[FTW] Minho <3

Sorry. But I'm really spazzing over Minho. ~~mianhe, Si Won. O___O DANG. I shall say this again. THAT LOOK IS SINFUL.

Restless

It's past 1AM in the morning. But I don't feel like sleeping yet. I've finished watching the movies I rented. So here I am blogging to kill the time. This seriously has to stop. I promised myself lots of sleep on sembreak. But here I am still awake. Gah~~What is wrong with me? Up to know I still feel a little down. And a little lonely. Claire went home already. She didn't even say goodbye. Well, I was asleep when she left. But a little not would've been enough. Anyway, I'll be going home tomorrow too. Hopefully. I'm gonna die if that whole library thing doesn't get settled tomorrow. I should be home right now. But no. I had to stay for a few more days because of those irresponsible librarians. I used to like borrowing from the library. Now, I don't think I'll borrow books there without really needing to. They're making me pay for something that wasn't really my fault. They better find that pathetic book or else I'm gonna file a case against them!

Okay, Nina. Think of happy thoughts now. See, that is just one of the reasons why I'm not enjoying sembreak right now. Ugh~~When will the problems stop coming. Please just spare me for a couple of weeks. I can still feel that aftermath of the semester. It's been fun but really stressful. I don't think I fully grasped how hard it would be study in ADMU. I better mentally prepare myself for the next semesters. Or else, I'm gonna lose it. Like major brain melt. O__O

T_T Will go get some shut eye nowwwww.

Burnt Up.

Finally it's sem break. I've been imagining this for the last two months and the wait is finally over. I passed my last academic requirements this afternoon. And I'll be free from all the school stress for the next 3 weeks or so. Most, if not all, of my block mates are already in party mode. As expected, we're all rejoicing at the thought of surviving our most challenging professors yet. The past few weeks have just been pure torture because of all the requirements we had to make. Not to mention the mountain of readings we had to digest. But none of that matters now. We're free to enjoy and relax.

Paoie had her impromptu birthday party at Coastnet. Most of the block was able to come. Drinks all around! But of course I didn't touch a single beer bottle. Though I know that my blockmates have been craving for a good drinking session. Well, they definitely got what they wanted. Even Claire took in some alcohol. Initially, I was surprised. But then I remembered that she's 18 already. Although, it was a bit uncomfortable seeing my friends drinking. I guess I'm just not used to it. I've never seen any of my friends from Bicol doing stuff like that. But I guess this only proves that we're growing already. We're getting to do things that adults do. I had to leave early so I didn't catch all the action. Besides, I didn't get the chance to ask permission from my parents since Paoie only informed me on that day itself. And it was a bit awkward being the only not drinking. They were about to start playing a drinking game when I left. So I would've have been very out of place. But I hope they had fun. And not too much alcohol.

Next year, I'll be old enough to join them in their "games". But I don't think I would. For one, I easily get drunk. (Yeah, my parents let me drink once. Maybe to see how much I can hold my alcohol) And my ears immediately grow hot. Ugh, I don't like that feeling. Thank heavens my blockmates don't pressure me to drink. Just one of the reasons why I have an awesome block.

After I left, I went back to the dorm then borrowed some movies after. woohoo! Movie marathon! I'm only beginning to feel the break from all the stress. I guess I've been so used to feeling the pressure of meeting deadlines. I can feel myself growing restless now that I practically have nothing to do. And I'm so used to staying up so late at night. It's past 2:00AM and I'm still awake. I think I just need time to adjust to my loose schedule. I'll be going to Bicol soon and I hope I'll feel the full force of sem break by then.

My spirits are a bit down. Maybe because I've been under a lot of pressure and I've been keeping a lot of negative feelings inside. For the past two months, I can't even remember how many times I wanted to just break down and cry. I even did, once or twice. But most of time, I'd just keep it in coz I know it wouldn't help me at all. So now, I'm slowing releasing the negative vibes. And the library problem isn't helping. I hope I'll be able to settle it sooner than later. For now, I need a good night sleep.

Dying. Dying. Dead.

