Reon

I'd probably get a high stool and start using it as a desk (with storage in it, of course), hahahahah. The what picture?

Red walls, white and black furniture, some of the bookcase thingies, and a few solid wall decals. I want it to be like... minimalist with some punch to it. The "bookcase" is a really big deal to me because I hate dressers for the reason that it's harder to match outfits when all my clothes are folded up, tucked away, and hidden under everything else.

And I'm going to get a print of this. Awwwwwe!



Hahahaha. Philosophical debates appeal to me less so than discussions becauuuuse when I'm asking someone about their logic, it's not because I'm trying to attack it. It's just me being curious.

Haha. (: What's your URL?

I'm at work so I don't have much of a choice with how I spend my time at the moment! I'm sure you'll come up with something to do at some point! Or you can continue to watch TV. Nothing wrong with some down time!

You're very welcome. I'm just dandy fine thanks. How are you?

Hahahahaha. Someone in my history class asked whether it would grow a tree if someone stuck a pencil in the ground.

On the bright side, I'm going to fucking IKEA tomorrow to get my room redecorated! YESYESYES!

Haha, there's not much guesswork there, but go ahead and ask something if you want to play.

That's how I am, too! Except it's usually later than that, but still. During the school year, I divvy up my sleep into two long-ass naps. One, it's more efficient (for me, anyway), and two, I can usually talk for hoouurrs in one sitting on Facebook, so it's always better if my friends go to bed before I do. xD

I know Java and QuickBasic somewhat.

Haha. I just say "this past year" or "the upcoming year" to avoid confusion. That sucks, though. ): This past year, P) I was stuck in the not-so-advanced English class because of a scheduling conflict with the Honors English class... D: So yeah, being the only student in your class who cares reeaally bites. I hope I can still triple up on AP sciences senior year!

Hahahaha. It's kind of like when people buy you gourmet soap as a present. I don't really care that it's a $20 bar of soap and contains herbal extracts or whatever, it's still soap!

Subconscious, eh? In my circle, everyone knows who everyone likes, for the most part. Hahahaha. I honestly don't see how 16 is different from any other year. The problems with hosting a rave are that (one) my parents generally don't like my friends because they don't know them, which is because (two) I'm embarrassed to have people come over. Seriously, my house is unpresentable and just... ugh. I resent calling it home. I would definitely have house parties all the time if my house wasn't so FUGLY.

Oh, I forgot to tell you. Loaded Questions is wheeennn one person asks the entire group a question, and they write down their answers and the "it" person has to guess who said what. And then each person takes turns being "it".

Is it because you can't read your handwriting? Hahahaha.

What is your usual sleep schedule like, then?

I'm guessing you were a senior last year. That all actually sounds fun, though! I'd love to have enough time in my schedule to take art or psych. Then again, senior year is kind of when you get the itch to graduate and have most of the requirements done anyway. Last year was sort of a transition into being hardcore scientists and taking huge work loads for the people in my class at the math/sci/tech school.

Haha, yeeaahhh, like smashing guitars up like you always see on TV. xD I wouldn't do that even if I had the money. Oh, my friend who went to China spent $350 in pens. They better do something magical. Seriously.

Haha, most of my friends find each other worthy of exclaiming, "ewwwwww!" What was your experience with sweet sixteens, then? d: I don't plan on having a party. I remember my cousin's bestie's 18th birthday was at this Japanese buffet place. She rented out an entire room and had suuuper duuuuper loud music, strobe lights, glowsticks, etc. I can't afford that and my house is a dump from the 70s.

I'm not good at memorizing dates or names, either, but the point of that class (at my school) is to encourage critical thinking to connect the dots. What the heck? xD Notes aren't essential to good study habits or anything. -blaaaaatant sarcasm-

YES! Honors English, AP US History (which is arguably the scariest AP class my school offers. But for whatever reason, the teacher seems to like me. ), and then my afternoon block at my magnet school which for junior year is a melange of Honors Physics, AP Statistics, AP Programming, Honors Pre-Calc, experimental design/research/data analysis/etc., and college prep stuff. I wish I could say that MBTI has helped me with deciding on that stuff, but as you out of all people would know, it's not that simple.

