for one, i don't want to intrude on her room. two; if she were to come in when i was in here she'd ask me what i was doing and explaining the internet to someone who knows absolutely nothing about it (or about the kind of stuff i do on it [im, blog, forums, etc.]) is a real pain. so i've been catching up on my video game playing. for a graduation present to myself, i bought soul calibur ii and mario-kart double dash. i was teaching my mom to play mario-kart, and that was really fun; she's really getting into it.so yea, i graduated, and today i went in to sign up for my classes next fall.
i had some trouble knowing when to stop picking out classes, because it looked like so few! i ended up enrolling in english comp 2, intermediate algebra (they said i could get away with being in the easy course as credit.), oral interpretation of literature (which i need for my major), intro. to philosophy, and intro. to psych. i think i may drop intro to psych, though, as 15 credit hours is supposed to be a big course load, and i should probably ease my way in first semester.wow! i've got some nice friendly comments! yay! as to what anime i like, my favorites have gotta be inuyasha, ranma 1/2, read or die, fushigi yuugi, and i think neon genesis evangelion has become a favorite too. ranma 1/2 is a classic; crazy outta control martial arts and quirky "love" triangles. i highly recommend it. i also like quite a few others, which would take me a while to list, so i'll just skip that and you can figure them out as we go along... or something...
"run, forrest, run!" but you really can't fully appreciate the movie when you're eleven-years-old. it's shows alot, you know. today i was thinking about forrest's unconditional love towards jenny and how she takes it for granted. she never really realized what she had going for her till it was almost too late, and then she just comes back and expects forrest to still like her (which he does of course, but if you think about it, in forrest's position, would you?). and the movie has great music in it to boot.
though i still see some holes in your arguments. for one, eric, what the hell made you think i live in a world where anything is hippy skippy? my god, man, where have you been? isn't your entire argument that i'm being too pessimistic? i dunno about you but i see something wrong with this claim. i commend eric and chris for finally owning up to their comments, and i must say i'm not surprised in the slightest. call me as clueless as you want, but personally i thought it would be better to avoid jumping to conclusions and assuming who my little fan club was. may i ask, though, what is it i did to offend you so terribly much? just the two of you aren't everybody, so i have been given insufficient proof that "everybody" feels this way. and a note to chris: i find you very hypocritical. how can you tell me to stop complaining when you complain just as much or more? when i complain, as none of you seem to have noticed, i'm just making conversation. like how some people talk about the weather. i say that i had a boring weekend; well, i did. i'm not asking you to fix it, i'm not saying it's your fault, i'm just saying that i was bored all weekend, what did you do? however, chris, you are one of the most bitchy people i know. i thought maybe having a girlfriend would make you less bitchy all the time, but apparently i was wrong. not only to you complain how much you hate our school ALL THE TIME, you also complain that i complain to much. now if that's not hypocritical i don't know what is. just thought i'd point that out to you.
i wouldn't say i'm "doing what you say". the very thought of "doing what you say" disgusts me to a point near vomitting. i'm doing what i feel like. if you haven't noticed, a good deal of my posts were already like my last few, so how are you "improving" me when i was already like that to begin with? and as for actually having a life, well you sure as hell coulda fooled me with all those consecutive comments.
