Real Life's a Bitch.Because of the way it is spread, it is likely that the other 3 have it, and will need to be put down as well.
Because of the vet fees for just the one, we don't have rent for the month.
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| Approx 18 years old, brown hair/eyes, about 125-140lbs. Unknown height, but I'm taller than my mom. She's pretty short so that's a good thing. Grew up with a single mother, two sisters, and a severely female dominated family. No father to speak of. Started drawing about 4 years ago when a friend got me into it, but haven't drawn in the past 5 months due to (the current excuse is) a midlife crisis. I started the deviant art account in hopes that it will get me to pick drawing back up. The difference between me and a self-proclaimed genius is that i have the test scores to prove it. I've grown up fairly poor, so I'm loath to waste things. Strangely, neither my sisters nor my mother share these sentiments (mom's starting to learn tho). Having no father seems to have imparted abandonment issues on to me, and the number of people i trust can be numbered on a single hand. |
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- Current Residence: Iowa
- Operating System: XP cuz im too lazy to download Linux.
- Favourite game: So many, so little time.
- Favourite gaming platform: PS2, but next gen is the 360
- Favourite cartoon character: Lelouch Lamperouge, Code Geass
- Personal Quote: To my guild mates on Astro Empires "I'm not a diplomat because I won't play nice"
- Tools of the Trade: .5 pump pencil and paper, typically printer paper because it fits the scanner
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"NO RETURN. NEVER SURRENDER."
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"NO RETURN. NEVER SURRENDER."
Higher Than: 98.4%
Mental Age: Superior Adult
Category: Very Superior
Typical Capabilities (as an adult): Capable of understanding highly complex academic material.
I'm one to prefer practical knowledge. Math's and sciences as opposed to history. If things had gone as planned, id have graduated high school with 6 years science and 4 years math (2 and 3 years required). Alas, i slept too much in 2nd year algebra, so they refused my admittance to the statistics and probabilities class, and made me retake alg2, and i droped out middle of first term this year.
Tried to go back and the told me i couldn't, so I'm home schooling for the rest of my credits to graduate.
When i first started taking iq tests, it started to clarify that my classmates weren't just a bunch of morons, but that i was just smarter than they were.
I really didn´t know all that!! guess never gave much importance to it.
Well, last time I HAD to take one the result was 141. When they gave us the results, a friend told me that, the higher it is, the closest you are to madness. Oh man! did I laugh at that!! although that DID explain why I felt sooo different from the others!
You should work harder, because I´ve learned that, no matter how smart you are, you won´t replace determination nor hard work in your road to success.
Man! sorry! too much philosophying here! guess I felt I could trust you. Sorry for the rant!
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"NO RETURN. NEVER SURRENDER."
As far as madness is concerned, sanity is over rated. As long as it doesn't turn you into a serial killer, being crazy has way more benefits than being sane.
Work harder... I wonder just how often i've been given that same piece of advice.
If anything that's the rub. Nothing is hard. I have problems finding something that even qualifies as challenging. What's worse, i don't see a point in doing something that has no challenge. Well, for the next week i guess i do have a nice challenge. Mom wants me to get a job to help collect the deposit for a trailer, but i'm not getting a job till i finish my diploma. So 12 three month courses in 5 days should give me a decent sweat.
And the ranting thing is fine, i completely understand. You have something to say, and you end up taking more words than originally planned.
I understand what you say about things being too easy, I guess, for me, at the beginning, it was that I enjoy reading just too much, so studying actually came easy.
But my two brothers are like you: they rather go out and have fun or get into the playstation for hours instead of studying, because they don´t need to make an effort.
They´ve learned their lesson, though, or rather, they´ve found their "thing": one of them was in Europe in a scholarship he earned at International Affairs and is very pleased with it, and the other is studying engineering (a branch that sounds too interesting but that I never remember its name... something robot-related), which is actually getting him occupied all the time, although he adores it.
Maybe you just need to find what you love, so that you can feel the passion for something. By talking to you, I feel as if you´re passionate about things, you just haven´t found what turns you on.
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~.:::. El tiempo se detuvo desde que estuve en el cielo, contigo.:::.~
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