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You're talkin' to a now Electronics student! (Electronics is now moving to everywhere in the world... in cars, phones, computers, military weaponry, communications....) I'm totally psyched that I'm practically an Electronics student. I originally came to a tech school to go into Computer Aided Drafting and Design to become an Interior Designer or an Architect, but now I'm all for becoming an Electronics Engineer! mrgreen

And my 6-month anniversary is coming up on February 25.... eek (Already... wow. Time sure flies!) As amusing as it is to say it, I'm taken by Spazz321. (I have yet to go to his house, get on his email, and activate his account... he'll be getting on for the MMO, that's for sure.)

Onto other Thee Alchemyst news:

I'm half-thinking about summoning up 10k just to change my username to Thee Alchemeister. (Just thought o' that last night, too!) It's my version of Burgermeister Meisterburger. (From an old Christmas [or X-mas, if you're into that sorta thing] movie.)

According to recent discovery, reverse psychology DOES NOT work on a computer. (Yes, I've actually tried that... it wouldn't load the page after a minute of me ranting at it shouting stuff such as "YOU FAIL!" and "YOU CAN'T LOAD A PAGE FOR CRAP!" )

Putting broken resistors in your clothing DOES NOT harm you... unless you don't fold over the wires so that they don't poke you. And yes, everyone will think you're insane for doing so... but what sane reputation do I have to lose by doing that? (Answer: None... I was never sane to begin with!)


"I remember, I remember when I lost my mind
But there was something so pleasant about that place"

That place is still fun to visit! mrgreen


-From Gaia's insane keyboardist to you~

Postscript~ Bwahahaha.

Postpostscript~ You know you don't want this to end.... AND I KNOW YOU KNOW!!

Postpostscriptscript~ By the way, I'm not even sure if that's real.... (It'd be "P.P.S.S." in the day and age of acronyms.... *Shudders at word* This is coming from the person who took a full three months to figure out what 'idk' meant on their own.)