Shizzle. O__O Here I am with so much to do. *dies*
I still can't believe it's Finals week already.
It has yet to sink in. After all, I'm still drowning in all the school work. Shizz.
I don't know if I can survive this.
PROCRASTINATING is BAAAAAAAD. XP
But look at me doing it again. O___O
The first two weeks of October is not happy for me.
I still have a research paper to finish. Oh, and also an analysis paper.
And I still have to study for my Psych101 and Fil14 exam.
Hooray for me! T_T

Muddy Hell, the Bonfire

Yep. The Bellarmine field was exactly that. A muddy hell for all our feet. 2 hours before the mass, unwanted rain had started to pour in torrents. I had prayed silently that it would soon stop. Fortunately, it finally did stop after more or less an hour. But the damage was done. As expected, Bell field became the ruin of our perfectly good shoes.

Before the bonfire proper, we celebrated the Holy Eucharist along with the five team champions in this year's UAAP: the Blue Eagles, the Blue Eaglets, the Lady Tankers, the grade school basketball team and the junior swimming team. There was a lot of reasons to celebrate that night. Fr. Ben gave his amusing but touching sermon. He narrated how hard the team worked for the title. He even described how Chris Tiu became a frequent visitor to the Moro clinic and they finally came up with a name for him. Made in China.

After the mass, Paoie and I rushed to the field. We thought the autograph signing would be the next event. But apparently not. I'll fast forward and just say that by 10:15PM people were still waiting to meet and greet the Blue Eagles. Although I didn't stay for that, I'm glad I was able to catch a portion of the bonfire celebration. The fireworks display was really pretty. :) It was the surprise number of the night. LOL. It lasted about five to ten minutes? I'm not sure. They were so pretty that I lost track of time. haha. By that time, I was lining up for the meet and greet. I looked at my watch and it was already 10PM! And to think that they said it would be over by then. But oh well. Too late to complain about that. At least I got to see the beautiful fireworks. It was one of the things that made the horrendous mud quite bearable. And good thing my shoes weren't completely ruined even tough they were caked with icky sticky mud for hours. I swear I thought my shoes would fall off at any minute. But at least I got to be part of a historical event in Ateneo. We haven't been champions for 6 years. So all of us were eager to celebrate the win. Especially the players who did so well in all of their games. But it's really sad that Yuri Escueta and Chris Tiu played their final game last Thursday. We shall miss both of them very much. But to end on a happy note. I was so happy when I saw Wesley Gonzales and Chris Tiu on stage together. I was big fan of Wesley back when I was in 6th grade. He was my favorite player then. And there he was standing beside my current favorite player. haha. It couldn't get better than that. I never thought I would see them together like that. After all, Wesley graduated back in 2002. But it's nice to see that the old players come back to their Alma Mater. Oh, and I saw Doug Kramer too! Too bad Paoie had my marker. I wanted an autograph. Oh well. And from the pictures I've seen, JC Intal was also there along with Rich Alvarez. What a night! Hopefully, next year we would be champions again. Although Chris Tiu would not be playing anymore, I know that the remaining and new players will try their best to defend the championship. Hopefully, I'll see you guys at the bonfire next year. haha. GO ATENEO! ONE BIG FIGHT! And yes, Mr. #17 we will MISS YOU.


P.S Thanks to Bea and Bianca for the pics. ^^,

Bonfire.

September 30, 2008. 6:00 PM. Church of the Gesu.
Finally. After six years of being title-less, the Ateneo Blue Eagles was finally hailed as the UAAP Men's Basketball Champions. It was a long wait. But we finally have it. And that's all that matters.

When the season started, I did have the feeling that we had a good chance at winning the title. But of course, who was I to dictate the outcome of the games? Although, in the end, my hunch turned out to be quite accurate. Though it wasn't a perfect season--owing to the loss to FEU--it was one of the best seasons, nonetheless. With only one loss to their name, the Blue Eagles emerged as the obvious victor. It only proves how the formidable a force the team can be.

Though I didn't get to watch the game live (curse you Fil14 report!), it was a moment that I felt really proud to be an Atenean. Watching from MVP, I saw on screen how good the team played. And this may sound mean, but I was overjoyed when Maierhofer got kicked out of the game. But hey, I waited since I was a freshman in high school for Ateneo to get the championship. And I'm a college sophomore now! So it's not surprising that I would be happy for anything that would make the win easier for the team. (I sound desperate. LOL. Maybe I was.)

So now we have it. Season 71 is ours! Just in time for the celebration of Ateneo's 150th year on 2009. It would be sweeter if we can keep the title next year too. But it's too early to worry about that now. Let's just all look forward to the bonfire next Tuesday. Or should I say TIU's DAY? haha.

