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General | Posted 14 years agoNEW LAPTOP WOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
D:
General | Posted 14 years agomy laptop is dead thanks tp mobile tech i can still check fa
just
but hopefully i will get a new better laptop soon
just
but hopefully i will get a new better laptop soon
new phone
General | Posted 14 years agowell i lost my phone
so i got a new one
a samsung wave 525
and the best part is it has wi-fi
this was posted from the phone
so i got a new one
a samsung wave 525
and the best part is it has wi-fi
this was posted from the phone
WOOT
General | Posted 14 years agoI am now a mirosft certified it profecional
Shit on a stick with cranberrys
General | Posted 15 years agomy laptop broke....AGAIN
this time its no a simple needs new charger or needs a new operationg system no it fell of of my bed whilst on and the screen shattered luckly i have been able to hook it up to my tv but that is just a tempoary solution. ah well i needed a new laptop anyway
this time its no a simple needs new charger or needs a new operationg system no it fell of of my bed whilst on and the screen shattered luckly i have been able to hook it up to my tv but that is just a tempoary solution. ah well i needed a new laptop anyway
xmas
General | Posted 15 years agomerry christmas
that is all
that is all
amazon wishlist
General | Posted 15 years agosaw dragoneer do ant thought "hey why not" http://www.amazon.co.uk/registry/wi.....cm_wl_rlist_go
turning 18
General | Posted 15 years agoas a brit turning 18 is a big deal, this means i can drink vote and gamble legally in britain (still need to be 21 in america for the drink :( but well) but with it it does have its down sides this means i can also be spamed by marketers oh god...
tunisia countdown
General | Posted 15 years agook so this was done for two reasons one to get rid of the looooooooooooog meme journal and two to let peeps know in october im going to tunisia on holiday now after a recent camping trip i retrurn to see 20 submissions and 22 journals in my message box and that was two days i wonder how many it will be after 2 weeks well i guess ill see when it happens
you know your from soctland when
General | Posted 15 years agodone after 
dragoneer
If you're Scottish...
* You're familiar with Ewen MacGregor, Mel Gibson, Jim White, Oor Wullie, Dougie Donnelly, Billy Connolly, Archie McPherson, Grandpa Broon, Gavin Hastings, Robbie Coltraine, Rab C. Nesbitt, High Road, Bill Paterson, The Krankies, Robert Carlyle, and (if you're younger) Skoosh.
* You know at least the basics of football (it's never called "soccer"), and probably rugby too. If you're male, you probably know the rules of football in great detail and can name the eleven players who should make up the national team; additionally, you can probably come up with convincing arguments why none of them should be (depending on your religion) Tims or Huns. You prefer not to remember Costa Rica in 1990, or Peru or Iran in 1978, although you reminisce fondly about Archie Gemmill's goal against Holland.
* American football is still something of a novelty which you can see at strange times of the day, and cricket is for Sassenachs (except in Freuchie). Shinty, by contrast, is a genuine Scottish sport popular in the Highlands, and you may have played it at school.
* You are probably allowed four or five weeks of holiday a year, and your boss is equally probably allowed to ask you not to take it all.
* You consider a few hours of sunshine to be an event worthy of note or even celebration. You cheerfully put up with cold and wet weather which would frighten most people from warmer climes.
* It snows every winter, yet nobody in positions of authority ever seems to expect it, and there is consequently some disruption to essential services.
If you died tonight...
* You probably believe in God, and if so are probably a Catholic, Protestant or Wee Free; although you probably don't go to church very often. You're very careful about religion in parts of the West Coast.
* You think of McDonald's, Burger King, KFC, Chinese takeaways and so on as cheap food, but a perfectly acceptable excuse for not cooking.
* You probably own at least one telephone and at least one TV, often as a combined deal with a cable or satellite company. Your place is heated in the winter and has its own bathroom, which has a bath or shower and certainly a toilet. You do your washing in a machine or the local launderette. You don't have a dirt floor. You probably eat at a table, sitting on chairs; if not, you eat on chairs in front of the TV.
