I have to admit, I forgot I had any sort of social internet connections what-so-ever. My Facebook is neigh dead, I haven't uploaded anything here since... well, shit, December, but my portfolio and Spyro graphic novel edits look bitchin', as the kids tend to say now a days. I personally don't know anybody that reads these things, but to help move traffic, I might as well provide a new date-stamp on the page and a little list of why I've been so quiet.

Between journals, I've put 10,000 dollars into repairing my truck. Why? Because vehicular old age is a bitch. One minute, you're going 108 MPH on a dirt road, and the next, your pressure seams snap off like fucking twigs. And the timing was off. Swell. New engine, though, so fun.

Started building my new rig for school. (Word to the wise, kids: If you want to animate or do special effects on a professional quality, your shit better be hex cored and at least 16 GB RAM strong.)

Fifth brush with death. Still kicking. Hoo-RAH! My new hobby will consist of me jumping off overpasses to see what happens. My bros in northern Illinois, keep a lookout in the I-PASS lanes, I'm aiming for you guys.

Dragon Age 2 and Minecraft Multi-player. Nuff, said.

Crunch time at the Institute. NUFF. FUCKING. SAID.

Who in the hell thought that this scheme for making Journals was a good idea? (Rule One: If you love to yell at folks for stupid stuff, don't become a Beta Tester. That's why I'm not one.) If you're gonna streamline scripted journals, at least do a good job.

I've opened a FF.net account again, mainly as a tool to get all the ideas out of my head from script writing, to avoid making any stupid literary decisions for my actual work, and at least get some feedback on some of it. The stuff on there is going to be the things that go in my internal reject pile, but in terms of fan-fiction, they should be educated and fun. So if you like writing styles similar to Douglas Adams (According to my professors, anyway. I think it sounds like a cross between Jim Butcher and Dr. Seuss.), take a peek in once in a while and see if you like what you find. The one up now is an NCIS adaptation based on an old assignment, so take a look, Mark Harmon fans.

Maybe I'll upload some stuff in my upcoming downtime, but until then, get the hell off my Internet lawn.