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- Pretty much the opposite of high-density housing. :P In Shanghai, for example, there are certain areas in which the population density level is on average around 2657 people per sq km. The houses within such areas are in close proximity to each other with little room for green areas such as gardens, this is high-density housing. Using another extreme example, in Mongolia the population density is 1.7 people per sq km. This is highly unusual considering it's the 19th largest country in the world. Due to the low population density, housing would tend to be spread further apart with more room for green areas (although this may be different in Mongolia, given the enormous area of the Gobi and former Soviet rule). Such a sparsely populated country is ideal for low density housing.0 votedJuly 5, 20111
A smart girl
Today I met a nice little girl in KFC. She ate her food by herself, not with her mother.
"Where is your mama?", I asked her.
"She is at work", the girl replied.
I assumed that "working for somebody" meant she's busy at work, though it may be put into a different context.
0 votedJuly 5, 20112- These sound suspiciously like homework questions :P. Anyway, by 'virtual life' do you mean an online avatar based social tool, e.g. Second Life? Or social networking sites in general? Obviously they're useful if you're interested in correspondence with other cultures and languages. Not so useful if one becomes so immersed in the 'virtual life' that it takes precedence over 'real life', nothing virtual is comparable to its real equivalent. Bloodninja can attest to that.0 votedJune 19, 20111
Greed. Don't think we're not guilty either; if the demand decreases, the supply also decreases. We consume more resources and thus demand more resources, supply has to increase to meet those demands, be it fuel, trees, bluefin tuna, whales, whatever. Wars threaten the stability of our environment with the possibility of destruction and pollution, why are wars fought? I expect the primary reason is resources.
0 votedJune 18, 20110I like insects but the thought of waking up with an enormous spider next to me on my pillow isn't one I'd like to entertain. Anything to do with needles, be it watching an injection or hearing someone talk about them, entering veins has me subconsciously reaching for my arm and applying a comforting amount of pressure. I'd be the world's worst junkie.
0 votedJune 18, 20110Oh, wow. Rocko's Modern Life was good, yet, looking back, highly disturbing. Don't you find that sometimes? I used to be a fan of Ren and Stimpy and, recently, watched a re-run only to discover how tasteless and crude the humour is. Don't get me wrong, I love tasteless and crude humour, it's just interesting how when you're older and more culturally developed, certain parts of cartoons (the aforementioned ones in particular) that used to be harmless and childish fun take on a more sinister meaning.
That said, I had a couple of favourites including The Wild Thornberries (I used to envy their vagabond lifestyle), Pokemon (:3), Spiderman and Dragonball Z (don't tell me you've never role-played a saga with friends..., just don't).
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