I'm a bit sad that I wasn't there when Chris Tiu played his last game as a Blue Eagle. But I guess it's enough that I've supported him ever since he started playing for Ateneo. ^^,

But anyway, see you guys at the bonfire!

First Game

Yes. I was finally able to watch my first game of the season.
Game 1 of the UAAP Men's Basketball Championships.
It was totally worth all the effort of waking up early to buy tickets.
My throat hurts from all the cheering and jeering.
But I don't care.
What matters is WE WON!
And yes, there were some major spazzing moments with Cheth and my blockmates. haha

The things we do.

Sunday, September 21, 2008 . Something big is gonna happen. Well, at least for Ateneans and La Sallians.
Yes, you guessed right.
The last Atene0-La Salle game for the UAAP Season 71 will be on Sunday.
Will I watch it live?
HELL YEAH.
My semester won't be complete if I miss that game.
Better yet, my sophomore year won't be complete.

This game is important for many reasons:

1. It will decide who will move on to the finals. Quite disappointing really. I was hoping that we'd go against La Salle in the finals. Oh well. But we better win this. I'm totally going to be depressed if we lose. :(( I don't wanna be a sore loser but I do hope we win. The team has been working extra hard. They deserve the glory. :))

2. It's going to be Chris Tiu's last game against La Salle. Such a shame really. I wish he could play for another season. XD But that's asking too much from him. And you can only play for 5 years so his time is really up. But we're definitely gonna miss his presence in the court. He's been an awesome player and clearly an asset to the team. I feel sad just thinking that we won't be cheering for him next season. :(

3. It's the first game I'll watch live this season. Yeah, I'm a loser. I haven't watched a single game live this year. So I'm really looking forward for this one.

4. I went through hell to get a ticket. And I'm gonna through hell again just to get a better ticket. Last Monday, Araneta released the first batch of tickets. After our Theo class, we rushed to Ticket Net hoping to buy tickets for the Sunday game. We got there 10:30-ish. But imagine our horror when the line was already two/three blocks long! Literally hundreds of people were already in line. And some of them weren't even Ateneans! But we decided to push our luck and still lined up. What infuriated me was when they announced that they ran out of Upper B tickets! We waited for more than two hours! So in the end, we only got Gen Ad tickets. GRRR. To make things worse, there were a bunch of jerks in front of us. I wanted to strangle them. Idiots. But enough about that. Tomorrow, we're gonna go to school really really early so we can buy better tickets. No sleep for me again. :(

5. Watching that game is the only chance I have to wear my "It's Tiu's day" shirt. LOL. Yes, I'm a fan. So sue me.

Ah, the things we do for a basketball game. haha.

happy. unhappy.

This day turned out to be just as tiring as the past days. We finally started setting up our exhibit for NSTP. I can feel my muscles aching from all the lifting yesterday. Not surprisingly, only a few of us came to help with the set-up. I should be infuriated but I'm simply too tired. Today has been a mixture of good and bad.

Good because I got to take my COM100 orals. Sir Jon caught me off guard but I was fortunate enough to get a question I was prepared for. He gave me a 19.5/20 so my orals must have been good. He said so himself. haha. Add to that, Sir Jon gave us his own Track Talk. He talked about his career and the jobs he took before he went to study in London. It was a very amusing Track Talk. Especially when he told us all those funny stories. He also shared some of his experiences in Cambridge. Stealth photography ROCKS! LOL. Too bad there wasn't enough time for him to finish his sharing. But anyway, it was a very fun session. And he gave us a free cut for Thursday! <3

Unfortunately, the good ended when it was Psych101 time. I suddenly felt so drained. I could hardly keep my eyes open. Of course I didn't worry about missing anything since my group had reported on the topic being discussed. But it felt impolite to fall asleep in the middle of class. But I just felt so tired. Before I knew it, my head was resting on my armchair. Good thing the activity Miss Go prepared for us woke me up a bit. But then we still had a make-up class for Fil14 after. It was another hour of pasyon. It was like torture. Sitting there, waiting for the infinitely slow time to move faster. It took all of my will power not to rush outside when our prof finally dismissed us.