* You don't consider insects, dogs, cats, monkeys, horses, or guinea pigs to be food, and you certainly don't kill your own food.
* The proliferation of utility and transport companies is confusing, since they all promise to offer the best and cheapest services, yet nothing actually seems better than the simpler times before everything was deregulated.
* You expect, as a matter of course, that the phones will work. Getting a new phone is routine, but expensive if you're with BT.
* The train system is a joke, unless you live in Glasgow; you prefer to travel in your car, even if you have to sit in traffic jams for longer than the duration of the equivalent train journey.
* You are used to two large political parties (Labour and the Tories), two small ones (SNP and the LibDems), and some tiny ones (including the Greens and the SSP) but the main battle is between Labour and the SNP. You probably think that the SNP speaks best for Scotland and are unlikely to take the Tories seriously, especially since the poll tax debacle. This system is much better than, for example, the American system, which consists of two identical parties.
* You probably voted "Yes, Yes" in the Referendum, but like to complain about the results as though it were all someone else's fault which you had no part in.
* Socialism is a fine and noble political theory with a long Scottish tradition, although since John Smith died the only proper socialist party is now Tommy Sheridan's SSP. Communism is taking it a bit far though.
* If you're male and urban, you sometimes wear the kilt in public, and you may have worn it at your wedding.
* You think most problems could be solved if only people would put aside their prejudices and work together.
* You would like to think of the legal system as strong and just, but know that it often isn't. You know that if you went into business and had problems with a customer, partner, or supplier, you could take them to court.
As of Wed-enz-dy the sityeeation was guid
* You rarely need to bother with foreign languages, but were probably taught a bit of French or German in school. If you have the Gaelic, it's for nationalistic reasons if you don't come from the Hebrides, or for practical reasons if you do.
* Words like "both", "home" and "stone" are pronounced "baith", "hame" and "stane", despite the spelling. "Wednesday" has three syllables, and "food" rhymes with "good"; the second syllable of "situation" is "yee", not "yoo". "House" is pronounced "hoose".
* A stream is a "burn", a valley is a "glen", and to "greet" does not mean to welcome. You refer to the Scottish weather as "dreich", and get annoyed at people (especially Sassenachs) who can't say "loch" properly.
* You probably believe that higher taxes are necessary to fund better public services, but aren't too keen to actually pay them.
* School is free up to P7, although the better-off prefer to send their children to public schools; from there on you expect to have to pay to get a decent education. If you stay on beyond S4, you expect do Highers in S5 and normally CSYS in S6 before going on to University.
* University degrees are four years long, except for longer courses like medicine and dentistry.
* Mustard comes in jars or yellow tin boxes, and sometimes in stone pots. Milk comes in plastic bottles or in cardboard cartons decorated with black-and-white abstract cow-like designs, and the lettering is colour-coded so that you know how much fat is inside.
* The month comes second: 24/6/1314 and 12/9/1997. (And you know what happened on those dates.)
* The decimal point is a dot, certainly not a comma.
* A billion is either a thousand times or a million times a million - you're not sure which.
* The "second city of the Empire" was Glasgow, not Birmingham or anywhere else in England.
* You expect marriages to be made for love, not arranged by third parties. Many marriages happen in church, some in registry offices. You have a best man and a maid or matron of honor at the wedding-- a friend or a sibling. And, naturally, a man gets only one wife at a time.
* If a man has sex with another man, he's a homosexual.
* Once you're introduced to someone, you can usually call them by their first name.
* If you're a woman, you might go to the beach topless on holiday, but never at home.
* A hotel room has a private bath if you pay extra for it.
* You'd rather a film be subtitled than dubbed (if you go to foreign films at all).
* You seriously expect to be able to transact business, or deal with the government, without paying bribes, although your competitors seem to get away with it sometimes.
