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Streamjumper Vice Captain
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 Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2006 10:52 pm
Skizzors Akimbo Skizzors Gaia Gaia Gift Giving is currently disabled. Aki! Trade! It was in your wishlist. Your fault. cool I hope we didn't get her the same thing...
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Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2006 10:53 pm
Streamjumper Zero Omega AzurePaleSky Happy birthday to you all!!!!!!!!! (though it's not yet midnight on the west coast, I'll pretend) xd Have wonderful days heart Zero, now you can legally gamble at Indian Reservations!! Let's have a hentai party staring Mama Kitty? Thank ye! And yeah, I'm definately down for that. cool xd Although, when I get a car, I'm definately visiting you all. Happy Birthday... in celebration of the day you first gained life I shall postpone your next death an undisclosed number of hours. Enjoy the suspense... twisted
... gonk *enjoys it while he still can*
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Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2006 10:54 pm
Streamjumper Skizzors Akimbo Skizzors Gaia Gaia Gift Giving is currently disabled. Aki! Trade! It was in your wishlist. Your fault. cool I hope we didn't get her the same thing...
..which I had from Ed, but that's okay, now I have a pair to alternate with.
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Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2006 10:55 pm
Shoujo Phoenix Zero Omega Shoujo Phoenix Zero Omega AzurePaleSky Shoujo Phoenix I register for classes tomorrow. sweatdrop I registered for fall classes months ago, bitches!! Does this mean I missed my birthday? Another six months for me. Is registering scary? gonk No, more like a pain in the a**. stressed Is the best advice to camp out? domokun Well, at JCs, I don't think it's too bad at all. It becomes a pain when you get into upper division at a state/UC/whatev and there are less classes offered. stressed
I have a feeling UCLA is going to be painful. gonk
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Streamjumper Vice Captain
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Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2006 10:56 pm
Akimbo Streamjumper Skizzors Akimbo Skizzors Gaia Gaia Gift Giving is currently disabled. Aki! Trade! It was in your wishlist. Your fault. cool I hope we didn't get her the same thing...
..which I had from Ed, but that's okay, now I have a pair to alternate with.Cool... I was a little afraid I'd be doubled up with someone.
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Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2006 10:57 pm
Zero Omega Shoujo Phoenix Zero Omega Shoujo Phoenix Zero Omega Another six months for me. Is registering scary? gonk No, more like a pain in the a**. stressed Is the best advice to camp out? domokun Well, at JCs, I don't think it's too bad at all. It becomes a pain when you get into upper division at a state/UC/whatev and there are less classes offered. stressed I have a feeling UCLA is going to be painful. gonk I'll be there in a couple of years for a grad program, I hope. whee
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Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2006 10:58 pm
Shoujo Phoenix Zero Omega Shoujo Phoenix Zero Omega Shoujo Phoenix Zero Omega Another six months for me. Is registering scary? gonk No, more like a pain in the a**. stressed Is the best advice to camp out? domokun Well, at JCs, I don't think it's too bad at all. It becomes a pain when you get into upper division at a state/UC/whatev and there are less classes offered. stressed I have a feeling UCLA is going to be painful. gonk I'll be there in a couple of years for a grad program, I hope. whee
I'm hoping to be there in about two and a half years, after some classes to boost up my high school grades, then a transfer setup.
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Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2006 11:15 pm
Shoujo Phoenix Zero Omega Shoujo Phoenix Zero Omega Shoujo Phoenix Zero Omega Another six months for me. Is registering scary? gonk No, more like a pain in the a**. stressed Is the best advice to camp out? domokun Well, at JCs, I don't think it's too bad at all. It becomes a pain when you get into upper division at a state/UC/whatev and there are less classes offered. stressed I have a feeling UCLA is going to be painful. gonk I'll be there in a couple of years for a grad program, I hope. whee Me too? I have no idea... I'm thinking another UC though. Just no more Santa Barbara!!! Berkeley doesn't have what I need either (unless I do medical anthropology at UCSF). Stupid UCLA rejected me when I first applied to schools, but when I went there for surgery last summer, the doctors were very nice, asian and cute! 3nodding Zero: good luck! Going to a community college makes it so much easier and you'll probably be able to go almost anywhere you want! Do you have any idea what you want to major in yet? UCLA should have a lot to choose from smile They won't even look at your high school grades, just your college grades. Certain community colleges say they have deals with certain schools, (like the community college near my house says it's easier for their students to transfer to UCSB) but I don't know much about that.
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Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2006 11:21 pm
AzurePaleSky Shoujo Phoenix Zero Omega Shoujo Phoenix Zero Omega Is the best advice to camp out? domokun Well, at JCs, I don't think it's too bad at all. It becomes a pain when you get into upper division at a state/UC/whatev and there are less classes offered. stressed I have a feeling UCLA is going to be painful. gonk I'll be there in a couple of years for a grad program, I hope. whee Zero: good luck! Going to a community college makes it so much easier and you'll probably be able to go almost anywhere you want! Do you have any idea what you want to major in yet? UCLA should have a lot to choose from smile They won't even look at your high school grades, just your college grades. Certain community colleges say they have deals with certain schools, (like the community college near my house says it's easier for their students to transfer to UCSB) but I don't know much about that.
