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I give you these funny parts of the Ansem Retort

They are from a web comic called the Ansem Retort... look it up on Google... they are pretty funny... there is already up to... over 500 chapters... 6 Seasons of it and like I said they are really funny.

On another note... I is happy! Why? Because last night, my computer was freaking out on me, randomly making the monitor go on standby and the red like that signals working on the Hard Drive wasn't on when I looked at my Computer Tower when it happened and occasionally the screen would randomly go black but the monitor was still green for the power light (when it is on standby... it is orange) and there was the working red light on... kept happening when I managed to get past the Boot Screen where it would have the loading bar... parts of the image of the loading bar would be to the left of it and when the green parts moved across the original bar parts of those split off parts would react a bit and s**t... I couldn't turn my eyes away from it for one second without it screwing up. It wasn't a system crash because I didn't get the blue screen error thing (NO! Not the Blue Screen of Death) every time... only once and that was something totally different (my driver device apparently got stuck in an infinite loop... I run XP by the way... my parents run Vista and their computer keeps crashing all the time)... asked a few people I knew from school namely Alexander Gordon and Chris Heinrich. Alex thought that the 'battery' in my 550W PSU (Power Supply Unit) of my computer was broken or something which I didn't really get until he said something about the power cord that connects the Mains to the PSU, but I was a bit sceptical because I have only had my new PSU and Graphics Card since a few days before Christmas. Chris told me to undo the computer case, discharge myself on the PSU by touching it and then unplug the cords that connected the PSU to the graphics card and motherboard (he meant all of it but I just did the graphics card and one cord to the motherboard) and then replug it, redo the case and turn it back on. Chris said something about static electricity and high resistance. Turns out Chris was right and I didn't do what Alex said because Chris' method made more sense and it worked. Thing is... Alexander is in my IPT (Information Processing Technology (basically programming, computer software and computer hardware)) class and so is Chris but Chris is also in my ITS (Information Technology Studies (new subject... our school's focus for that subject is about the web and web multimedia... good for me because I did ICC for both semesters last year so I know quite a bit about Dreamweaver and HTML and it is fun to use Dreamweaver and much more practical with its code error finding and its ease to link CSS files to sites and also automatic tag closing and able to create site definition files ^_^ ) ) class. I don't know Chris' Email Address... good thing Chris is in at least 3 of my classes at school (ITS, IPT and Physics... and Chemistry!) so I can thank him tomorrow.