O_o

I managed to finish my paper. But not without spending another sleepless night. Most if not all of my blockmates had to endure the same thing. We're all stressed out. Fortunately, I was able to finish the take home exam at around 2AM. So I had a few hours of sleep afterwards. My Filipino 14 teacher miraculously gave us another freecut again. It extended my sleeping hours which prompted me to cut Theology 121. Yes, I cut Theo yesterday. And I feel guilty. After all, it is my first cut EVER. As in, FIRST CUT. My blockmates said that cutting PE doesn't count so it really is my first cut if I'm basing it on that.

Because of sleep deprivation, I broke my perfect record of no absences. Sad, really. I was hoping to keep it up until senior year. But yeah. What's done is done. Good thing the current readings for Theo aren't that difficult. Hmm.

stupid

I don't know what came over me.
Maybe it's because of stress?
I'd like to think so.

A while ago, my laptop refused to work. This damned piece of machinery refused to boot! It refused to boot today! Today! Just when I need to do a major paper for a major subject. How irritating is that? The more annoying thing is this, we had a report and I was still able to use it. And when I finally got the dorm to do the paper, it freakin' won't WORK! Of course, it wasn't the first time it happened. Every since my uncle borrowed my laptop, the battery sometimes decides to annoy me by not working. But I had always been able to fix it. After three or four tries, it works immediately. But not in this case. It took me an hour to get this started! An hour! And the battery isn't even working. Good thing my brother is a techie. So he told me that my laptop could work without the battery as long as I keep it plugged. These are times when I am madly grateful to have a brother taking up Electronics and Communications Engineering. But yeah, my laptop's battery sucks!

And to make things worse, I cried! I just found myself crying when it dawned on me that the battery was never gonna work properly. It's pretty stupid crying because of that. But I couldn't help it. The tears wouldn't stop coming. And it irritated me more to know that I was so irritated with such a trivial thing. I even put my parents on the verge of panic when I talked to them on the phone with my voice cracking. All that crying and worrying left me too spent to make a decent paper.

But I guess I shouldn't be surprised that I cried. These past few weeks haven't been that kind to me. Everyday is just so stressful. But I've tried my best to suppress all the negative feelings. Maybe that's why I exploded today. Everything was just piling up over one another that I couldn't take it anymore. I feel like my depression will be mirrored in my paper. And I don't even know how to continue anymore. It's as if the tears washed away my motivation to do the paper. But of course, I have to do it inevitably. Might as well started again right now.

So much to do.

Theo121 readings. Check
My part of the Psych101 report. Check
NSTP sample poster. Check
Com100 orals review. Check
Com101 take home mastery test. Gulp. Waiting to be done.

I've been doing school work for the past six hours. Surely I deserved a break, right? But there's just so much to do. I haven't been able to commit to my orgs because of the tons of projects, tests, readings.

Yeah. People say that this semester is the lightest for Comm majors. This is a light sem? I spend more that half of each night just trying to finish my requirements and you call this light? Maybe this is light for the really really smart people. And unfortunately, I'm not one of them. I mean, I do manage to pass everything. My standing in most of my classes is above the average. But not without my endless struggle to finish all my work. After a project is done, some other professor gives us another to work on. Simply endless. I think I lost all my free time around early August. All of us have just been so buuuuusy.

We didn't even get to finish our Bluescreen entry. Now I'm afraid to show my face at the LFC org room. O_o I hate it when I'm not able to commit to a project that I had already started. Some of them were even volunteering to help us finish it. But there was simply no time! Right now, I shouldn't even be writing this. I should be working on my take home exam! Or better yet, on my research paper! Gah~~ so much for procrastinating. T_T But my head is going to explode if I force myself to write another academic paper tonight. I'm burnt out. I need to recharge. How I wish I still had enough energy to write the night away. Reality check. My mind is only good enough for blogs at the moment. And I really wouldn't want to submit a blog entry to my professor. XD

SHOULDNOTBEDOINGTHIS

But here I am writing again. Wow, I didn't know I would be able to update this much. I thought this blogspot would forever remain dormant like most of my cyberspace accounts. Fortunately not.

Like I said, though, I should not be doing this right now. Two things: COM100 orals, Psychology101 #3 long test. On the same day.

