Been busy, busy, busy, busy, busy... ugh. There's all this cool gaming stuff going on, and I barely even know what's up. And I have pretty much NO idea what's going on with all of you, my buddies, here on site. Sucks.
I'll catch up, I think. Newly crashed computer doesn't help though.
m0zart: wow
ShenlongBo: I knew one of the little ++++ers was gonna get it while I was away at work, but I had no choice but to let them stay inside that day.
ShenlongBo: The whole day, I knew they were gonna ++++ something up, and I was most worried about that.
ShenlongBo: That precise thing.
ShenlongBo: Boo.
ShenlongBo: *sigh*
m0zart: did you beat the ++++ out of them and threaten sell them to koreans?
ShenlongBo: Can't.
ShenlongBo: It's my fault. I should have been better prepared to have puppies inside all day
m0zart: do they poop everywhere?
ShenlongBo: No.
ShenlongBo: They don't ++++ outside.
ShenlongBo: *shakes fist*
m0zart: LOL
...yes, I'm late to everything. Really late. Kheregoezlol:
1) I used to be a really bad Nintendo fanboy. And when I say "a really bad" one, I mean the type that is somehow able to know they're a fanboy without ever acknowledging it. It was awful, and if this older me could go back in time and talk to that younger me, this older me would kick the younger me in the ass, and then prophesy to the younger me about Gears of War.
2) I didn't go to an ordinary high school. Instead, I went to what was called the Career Center in my home town of Odessa, TX. When the school first opened, it was a place for more dedicated students to go study in the normal high school-level curriculum, as well as learn one of various trades. I chose to get into Graphic Arts, which was later renamed Ad Design. Although the school had a rather stringent set of qualifications students had to meet in order to be accepted (and there were people who got denied), it didn't take long for the school to go downhill. I wound up learning almost nothing at all in math, history, or science (though I had success in English, Marketing, and Ad Design), and other students had their own stumbling blocks. Today, the once prestigious Career Center is either on the brink of closing its doors for good, or it already has. I graduated from high school like any other kid, but if I'm not mistaken, my transcript says that I have a GED as opposed to a real diploma.
3) I'm Hawaiian by descent, but I've never seen the ocean. My full name is Adrian Allen Kealii Ables. To pronounce the weird one, you basically just say the letters K, L, E, E in sequence. For whatever reason, I decided to bestow Hawaiian middle names on my kids as well. My daughter's name is Arielle Adrianne Meleinani Ables, and my son's name is Adam Kenneth Keahilani Ables. The names mean "The Chief," "Beautiful Song Child," and "Fire From Heaven," respectively. Pretty dope.
4) I enlisted in the Air Force back in 2003 so that I could take care of my wife, Amanda, and our kids. Today, Amanda is taken care of by one of my former friends, and I only recently made arrangements to have my kids more often than just every weekend. Go ahead an LAWL! I do it now too 
5) I like to sing. Tell your friends. I'm trying to get hits on this thing you know.
Also, yes. I'm going to post the second part of "Missing Her" soon. Eventually. Hopefully.