* If a politican has been cheating on his wife, you would question his ability to govern.
* Many stores will take one or more of your credit cards.
* A company can fire just about anybody it wants. You'd prefer if it were otherwise, since you probably know several people who've been made redundant my large multinationals who take advantage of the fact that Britain's employment laws are laxer than those in Europe.
* Labour Day, spelt correctly with the "u", is on the first of May.
Mel Gibson was Scottish?
* You've probably seen Braveheart and Trainspotting, and maybe Local Hero, Gregory's Girl, and that one about the two teenage boys who rob coaches from a motorbike (update: it was called Restless Natives). Most of the films you've seen have been American.
* You know some or all of The Corries, Andy Stewart, Lulu, Alex Harvey, RunRig, Simple Minds, Big Country, Dougie MacLean, Wet Wet Wet, Deacon Blue, Del Amitri, Goodbye Mr. Mackenzie, and Travis. You probably don't want to admit to knowing where "fandabidozi" originally came from.
* You can only expect good medical treatment if you can afford to go private, otherwise you usually have to wait ages for trivial operations.
* The history you were taught in school consisted of, in decreasing proportions, Scottish, British and European.
* You expect the army to fight wars, not get involved in politics.
Damn French never came through for us
* Your country has never been conquered by a foreign nation, but it's been ruled by one particular one for long periods of time...
* You're used to a wide variety of choices for most things you'd want to buy.
* There are five terrestrial TV channels, three of which have some special Scottish programmes.
* You measure things in feet, pounds, and gallons if you're over a certain age; otherwise you're likely to use metric. You measure distances to nearby towns in miles.
* Comics come in three varieties: cartoon strips such as the inimitable Oor Wullie in the Sunday Post; cheaply printed children's publications like The Beano, and glossy hardbound albums (mostly American imports) like Batman.
* The people who appear on the most popular talk shows are usually entertainers or politicians, and occasionally authors or film stars with a new book or film to plug.
* You drive on the left side of the road. You stop at red lights even if nobody's around, and often have to stop at green lights too. If you're a pedestrian and cars are stopped at a red light, you will fearlessly cross the street in front of them - except in Glasgow, when the colour of the lights is of no importance.
* You have some good friends who are English, and have gone there a few times on holiday, but in general you'd rather England were a friendly neighbour than a domineering landlord. You think the English attitude to Europe is a long-out-of-date relic of the days of Empire.
* You consider the Volkswagen Beetle to be a small car.
* The police are not armed.
* If a woman is plumper than the average, it doesn't make much difference either way to her looks.
* The biggest meal of the day is in the evening, usually at or not long after five pm if you're at school, and a bit later if you work.
* The nationality people most often make jokes about is the English. You probably don't make jokes about the Irish - only the English do that.
* There's parts of the city you'd certainly never go at night unless you have a trusted local with you.
Griping about Holyrood before it's rebuilt
* You feel that your kind of people aren't being listened to enough in Westminster-- or Holyrood.
* You wouldn't expect both inflation and unemployment to be very high (say, over 15%) at the same time.
* The family someone comes from, and in Edinburgh the school they went to, matters a lot in some circumstances, although you feel it shouldn't.
* You think of opera and ballet as elite entertainments. It's likely you don't see that many plays, either.
* Christmas is in the winter. You spend it with your family, give presents, put up a tree, and wonder why it almost never actually snows.
* You might be able to name the capitals or the leaders of some of the nations of Europe, but probably not all.
* You've left a message at the beep, or voicemail.
* Taxis are probably too expensive, but they get you there quicker than trains.
* You probably believe in welfare and unemployment payments to those who can't live without. You probably also believe that too many people get them who could very well do without.
* If you want to be a doctor, you need to get a bachelor's first.
* Buying a house is safer than in England, since gazumping isn't done here; but you have to pay for several surveys.
* There sure are a lot of lawyers.
dragoneerIf you're Scottish...
