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*Stabbity Stab*

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Sorry...Had to test that I still knew where my knife was...that's what massive amounts of coding/devising processes do for you. We're actually on break at my University and I thought I'd pop in, say hello, and see how everyone was doing!

OMG it's a GERRRRRRRRENDUS!

 

Lucky! I wish the uni would give US a break *mumbles under his breath about unfairness*

*posts because he is bored*

 

Hello...

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I try to poke my head in from time to time...even if it is only for a couple of days.

That’s a good idea, we do like seeing you around! :biggrin:

This is Shayol Ghul! What kinds of mischief wouldn't he want to get into? :D

a good thought...

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Very true...but I think the better question is what kinds of mischief haven't you guys been causing?

That's horrible. He's probably got school or something.

 

That's horrible as well. I have school, but I've been awesome enough to take classes that I can pass with my eyes closed.

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I come back for a couple of days during breaks usually...and then I had lots of tests :P

*cracks knuckles nonchalantly*

 

Being an English major definitely has its perks. I've had one test in two years that I actually had to slightly worry about. And that was a Trigonometry final. And the reason I worried about it was 'cause I consistently fell asleep in that class (morning classes; never again). And the final exam would determine whether or not I passed the course.

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