Yeah, I've studied over the weekend. But I don't think it's enough. Talk about magis. But hey, I've got no major complaints. Life in ADMU isn't as hard as I had initially imagined. Back then, I didn't I know if had enough staying power to actually get through freshmen year. But I managed to keep my grades high enough. Not as high as I would've wanted. But not that low either. So yeah, I think I can get through until senior year.

It's an amusing thing really. I only took ACET for the sake of taking it. Sure, I had considered ADMU my dream school. But I was too grounded on reality to even entertain the thought of passing. First of all, it's one of the most prominent schools in the country. Yeah, I did go to high school in ADNU put the standards are way different. Second, I found the ACET too HARD. Yeah, like nosebleed HARD. [I'm not writing this to scare future ACET takers.XD] But I guess that was just me, being the average student and all. So you can imagine the high I felt when I found out that I had passed. I can think of few happier moments in my life. And bless my parents for allowing to study here. Not a lot of people can be as supportive as them.

To end on a not so happy note, I'd better get back to work.

Side-tracked

Last year, if you had asked me why I was a Communication major in ADMU, I'd have a sure answer for you. Journalism. Since the university didn't offer a major in Journalism, I felt that AB Comm was the right course for me. It offers four tracks namely AD & PR, Production, Media Studies and Journalism. I wanted to be a journalist. And law school was ever in the picture. My path had been straight. Major in AB Comm, take the journalism track then go to law school. It was a well-planned future. I wanted it. My parents wanted it. So everybody happy.

But fate really has its way of distracting you. Last week, our Comm Theory teacher announced that we had to declare a track by Monday next week. I signed up last Thursday. What track? AD & PR. The way I see it, it's very ironic. Wasn't I one of those who were dead set on not taking the "popular" track? Didn't I want to be a journalist? Would I still go to law school? Even I myself can't point out the exact reason why it turned out this way. Maybe because of my professors? My friends? I don't really know. But one thing's for sure. I am not going to regret my decision. I put myself in this situation so I'm going to have to fight this through.

Who would've thought that I wouldn't take the road less taken.

Fandom

Super Junior.
The initial reason why I'm a fangirl. XD

It's been one year and six months since I was pulled to the Kpop kingdom. Yes, this group is the culprit. Well, Kim Hee Chul to be specific.

March 2007. There I was minding my own business. My high school graduation was just two weeks away. My academic life in ADNU was finally over and graduation practice was my only agenda for the day. My body clock woke me up quite early in the morning, on that faithful day. It felt a bit weird. After years of waking up early to prepare for school, I no longer needed to. But the habit was already there. To pass the time, I switched on the television. Not surprisingly, all the good shows weren't being aired yet. So I ended up in the higher channels. Then, I got to the Arirang channel. Pops in Seoul was being aired. The show was featuring the making of Super Junior T's new music video, Rokkugo. It was a bit amusing but not really my thing. After a while, the camera focused on Hee Chul and I almost fell out of the bed. And that was the start of it.

Over the duration of my high school life, I was able to try different types of music. I had my OPM phase, my Western songs phase, my Jpop phase and finally my Kpop phase. I'd have to say that Kpop really hooked me. From Super Junior, I discovered other groups that would keep my fandom life busy. DBSK, TRAX, FT Island, Big Bang, SHINee, etc. My brother can never understand why I'm so into these groups. He pointed out some facts. One, I can't understand their language. Two, some of are prettier than girls. Three, they all become dorks at one point. Why I find them so lovable is completely beyond my kuya. And he's not the only one. A lot of my friends really don't get it too. Good thing my parents already accepted the fact that I'm so into Asian music. Though it doesn't mean they let me buy their albums. Well, it's not like I ask permission if I could purchase them. But I'm not really keen on doing that. After all, the internet provides fangirls with tons of download sites. LOL.

But lately, I haven't been able to update myself with my fandoms. With Super Junior, the sub groups are doing their own thing. So it's really hard to get news about each one. It would be easier if they start performing as a whole group again. School work is eating up all my free time. So I haven't been spazzing over my favorite members in such a long time. I miss them already. :( I guess, I'll just have to wait for sembreak. And DBSK's comeback is nearing, so I'm watching out for that. They've been gone from the Korean music scene for almost 2 years. So I'm sure fans are dying to seem them perform again in their native land. Japan was lucky enough to be DBSK's music concentration over the last years. When will they ever consider the Philippines? haha. A bit impossible at this point in time. But who knows? Pops In Seoul already shot their 1000th episode here. Maybe it'll be the start of the Korean wave here.

