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Beautiful Bug!

  • May. 19th, 2008 at 10:52 PM
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Check out this moth!





It's amazing to think that a bug could grow that big (and gorgeous!) in only ten days! :3


Australian wildlife is so cool. ^^

DOODOODOO

  • May. 16th, 2008 at 6:44 AM
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gURL.comI took the "The Aura Color Personality" quiz on gURL.com
My aura is...
green

It's quite a coincidence that green is "the color of money" because people with green auras are often motivated by a desire for power and material success. Their ambition compels them into leadership positions; if they're not on the student council, they may be planning early on where they'll go to college and even business school. Read more...

What color is your aura?





...Organizational skills my butt. :B

Happy birthday to meee...

Seventeeeen.

  • May. 13th, 2008 at 6:37 AM
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Hoooocrap...My birthday's this Friday. o-o

Should be fun if this works out though; my plan is to have some people help me out with the oldies show over at the radio station, where cake and whatnot will happen, then go bowling with my ever-so-nerdy friends. :3

The show should be interesting! xD


gURL.com
I took the "scents and sensibility" quiz on gURL.com

My aroma personality is...

leaf

Are you a bit detached? Often lost in your thoughts? Then you probably fit the profile of Worwood's leaf types, who are the absent-minded professors of the world. (Einstein was probably a leafie.)
Read more...


What's your aroma persona?



Neat! o-o

HOLY BEANS!

  • May. 12th, 2008 at 6:36 AM
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http://www.bored-space.com/index.php/Interesting/The-Incredible-Flying-Man.html

I want one. ;-;


gURL.comI took the "The Color Personality" quiz on gURL.com
My personality is...
yellow

You're a sunny yellow... According to color psychology, you share many of the sun's qualities, making you warm-hearted and full of life. You're spontaneous and sometimes even impulsive and there is never a dull moment when you're around because your energy is so infectious! Read more...

What color is your personality?




Woah, for once I didn't get purple! o-o Even though I love purple... xD




Also, have to recite my monologue today.

I'm scared. o-o

But for now I have coffee and great music. *Thumbsup*

It's aaaalll gonna be fine. ^^

Quizzy.

  • May. 11th, 2008 at 11:58 AM
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Just spending a lazy Sunday at home.

Have a quiz!

gURL.comI took the "Chinese Elements" quiz on gURL.com
I am...
Wood

The ancient Yin-Yang scholars saw wood types as true nature lovers--could you happily do without a TV? Wood people are generally very driven, eager to be the best at whatever they do. They just need to remember not to get too frustrated if things don't turn out exactly as planned... Read more...

What chinese element are you?

Wash that Sad Away!

  • May. 9th, 2008 at 6:20 AM
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"Stand at the window here. Was ever such a dreary, dismal, unprofitable world? See how the yellow fog swirls down the street and drifts across the dun-coloured houses. What could be more hopelessly prosaic and material? What is the use of having powers, Doctor, when one has no field upon which to exert them?"

Awww, Holmes, I know just what to do for that! :3
http://www.filmcow.com/files/putabananainyourear.mp3



Yeah....That image just makes me laugh. I'm totally going to have to draw that. xD

WHOO.

MBTI fun.

  • May. 7th, 2008 at 6:54 AM
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Yes, I am obsessed with this thing. I think I've seen every site on the Myers-Briggs system out there now. XD Welllmaybenot..But still! I've seen a lot.

http://www.davenevins.com/personalities/main/findyourtype.htm Is the one I most recently came across, and rather than the descritions you see everywhere that are copied from Typelogic, it has it's own. So it's more interesting. XD

Mine:

INTP

Architect — "It's Not Theoretically Possible"

INTPs live rich worlds inside their minds, which are full of imagination and excitement. Consequently, they sometimes find the external world pales in comparison. This may result in a lack of motivation to form and maintain relationships. INTPs are not likely to have a very large circle of significant relationships in their lives. They're much more likely to have a few very close relationships, which they hold in great esteem and with great affection. Since the INTP's primary focus and attention is turned inwards, aimed towards seeking clarity from abstract ideas, they are not naturally tuned into others' emotional feelings and needs. They tend to be difficult to get to know well, and hold back parts of themselves until the other person has proven themselves "worthy" of hearing the INTP's thoughts. Holding Knowledge and Brain Power above all else in importance, the INTP will choose to be around people who they consider to be intelligent. Once the INTP has committed themself to a relationship, they tend to be very faithful and loyal, and form affectionate attachments which are pure and straight-forward. The INTP has no interest or understanding of game-playing with regards to relationships. However, if something happens which the INTP considers irreconcilable ,they will leave the relationship and not look back.

INTP Strengths

  • They feel love and affection for those close to them which is almost childlike in its purity
  • Generally laid-back and easy-going, willing to defer to their mates
  • Approach things which interest them very enthusiastically
  • Richly imaginative and creative
  • Do not feel personally threatened by conflict or criticism
  • Usually are not demanding, with simple daily needs

INTP Weaknesses

  • Not naturally in tune with others' feelings; slow to respond to emotional needs
  • Not naturally good at expressing their own feelings and emotions
  • Tend to be suspicious and distrusting of others
  • Not usually good at practical matters, such as money management, unless their work involves these concerns
  • They have difficulty leaving bad relationships
  • Tend to "blow off" conflict situations by ignoring them, or else they "blow up" in heated anger

INTPs in Love

INTPs approach their intimate relationships quite seriously - as they approach most things in life. They take their vows and commitments seriously, and are usually faithful and loyal. They are usually pretty easy to live with and be around, because they have simple daily needs and are not overly demanding of their partners in almost any respect. While the INTP's internal life is highly theoretical and complex, their external life in comparison is usually quite simple. They like to keep the complexities of their external world to a minimum, so that they can focus their brain power on working through their theories internally. This makes them very straight-forward, honest lovers, with a love that is quite pure in its simple, uncomplicated nature.