Even if it was a passing thing, there's really not much to regret from traveling.

I just want to learn Japanese so I can read the manga without waiting for scanlations. d:

I'm turning 16, but that's the consenting age where I live, hahahaha. No spin the bottle for me! I am fond of Loaded Questions and Truth or Dare, though.

Most of my friends took the AP US History class last year and they want to have a bonfire party to burn their homework. xD

No bother.

Oh hey Reon, its good to see you around too. I mostly lurk around these days and its good to see a kindred spirit that recognizes me. This place is as interesting as it was when I first came around, still the same kinds of interesting topics kicking around.

Hi Reon , we are all gathered at tiny chat if you wish to come lol..its a Friday night for those who stayed home party lol

I like a good challenge. I picked Spanish because it's whatever they were offering at school aaaand it's similar enough to French. But sometimes I think with the rest of my classes and extracurriculars, I'm doing a little too much. On one hand, my teachers think I need a challenge, and on the other, most of my peers either think I'm insane or have sympathy pains for me.

I have been to Spain, though, even if just for a day. The waiter dude gave my host sister and me a complimentary plate of churros! NOMNOMNOM.

That's cool though! Where do you plan on traveling?

I can see why class, gender, age, etc. would be a big deal in Japanese with the country's emphasis on family values. Even though it's not the same thing, in Vietnamese families, we have to greet all the adults properly and such.

Thanks mate, things are better these days to be sure!

Haha, thanks. Nothing's classier than mimicking someone with a mimicker problem.

Why, thank you ^_^ It's not so much that I'm better now as it is that my style has evolved. I write primarily things with vocals now and two/three years is gonna change things, especially when you're young.
I love theory so much! It was when I was learning theory that I switched from guitar to piano and I haven't really looked back. Waa, it must be amazing to be able to play so many instruments. I can play a teensy bit of violin, and I'd like to learn a woodwind, perhaps sax. And I know what you mean about tone, though on a different level. Different pianos hit high and lows differently and their action can differ, so I write something differently, or sometimes change how I'm playing something because of the instrument.

I've done the choir thing, but never a group playing anything organized like that. Been in some bands and played some acoustic stuff with people though. Kinda miss the feeling of singing in a choir...

Oh, I make piano versions of all kinds of things ^_^ Like a classical-inspired version of Bad Romance by Lady Gaga. And I've been wanting to write string music, just never had good opportunity yet.
http://www.myspace.com/emilysaga That's my very ancient myspace that I haven't touched in years, but there's two old recordings on there if you want to hear my stuff. Well, my old stuff. I wrote mostly instrumental back then.
Do you play guitar then? Or strings? And do you play with a group or solo?

Piano, primarily. Kinda makes tremolo an odd name, ne? I like the word. I also play a bit of acoustic guitar and I sing. I write music and make odd arrangements of things more than anything else. For example, I have a sweet, soulful piano version of ADIDAS by Korn XD

P3 will bring up the story points nearing retcon status.

Really you should play them both as completely separate stories, that just happen to have the same name. It claims to take place in the same world, but it's just impossible. It couldn't happen. Buy it, and pay very close attention. VERY close attention to the story. Seriously it's a mystery, and it's important that you don't just go along with what the characters say is going on, but try to follow everything yourself all the clues, to their logical conclusion. Or else you might get the bad ending.

Nope. No and no.

You don't have to play persona 3 to understand 4, in fact I think playing P3 before 4 would bring more questions up then not.

Also Persona isn't about post apocalyptic worlds that's most of the other Shin Megami Tensei games. This is about alternate worlds, and the power of friendship.

I was talking about Melkor too!

And yes those games are good. Play Persona 4. It's brilliant. I would recommend Persona 3 before that, but really Persona 4 is better in every way.