Although it's a bit ironic, right? A lot of Koreans are coming to live in the Philippines. But Kpop groups are yet to become really popular in the country. But I'm not sure if I want that to happen. I don't want another ala "F4 wave". I was never a fan of that group. But I can say that their popularity here was a bit to much. There was a time when you could see their faces everywhere. On slippers, glasses, shirts, sari-sari store labels. It was a bit overwhelming. And it didn't take long for me to get tired of seeing them. F4 overdose, that's what I call it.

But oh what I would give to see at least one of my fave groups perform live. ^^,

Midnight Sun

I completely agree with Terry Schwartz's article about Midnight Sun:

http://blastmagazine.com/the-magazine/culturefashion/2008/09/midnight-sun-leaked-unfinished-and-glorious/

Stephenie Meyer should definitely finish it. I found it appalling that somebody would leak the draft like that. But since the author herself decided to post it, I took my opportunity to get inside Edward's head for 12 chapters. I was able to read the first chapter before the draft was leaked and I was really excited for the book. Although I think the Twilight series is a bit fanfic-ish, I still can't deny that I am a fan. So much for trying to resist Edward Cullen's charming perfection. haha.

Midnight Sun is truly a refreshing take on the story. After reading almost the whole saga in Bella's point of view, it proved to be very amusing to read everyone else's thoughts along with Edward's. The storyline made a lot more sense. Instead of trying to decipher what goes on inside Edward's mind, the readers get to see things the way Edward sees it. I wouldn't mind reading Twilight again alongside Midnight Sun. ^^,

I'm a bit disappointed that the book is on hold. But I really can't blame Stephenie Meyer. After all, the suspense is gone. Almost a third of the book was illegally released. I'd be infuriated if that happens to me. But hopefully, she'll soon decide to continue the project. She has my utmost support. In the meantime, I'll finish reading Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles while waiting for a copy of Midnight Sun. :))

Win!

13-1.
Ateneo is on a winning streak.
It seems like that loss against FEU is from another life time.
ONE BIG FIGHT!

I'm a bit bitter though. The second round is over and I still haven't watched a single game live. I miss the feeling of the school spirit ripping through the crowd of Ateneans cheering their favorite players. And the sound of the Babble Band thundering in competition to the other team's drums and brass. Ah, those glorious moments. Hmmmm, will I ever get to experience it this year? Hopefully.

Old Friends

I chatted with one of my best friends a while ago. Also with one of my close friends. It was the usual hi, hello. The usual ranting about overflowing school work. The usual complaints about seemingly unfair teachers and irresponsible group mates. The usual "I miss you guys."

These short online conversations really get me thinking. What if I had stayed? What if I had gone to college in ADNU? Surely my life would have been completely different. I do miss my old friends terribly but I can't say that I regret the decision I made. I feel like I really do belong in my current school. I have great friends. I'm taking up a course that allows me to pursue my passions. Well, over all I'm quite contented with where I am now. Of course, the unavoidable waves of loneliness and homesickness are ever present. But I have to be strong, right? Being away from my family is probably the hardest struggle for me. But I'm glad that they've supported me all the way. Besides, the semestral break is just around the corner. :))

As for my high school friends, I can't wait to see them again. I just recently realized that we have few pictures together. The picture above is one of the few photos that I have with my best friends. Yeah, we were never camwhores. LOL. Quite contrary to my block mates right now. Pictures all around. ^^,

I guess my life in Bicol was very different from my life here in Manila. For one, I have more independence. My parents are almost 400 miles away so I can go wherever I want. But of course I don't do that. Asking for permission is something I never neglect. Besides, I'm very accident-prone [according to my dad] so if anything happens to me, I wouldn't want to leave them in the dark. In terms of friends, well, there's a lot of difference too. A good example would be the camwhore part. It's not surprising to hear their SLRs clicking away. Ah, budding photographers. haha.

So Yeah.

After much debate with myself, I finally have a blogspot. Another addition to my cyberspace ranting outlets. LOL. I do hope I keep this blog updated. Of course, this blog will just contain my random rantings. But I will try to put some serious musings here. Politics, maybe? nah. I'm not that type of person. But we'll see. Hmmmm. I'm gonna have to cut it here since my classmates and I are discussing a project. Haaayz. School work.