Although they choose to keep things straight-forward in their relationships, this does not mean that the INTP is lacking in depth of feeling or passion. The INTP is very creative person, who has vivid imaginations. They can be very excitable and passionate about their love relationships. Sometimes, they have a problem reconciling the exciting visions of their internal worlds with the actuality of their external circumstances.

Romantically, the INTP usually approaches intimacy with enthusiasm and excitement. Some INTPs play down entirely the need for romantic relations in their lives, but most use their rich imaginations and child-like enthusiasm to make the most of the moment. The INTP will usually be experiencing the moment with vivid intensity inside their own minds, although this may or may not be apparent to their partner.

The largest area of potential strife in an INTP's intimate relationship is their slowness in understanding and meeting their partner's emotional needs. The INTP may be extremely dedicated to the relationship, and deeply in love with their partner, but may have no understanding of their mate's emotional life, and may not express their own feelings often or well. When the INTP does express themselves, it's likely to be in their own way at their own time, rather than in response to their partner's needs. If this is an issue which has caused serious problems in a relationship, the INTP should work on becoming more aware of their partner's feelings, and their partner should work on not requiring explicit positive affirmation to feel loved by the INTP.

INTPs do not like to deal with messy complications, such as interpersonal conflict, and so they may fall into the habit of ignoring conflict when it occurs. If they feel they must face the conflict, they're likely to approach it from an analytical perspective. This may aggravate the conflict situation, if their partner simply wants to feel that they are supported and loved. Most people (and especially those with the Feeling preference) simply want to be encouraged, affirmed and supported when they are upset. The INTP should practice meeting these needs in conflict situations.

Hmmm.

  • May. 2nd, 2008 at 3:14 PM
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Nothing terrible important is going on, I just felt that I needed to update this thing.

Current stuff:
A killer cold is going around D: Not literally killer of course, but pretty bad.

I'm allergic to bananas. 8D They make my mouth burn.

Still totally freaking out over the latest Detective Conan file. Shinichi, where did your memories goooo? *mourn* ):

My birthday's this month (16th).

Have to memorize a 25 line monologue from Othello.

Finals are coming up.

It's Friday. :3

Etc.

Tragedy.

  • Apr. 25th, 2008 at 6:01 AM
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The brutal killing of what was perhaps a potential friend.

That woman was Aurora Starwing on Deviantart.

I have seen her a few times but never gotten to speak to her. Never even left a comment...I feel horrible. She was also a moderator at  the Gryphon's Guild, where I am also a member.

It's so eerie and devastating to see a profile, be it on DA, Livejournal, whatever, of someone who has passed. The illusion of activity lingers, but nothing will ever change, like it's frozen in time. Seeing the profile or posts of one you know is gone is an absolutely bizarre, very horrible feeling..It's especially shocking to know how the person died.

Rest in Peace, Aurora.

Put a Banana in your Ear!

  • Apr. 22nd, 2008 at 11:21 PM
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I used to hate Charlie the Unicorn. But just the SONG in this one makes my day. <3


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFCSXr6qnv4
 

That green thing has an awesome voice. :B

So Thinking is Bad?

  • Apr. 17th, 2008 at 6:04 AM
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Heh. So somehow, yesterday I got into a conversation with my teacher about myself. She says that I overthink everything, and that that's why I tried to go off of my meds and whatnot. I also realize though, that it's when I do not think that I end up abandoning reason to do desperate things like calling 911 over a panic attack (Which I did twice off my prozac...). So my 'overthinking' protects me as well; I just have to realize that my sanity depends on this stupid little blue pill. Good God, that sucks...But anyway, yeah. I also don't really know how to see just one layer of anything. I can't see much value in anything without taking it apart and examining every aspect first. If I just see the surface, then everything is horribly boring. I enjoy seeing depth to life, not just mundane things that are supposed to get a specific response from me. I want to know why, and whether it's really worth such a response. Maybe it's not necessary, but it happens. I just work that way, and I can't imagine not analyzing every single thing. I think I'd end up making a lot of horrible decisions otherwise. Of course, any way of thinking can lead to disaster when applied wrong, and we are only human; It happens to the best of us.

She also said that I spend too much time thinking of philosophy and things that most people don't care about.
Well, it's good that someone is thinking of these things, then. xD

</endrant> :B

Homework next...Eew.

A Question

  • Apr. 15th, 2008 at 4:15 PM
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I noticed that the IP addresses of people who post comments on my entries, myself included, are displayed when they post. Is there any way to keep your own and everyone else's IP's from being shown?

*paranoid*

Why, hello thar!

  • Apr. 15th, 2008 at 6:13 AM
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Hooray, lots of awesome stuff coming up! Next month is my 17th birthday (On the 16th!), then in June I'm heading down to California for classes just like last year. 'Twill be so much fun! I'm nervous, though, too. I'll be taking acting this year, which I don't have much experience in aside from improv. Oh well, I'll just do the best I can, as usual. :3

So yeah. Springtime always has me in the best of moods. ^^

I also finished my essay, yay! xD

D: Well darn.

  • Apr. 14th, 2008 at 6:11 AM
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I had registered for the ACT, but forgot about it and missed it on Saturday. Also was unable to register for the SAT..

Oh well, sucks for me, I'll take it (and the SAT) next year. Now I must work on my Othello essay.

New LiveJournal!

  • Apr. 13th, 2008 at 1:25 AM
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Yeah, my old one was full of dramatic crapola, so I decided to abandon it for this more-awesome one. I'll probably post things that are at least remotely interesting to ye all, but at the moment I've got nothing. And hopefully people will bother to read this thing...