Dave_

Hey man. I finished scripting Pallet Town but my computer got slammed by a virus. So far I've fixed it, but I lost the majority of my files. I had to restart your project because for some reason yours couldn't compile correctly. I assumed you were using curts region starter kit. I apologize for the inconvenience and I will once again begin work.

Studying at London School of Economics, and I would also be happy to NOT talk about law, considering I've just spent most of today revising it and trying to get it all into my brain. I've got a few friends at Scottish unis (some at Edinburgh, one at Aberdeen) and they all seem to like it. Whereabouts in Scotland are you from?

Hi. As part of my mandate to try and pluck up the courage to talk to online people (read this for more info), this is my formal introduction. It's nice to see a fellow lawyer-in-training gracing PC, although I wouldn't begin to comprehend Scottish law with all its weird courts and stuff like that. Hope you're OK.

Hey you're 6'3"? I think I'm close to that or just 6'2" and only 15. I need to stop growing D=

I sat here trying to think of how to reply for a good fifteen minutes before I started to actually type this out, so I'm with you on that! Shame since the conversation seemed to be flowing so nicely.

I get along with people, and like to meet new people and make new friends, but if I'm not the one to initiate a conversation with them, I wonder what their intentions are. I do care what my friends think about me, and I do care what people I respect think of me, but anyone who falls outside of those two categories (which I guess are similar to an extent), I really don't seem to care much. I don't know the word for it, or how to describe it, but sometimes that even goes so far as to enjoying disappointing them if they're expecting me; so long as it doesn't interfere with me. I guess that's kind of a catty thing to do, though, but sometimes I can't really help it.

I wouldn't have expected you to come across as that from our conversation. You remind me a lot of two friends I have. One's from Scotland as well, and she generally has the same approach to life as you. She has a lot of similarities. She comes across like a *****, at times, but she's a saint. She doesn't have trouble speaking her mind, she's friendly once you get to know her, and she really knows how to stick up for herself. The other one's a high school friend of mine.

For me, I really dislike society's approach for a lot of things. I'm a rebel in that sort. But it's mainly at their views of gender stereotyping and relates a great deal to how society reacts to people who are different. I guess in a way I'm grateful that it's the way it is, and how people are different tend to get passed by with strange looks, and have the most extraordinary talents and abilities. Whereas, most of the people I know who follow the views of society and try to fit in and be liked without expressing individuality of any sort are people I'm mainly aiming at trying to make a statement against. Though, I don't really do much about it, I have to say. But it is something I'd certainly like to be more proactive about! One of my friends has a hard time accepting people who are different, more eccentric about their appearance and their ways of life, and I'm trying to get them to be a little more open minded and accepting of those types of people. I guess that's a start, though!

Say, law was one of the things I was thinking about going into! Law, art, business, and culinary. I went to away for college back around August of last year, but some things happened and I eventually ended up coming back home. I enrolled at the community college until I felt that I was ready to either go back to college where I was before, or go to a different school entirely. I was planning on going back to the college I was at before, but right when I was about to finally make a decision, I found another college that really peaked my interest in going away for school (which is something I plan on doing again when I feel ready), so I really don't want to rush going back to the college I was at before without at least experiencing what the college I recently found has to offer. Shame it's so far away, though, I'd really like to visit it.

I don't really have any ideas of what to really set as goals or things that I'd like to accomplish at the moment.

Haha, well we do all have different wants of learning, never mind how bazar! :P

Haha, you crazy cat! ;D
Wow, that must have been tough, how the hell did you pull that one off?

What is it even? u_u Angry fish? Idk D':

Normally, that is a tl;dr, but for you, I will did read it.

FFFFUU, that sucks man, I am sorry to hear that. But at least no one was hurt, if you didn't act so quickly and promptly, then it could have been a lot worse and manslaughter could have been added to those charges.
Naaa, I know you have tattoos and they normally reprisent some random thug, but you seen like a nice guy to me.

I didn't know your favorite u_u So I just used Gyarados, since everyone loves that bad ass fish.

Hi thur! \o

Look at my signature! :3 Click on Gyarados,

Haha, fair enough. Sounds like a nice place to live, bachelor pad if anything!
How did you lose your license? :/ Physical loss or you just driving like a mad man?

