Sunday, 28 March 2010

Okay, so guys, I want you (All one of you...) to choose something for me.
I have three choices to pursue. A, B or C. I am leaning towards A, but this would be a bad move politically. B is a good choice, but I'm not sure of how able I am in regards to them. C is also a peng choice, but I'm not sure I want to get in there. SO PICK.

Tuesday, 9 March 2010

Go Ryan and Sian!

http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/4219/ryannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn.png

Monday, 8 March 2010

This just means I am back on here

...And the dead shall rise from their graves... and prosper...

Tuesday, 12 January 2010

The year 2101.



Just because I was coerced into writing a blog again, I decided to cover something I just saw. What do think these two pictures have in common?

The answer is the year. Although Zero Wing, the scene from the second pciture, was made in 1991, whereas A.I. was made in 2001, they are both set in the year 2101. The inspitration for this breakthrough comes from this website, http://danmeth.com/post/124593834/futuristicmovietimeline. There, "Dan Meth" shows the dates in which Sci-Fi movies are set. I saw the year "2101" and realised it stirred a memory in me, so I went on a quest to remember. It involved much talking of "In AD 2101, war was beginning." and so I remembered my love for the opening of Zero Wing.
The date can be seen in Zero Wing's intro:

Well, wasn't that fun?
Another thing: Revising for business is silly. I just need to learn how to answer exam questions...

I have discovered a cure for insomnia! Ragging is a good way to get you to sleep. I suggest you try it sometime.

Sunday, 20 December 2009

I'm sorry - another Urban Dead centered post.

http://iwrecords.urbandead.info/12-20-09_1600hrs_PUBLIC/IN_50-97_1337_268-674-4e9.html
I am so happy because of the link you see above this. And this, with the very same character that got 666 experience points.

I'm also moving up; In 404 I am co-ordination leader, and in AU10 I am backup leader. :3

Today, back to the real world, was really cold. Despite the warming effect of my ga Hazel, it was still an uphill battle not to burst into shivering.
I had 87p, which wasn't enough to buy anything from Poundland, so (in what I like to think was) a form of protest, we stood underneath the heater.
Got 2p from Hazel's friend (Hayley, Kaeley?) and bought some cookies from Leslie. He's a funny guy. I had to curb my enthusiasm, due to... mitigating circumstances.
Spent ~1 hour sitting in the café, listening to endless stories about people who I don't know, before Morrisons had to shut. Then we stood around in the cold (made slightly warmer by the embrace, pretend I'm shaking my fist at you for using me for warming purposes.) for around half an hour, before heading off home again.

And, well, that's about it. I also really like the song Reach for the Sun.

ALSO!; (in a tone of voice which denotes I don't know everything about it, but think my opinion should be taken into account) I think you should all (disregarding who I think is in the right or not) swallow your pride or whatever it is holding you back.

Wednesday, 16 December 2009

Oh how I love my innovation

Because I had two items of homework in for tommorow that I couldn't complete due to either my ignorance or my teachers ignorance, I had to do some thinking. Thanks to my darling Dan-GAY-vien (Or O-LAG), I managed to get my ICT done, and if I do say so myself, it looks pretty darn great.

History is another matter, however. I just wrote out everything I had talked about the first time I did it, but for two paragraphs for each point. Hope that quenches her thirst for development, as it did mine for exuberance. And by that I mean it drained me of all motivational aspects of History, or in fact anything to do with Humanities whatsoever.

Now, I have done nothing to fundraise. Nothing at all. So I hope to make posters for the fundraising, consider me your PR man. Mainly due to the fact I have little to no idea of fundraising nor how to implement it, but I do know how to make a poster or two. C'mooooon brainstorm!

Monday, 14 December 2009

I found something new, and I broke something old.

Well, this post is really for yesterday, but I was too busy smarting from my wonderful day with Hazel to really get anything done. :) -- I have a dislike for the word "mute" now, because it reminds me of the opportunity I missed. :/ --

On Saturday, I rediscovered how great my iPod is. I also discovered that I CAN use it regularly, rather than when I'm travelling somewhere. But on Sunday after making me some pasta (Which was rather quite delicious, thank you) I broke my fridge door off. Oopsie.

But it's fine, it only took us around half an hour to fix it. Which should mean nothing is going to disease us.

Oh, and I went to a World Challenge meeting, and we got lots of new ideas. It's gonna be great fun. I have to, or rather I decided it would be optimal to, devise some publication for the developments. It would help if I could recall one of the primary activities we're partaking in.

Well, I think that's about it, tschüs!