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  • You think so? I'm flattered, thanks! ;3 And well, then that's good! The most important thing is to have fun here. Everything else should have secondary priority. And since you're into multiple sections, good for you! I was mostly into NU/W or the new users section and the art section. And other trivia. Those three section probably hold a bulk of the three thousand posts I have over here. ;]

    also, i see you're aspiring for the coveted mod position too haha. Just keep having fun in the sections you love, make good posts and being a helpful guy and you'll land the position in no time. Just don't go actively pursuing it as a goal. I tried go pursue it as a goal for more than two years. What did I get? Nothing. And then I come back from hiatus in november, start posting in a section I love purely out of love, and voila, I get promoted in december. :p you see what I'm trying to say here?
    I stalked your and Jo's convo. /creep

    anyway I agree with her that you stand out a bit amont new members. :3 Though, like she said, don't aim for popularity. I was once like that myself. Used to talk to 10-15 popular guys at a time, strike up conversations with mods just because and try whatever I could to gain more fame here. But nothing helped. It was the 2009 me. Then I stopped giving a **** and started being myself - more selective with who I talk to, post only in sections I loved, didn't talk much with staff just cuz they have bold usernames. I had waay more fun by being myself. :3
    Well psh I'm a mod. It's basically in my job description lol.

    As long as you're still having fun and not trying too hard to be something you're not; you'll always have the best experience you can at PC. :)

    Okay so maybe strawberries > the Hulk. Maybe.
    Mmmm now I'm hungry.

    And I think you're popular. xD That is, compared to most every other member who shares your join date. You've come up in the PC world and I proud of you! Anyone with the name Bruce who harkens to the comic universe is destined to be popular yup.
    I KNOW HOW GREAT ARE STRAWBERRIES I'M DELICIOUS~!!!!

    and so is that pic lmao mmmm
    No. Althought we do have some stores that does the Black Friday sale, but it's not like our Boxing Day where practically every store you go you KNOW you're going to have sales :P

    Always waiting for a result is always stressful :C

    And yes, I'm studying to become a car mechanic :)
    Look at you you're so popular :'D I had you pegged as a great member uh-huh I did!

    Also I'm going to change my name soon, so be on the lookout. >:3
    Thanks man! U da best! And haha no, next chapter comes out the coming week as far as I'm aware. Jump's new year thing differs a bit from what we think of it as, tbh. :p

    And thanks! I quite like it too, haha.
    I have a weird sleep schedule. :x If I asleep a lot during the night, I wake up too late in the day and feared I would miss the part of the parade. It's too important to me to miss. It's just a parade for some, but it's a huge tradition for me since I was little.
    I got mixed up. CBS has live coverage of the parade at seven am, while NBC gives you the full extent coverage with the performances and such at nine. I have to watch it from start to finish because it starts my christmas spirit. <3 Fall Out Boy performed some, and I was pretty glad of that. My family has our dinner as more of a late lunch, and we usually just carry on with our everyday routine after eating. We don't do anything to spectacular when comes to Thanksgiving.

    We do have the most delicious turkey leftovers. We use what's left to eat and make turkey sandwiches with mayo. :3

    Sorry for the late response. I was worn out from stuffing my face and staying up, that I went to sleep around nine-ish pm.
    It was actually pretty damn awesome. Usually my boyfriend and I need to run around because we have my father's side of the family, my mother's side of the family (who insist on having separate Thanksgivings. It was a messy divorce lol), and my boyfriend's family. So that's three individual Thanksgivings that we're expected to attend and participate in. Needless to say this gets very taxing, very quickly.

    But! This year we consolidated things. So we didn't have to completely die from turkey overload and reckless driving. \o/ This qualifies as a good thing yes lmao.

    How was yours? Did you drown in a plethora of delicious eats?
    Pretty good actually, I just saw Catching Fire and will start reading Mockingjay in order to prepare for the next films :3
    Not really. The thing with programming is that the vocabulary isn't necessarily universal for every program. Visual Studio gives programmers a false impression of how binaries function, since they come loaded with hundreds of thousands of methods and functions that could do pretty much anything you'd ever dream of doing, thus resulting in the average VS user not having to actually make any backbone code at all.

    In real programming (such as non-VS C++, Java, and Python), there are simple libraries that give you methods for creating GUIs and working with the hardware and such, but they don't have such a crazy amount of libraries you wouldn't know what to do with like in VS.

    When I first started programming, I began with making a text editor in Visual Basic .NET 2010 Express. At that time I thought that VS would already have the methods I needed, and at the beginning I had no idea what calling a function meant.

    Years later I got an idea of what real programming when I delved into ANSI C. At that point I had an epiphany, and realized that all of those functions weren't simply part of the machine code; they were included with the Visual Studio package. I got a true perspective of methods, functions, return values, and more; I realized that Visual Studio's methods were on the same plane as the methods that were calling them. And that's when I started programming for real.
    Happy Thanksgiving to you too :P

    Although Thanksgiving already passed a month ago in Canada xD

    Today has been a very productive day at school! Took off the pistons from a motor bloc for another class (The motor bloc was soo rusty the pistons were completely burned to a crisp.

    Then after school, I came back home. And played LoL the whole night so I can get a new champion xD

    And you? How was your day? :)
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