgehog14
Wait scratch that. Send this to whoever is a GREAT BESTIE!
-Edited by Ravenclaw3243
JeweledOwl812
XD
on October 19, 2014
on October 19, 2014
Is the death penalty worth it? Or is it inhumane?
For some murderers, though, we're actually doing a favor to them by killing them, because they're so ashamed by what they've done that they *want* to die.
So maybe a better punishment would be letting them live the rest of their lives in prison, wondering why they killed an innocent human, forever trapped inside their own thoughts.
So maybe a better punishment would be letting them live the rest of their lives in prison, wondering why they killed an innocent human, forever trapped inside their own thoughts.
on January 31, 2015
Hammurabi's code was jacked up. Way too intense and severe. But the death penalty is a surefire way to ensure they won't ever hurt anyone and you get the message out that this isn't good.
on November 09, 2014
I know it was a bad code, but if you're a viscious child murderer I wouldn't exactly be like "Let's let this guy live!" If someone has bad intentions, they deserve a punishment. I think only the worst crimes like terrorism deserve death though.
on November 08, 2014
on October 19, 2014
Is it better to be safe or to be free?
Free. I'm sick to death of being authorized by other people when everyone is always banging on about equality. I just want to do whatever the hell I want without being told its dangerous or illegal or wrong.
on January 28, 2015
on November 07, 2014
Freedom is the most basic of human rights, and IS more important then being safe. For example, Pilgrims could've been safe if they renounced their religion and stayed in England. However, they chose to brave the New World-and have the FREEDOM of religion.
on October 19, 2014
on October 19, 2014
JeweledOwl812 asked a question
What's Your Favorite Candy? That time of year has come around: Halloween! And the quest...
on October 19, 2014
Send This To Whoever Is A Good Friend.
~Started By @CamilleTheHedgehog14
~Started By @CamilleTheHedgehog14
on October 19, 2014
Send This To Whoever Is A Good Friend.
~Started By @CamilleTheHedgehog14
~Started By @CamilleTheHedgehog14
on October 19, 2014
on October 19, 2014
Send This To Whoever Is A Good Friend.
~Started By @CamilleTheHedgehog14
~Started By @CamilleTheHedgehog14
on October 19, 2014
Send This To Whoever Is A Good Friend.
~Started By @CamilleTheHedgehog14
~Started By @CamilleTheHedgehog14
on October 19, 2014
Send This To Whoever Is A Good Friend.
~Started By @CamilleTheHedgehog14
~Started By @CamilleTheHedgehog14
on October 19, 2014
Send This To Whoever Is A Good Friend.
~Started By @CamilleTheHedgehog14
~Started By @CamilleTheHedgehog14
on October 19, 2014
Ok, I know this is about past weeks episode, but I couldn't resist! Mummy on the Orient Express has SO many references!
The question "Are you my mummy?" is a reference to the Ninth Doctor episodes "The Empty Child"/"The Doctor Dances". The Tenth Doctor repeats the question in "The Poison Sky".
The Doctor confesses to Clara that the mysterious force which enticed him to the Orient Express "even phoned the TARDIS once", recalling the last line from "The Big Bang", when the Eleventh See More Doctor, answering the TARDIS phone, replies "an Egyptian goddess loose on the Orient Express, in space?" (They've been planning that??? O.O)
The Twelfth Doctor is shown offering jelly babies to Professor Moorhouse. Fourth Doctor alert!
Danny Pink reminds Clara that the Doctor is "not your boyfriend." That's what the Doctor himself tells her at the end of "Deep Breath".
The question "Are you my mummy?" is a reference to the Ninth Doctor episodes "The Empty Child"/"The Doctor Dances". The Tenth Doctor repeats the question in "The Poison Sky".
The Doctor confesses to Clara that the mysterious force which enticed him to the Orient Express "even phoned the TARDIS once", recalling the last line from "The Big Bang", when the Eleventh See More Doctor, answering the TARDIS phone, replies "an Egyptian goddess loose on the Orient Express, in space?" (They've been planning that??? O.O)
The Twelfth Doctor is shown offering jelly babies to Professor Moorhouse. Fourth Doctor alert!
Danny Pink reminds Clara that the Doctor is "not your boyfriend." That's what the Doctor himself tells her at the end of "Deep Breath".
on October 19, 2014
can u check out my new story if u haven't already? ^_^
on October 19, 2014
HAPPY FRIGGIN WHO DAY!!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ahQF8hOlGEg
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ahQF8hOlGEg
Flatline - Next Time Trailer - Doctor Who Series 8 - BBC
Separated from the Doctor, Clara discovers a new menace from another dimension. But how do you hide when even the walls are no protection? With people to sav...
on October 19, 2014