Yeah, I heard a lot about communit college and how good it is for transfering. I wanted to do it beforehand to work on my math (because I'm really bad at it) then work on the transferring from there. No idea what I want to major in yet, I'm pretty sure I want to minor in English. But major, not sure, maybe psychology or something with computers.
LACC should have some kind of deal with my high school, John Marshall, buuuut~ I've heard a lotta bad things about LACC, so I'm going with GCC.
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Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2006 11:26 pm
Zero Omega AzurePaleSky Shoujo Phoenix Zero Omega Shoujo Phoenix Zero Omega Is the best advice to camp out? domokun Well, at JCs, I don't think it's too bad at all. It becomes a pain when you get into upper division at a state/UC/whatev and there are less classes offered. stressed I have a feeling UCLA is going to be painful. gonk I'll be there in a couple of years for a grad program, I hope. whee Zero: good luck! Going to a community college makes it so much easier and you'll probably be able to go almost anywhere you want! Do you have any idea what you want to major in yet? UCLA should have a lot to choose from smile They won't even look at your high school grades, just your college grades. Certain community colleges say they have deals with certain schools, (like the community college near my house says it's easier for their students to transfer to UCSB) but I don't know much about that. Yeah, I heard a lot about communit college and how good it is for transfering. I wanted to do it beforehand to work on my math (because I'm really bad at it) then work on the transferring from there. No idea what I want to major in yet, I'm pretty sure I want to minor in English. But major, not sure, maybe psychology or something with computers. LACC should have some kind of deal with my high school, John Marshall, buuuut~ I've heard a lotta bad things about LACC, so I'm going with GCC. English is awesome; I'm thinking of minoring in it, but then I might not be able to graduate in a total of three years. I write lots of stories and ultimately want to be a writer, but my school doesn't have a creative writing major. Psychology should be fun!! You can talk psych talk with Kimi. I took an intro class of it (with over 800 students gonk ) and it was interesting. You can learn about Phineus Gage!! He had a pole go through his brain in the 1800s (I think) and he survived with major behavioural changes!
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Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2006 11:38 pm
I feel like I've over done my profile.
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Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2006 11:40 pm
AzurePaleSky Zero Omega AzurePaleSky Shoujo Phoenix Zero Omega I have a feeling UCLA is going to be painful. gonk I'll be there in a couple of years for a grad program, I hope. whee Zero: good luck! Going to a community college makes it so much easier and you'll probably be able to go almost anywhere you want! Do you have any idea what you want to major in yet? UCLA should have a lot to choose from smile They won't even look at your high school grades, just your college grades. Certain community colleges say they have deals with certain schools, (like the community college near my house says it's easier for their students to transfer to UCSB) but I don't know much about that. Yeah, I heard a lot about communit college and how good it is for transfering. I wanted to do it beforehand to work on my math (because I'm really bad at it) then work on the transferring from there. No idea what I want to major in yet, I'm pretty sure I want to minor in English. But major, not sure, maybe psychology or something with computers. LACC should have some kind of deal with my high school, John Marshall, buuuut~ I've heard a lotta bad things about LACC, so I'm going with GCC. English is awesome; I'm thinking of minoring in it, but then I might not be able to graduate in a total of three years. I write lots of stories and ultimately want to be a writer, but my school doesn't have a creative writing major. Psychology should be fun!! You can talk psych talk with Kimi. I took an intro class of it (with over 800 students gonk ) and it was interesting. You can learn about Phineus Gage!! He had a pole go through his brain in the 1800s (I think) and he survived with major behavioural changes!
I really got interested in English after my two AP Classes in high school (Language and Literature). The funny thing is, while I like books, I can't read 'em for long periods of time. xd But I kinda wanna get into that so I feel this'll be good for me.
Psychology has always interested me, especially after playing Xeongears and seeing the great level of psychology used in that game... How does one go about getting a pole through his brain? eek
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Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2006 11:43 pm
MegamanPsy I feel like I've over done my profile.
The beach picture at the bottom is, without a doubt, the best picture there. domokun
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Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2006 11:47 pm
AzurePaleSky English is awesome; I'm thinking of minoring in it, but then I might not be able to graduate in a total of three years. I write lots of stories and ultimately want to be a writer, but my school doesn't have a creative writing major. Psychology should be fun!! You can talk psych talk with Kimi. I took an intro class of it (with over 800 students gonk ) and it was interesting. You can learn about Phineus Gage!! He had a pole go through his brain in the 1800s (I think) and he survived with major behavioural changes! It severed the connection between the frontal lobe and the lymbic system. The frontal lobe controls behavior and the behavior comes from the lymbic system. Phineus would like, be overly emotional due to the lack of that connection. His frontal lobe could no longer supress emotions from the lybic system so he would overreact and such. I think one of the first "frontal lobotomy" (well, not really a complete lobotomy...just a chunk taken out) case studies. 4laugh [/nerd] [edit]He got the pole through his head because there was an explosion where he worked and a huge railroad stake thing went through.
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Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2006 11:58 pm
Zero Omega I have a feeling UCLA is going to be painful. gonk i hope they don't screw me over like csun did stare
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