Niceeeeeeeeeeee.
19 and you have an actual house. Not bad for some.
But that sounds nice. Must be lonely living on your own? Or, do you have 'company'? ;)

Sounds like an epic night, I have had a few of them, but woken up in other people's houses! XD
Beach? I know you ain't talking about Scotland, so that much be Cyprus? May I ask, why is your location Scotland/Cyprus? They must be the two most opposite places ever! XD

Niceeeeeee!
I was out the other night after a horrible drouth. It was good though, I had missed it. Came back very drunk with standard cheesy chips and hardly ate any before falling asleep!
Classy! XD

LOL!
It is fine. I was going to say, either you are on it early or that was a good night. ;)

Dave_... Are you drunk?

Sleeping is for the weak! Like Hitler. Do you want to be like Hitler?

It's okay. Hopefully I will be able to get my own computer one day. I'll ask my parent since it's their computer. But I would be able to uninstall it would no trouble right? Because if they say I can try it and if they don't like it. would I be able to get rid of it easy?

I was part of the popular crowd up until middle school, where I had an interest in band. After then, I found myself betrayed from the friends I had up until that point. They weren't interested in talking to me, and they sort of turned their backs on me. I had all of two friends from that crowd abandon me completely just because of my interest in joining the band. The two friends that stayed with me later left me as well, but I partly blame myself for that because I wasn't really putting an effort into communicating with them and found myself making new friends. Albeit, I made only a handful of them. I found that I was much more satisfied with a small number of close friends than a large number of friends that I wasn't so close with. I'm actually glad I ended up doing that, because then I wouldn't really know what a friend was.

I had a similar experience. Halfway through high school, I ended up getting depression and left school around February of my sophomore year. That was probably one of the hardest times of my life, because I experienced the loss of my mother, and then our family began to break. I left school for different reasons, though. I could cope with the depression during school because I started to isolate myself from people and became rather dark and depressed i general towards life. I mainly left school initially because I wanted to try an alternative to the traditional schooling methods. I started to take classes online and that's when I started to really stay inside and ever rarely go out. After that period of time, that's when I started becoming more self aware and confident of who I was. I consider myself to be spiritual, so perhaps I just became a different person during that period. I mainly explored myself through music, though.

I've actually become someone who cares very little of what most people think of them. People who don't like me, I tend to enjoy making them dislike me more just because I find it fun in some twisted sense. I sort of have an attitude of "Well, you don't like me. I'll give you a reason not to like me!" At times I go through periods of doubt within the friends I have -- both the ones I made online and the ones I have offline -- of what it means for them to be my friend, if I really do think that they're friends. Sort of like "define your relationship" periods, you know? Where you sit, think about a person, think about what they mean to you, wonder what you mean to them (if you don't already know) and then go on from there to define what they are to you exactly. I feel guilty sometimes when I do that, because I lead myself to believe that most of the people I examine like that aren't my friends and have used me in the past. I then try to remove them from my life if I become certain that that is the case.

I have a lot of people I talk to who I don't consider friends. I have about twenty or so people who I consider to be my friend. But I only have about two or three people who I actually completely trust. Like I said before, though, I'd rather have a small number of quality friends than have a mass amount. Which leads me to believe that people who go around saying "I have more friends than you!" are rather immature and blind to the world. Then that leads me into becoming somewhat condescending because I start thinking higher of myself and lower of them. I find that happens a lot.

I don't know why so many people are obsessed with popularity and impressing others. I'd much rather be the black sheep of the crowd. I don't find people that follow the crowd to be much impressive. Being normal in that sense of society smiling at you and accepting you blows. I think that's why I'm so interested and drawn to people who are different and break society's standards and stereotypes.

I think those big challenges will do you a lot of good! I don't have any like that, but I do have ones that I'd like to complete in my life. Seeing your list really makes me consider setting more goals for myself. I don't really know what I want to do right now in life, though, and I think it's time to really start discovering that for me. There are a few paths in life that will lead me to careers I'm interested in, but I'm having a very hard time determining which one I'd like to follow through on.