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• 1996, the advent of Pokemon.
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• .hack//SIGN, Evangelion, Naruto.. The trinity. O_O
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Sunday, August 14, 2005
A bit of filler.
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Tony- Yeah, but you always comment anyway. I'm trying to grab new commenters with this. :P
DDG- For your sake I hope it isn't. I forgot to mention that the friction from wrapping the hot dogs so furiously caused not only holes in my gloves, but little red spots on my hands.
Mimmi- Yes, that was all just for you.
I don't know about my game plan. Get familiarized with the system, and start running more so I can go out for track next year I guess. Any more questions? ~_^
Shin- I remember playing Chip's Challenge on a computer in first grade. Since there were only six of us in the class we all got enough individual attentionto get done with lesson plans way ahead of time, so we got to do stuff like that almost every day. Of course, we had to take turns playing, and everyone who wasn't playing would always yell "OOOOOH NO GO LEFT AHHH GO DOWN NOW GET THE RED CHIP AH MAN YOU DIDN'T GO DOWN LIKE I SAID YOU'RE STUPID" and other such things. Six year olds are such assholes.
I also had my first experience with digital imageyness on that computer.. In MSPaint, that is.
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I started doing the actual work for the summer reading today. They gave us papers with a bunch of questions regarding plot, point of view, characterization, style, setting, and other things, and we have to answer them all for both Ender's Game and To Kill a Mockingbird. I got about halfway through the Ender's Game stuff today, and it was fun. These aren't the simple little reading comprehension questions that I've gotten used to over the past two years. These are requiring me to actually put a little bit of effort into it, and I like that.
Though I got burnt out when I spent about half an hour describing the antagonistic social, psychological and natural forces that worked against Ender in detail.
It's fun with Ender's Game, but I'll probably want to shoot myself when I have to go back through Mockingbird. I don't even know what kind of main conflict there was in that book.
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I've been thinking about starting up comics again once school starts, since I have (what I hope is going to be) a half decent art class this year.. Though I guess a lot of that is going to rely on the teacher. If they're anti-cartoon, like so many art teachers seem to be, I may be out of luck, but I might do it anyway for fun in my free time.
That is.. If I have any.
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