* You're familiar with Ewen MacGregor, Mel Gibson, Jim White, Oor Wullie, Dougie Donnelly, Billy Connolly, Archie McPherson, Grandpa Broon, Gavin Hastings, Robbie Coltraine, Rab C. Nesbitt, High Road, Bill Paterson, The Krankies, Robert Carlyle, and (if you're younger) Skoosh.
* You know at least the basics of football (it's never called "soccer"), and probably rugby too. If you're male, you probably know the rules of football in great detail and can name the eleven players who should make up the national team; additionally, you can probably come up with convincing arguments why none of them should be (depending on your religion) Tims or Huns. You prefer not to remember Costa Rica in 1990, or Peru or Iran in 1978, although you reminisce fondly about Archie Gemmill's goal against Holland.
* American football is still something of a novelty which you can see at strange times of the day, and cricket is for Sassenachs (except in Freuchie). Shinty, by contrast, is a genuine Scottish sport popular in the Highlands, and you may have played it at school.
* You are probably allowed four or five weeks of holiday a year, and your boss is equally probably allowed to ask you not to take it all.
* You consider a few hours of sunshine to be an event worthy of note or even celebration. You cheerfully put up with cold and wet weather which would frighten most people from warmer climes.
* It snows every winter, yet nobody in positions of authority ever seems to expect it, and there is consequently some disruption to essential services.
If you died tonight...
* You probably believe in God, and if so are probably a Catholic, Protestant or Wee Free; although you probably don't go to church very often. You're very careful about religion in parts of the West Coast.
* You think of McDonald's, Burger King, KFC, Chinese takeaways and so on as cheap food, but a perfectly acceptable excuse for not cooking.
* You probably own at least one telephone and at least one TV, often as a combined deal with a cable or satellite company. Your place is heated in the winter and has its own bathroom, which has a bath or shower and certainly a toilet. You do your washing in a machine or the local launderette. You don't have a dirt floor. You probably eat at a table, sitting on chairs; if not, you eat on chairs in front of the TV.
* You don't consider insects, dogs, cats, monkeys, horses, or guinea pigs to be food, and you certainly don't kill your own food.
* The proliferation of utility and transport companies is confusing, since they all promise to offer the best and cheapest services, yet nothing actually seems better than the simpler times before everything was deregulated.
* You expect, as a matter of course, that the phones will work. Getting a new phone is routine, but expensive if you're with BT.
* The train system is a joke, unless you live in Glasgow; you prefer to travel in your car, even if you have to sit in traffic jams for longer than the duration of the equivalent train journey.
* You are used to two large political parties (Labour and the Tories), two small ones (SNP and the LibDems), and some tiny ones (including the Greens and the SSP) but the main battle is between Labour and the SNP. You probably think that the SNP speaks best for Scotland and are unlikely to take the Tories seriously, especially since the poll tax debacle. This system is much better than, for example, the American system, which consists of two identical parties.
* You probably voted "Yes, Yes" in the Referendum, but like to complain about the results as though it were all someone else's fault which you had no part in.
* Socialism is a fine and noble political theory with a long Scottish tradition, although since John Smith died the only proper socialist party is now Tommy Sheridan's SSP. Communism is taking it a bit far though.
* If you're male and urban, you sometimes wear the kilt in public, and you may have worn it at your wedding.
* You think most problems could be solved if only people would put aside their prejudices and work together.
* You would like to think of the legal system as strong and just, but know that it often isn't. You know that if you went into business and had problems with a customer, partner, or supplier, you could take them to court.
As of Wed-enz-dy the sityeeation was guid
* You rarely need to bother with foreign languages, but were probably taught a bit of French or German in school. If you have the Gaelic, it's for nationalistic reasons if you don't come from the Hebrides, or for practical reasons if you do.
* Words like "both", "home" and "stone" are pronounced "baith", "hame" and "stane", despite the spelling. "Wednesday" has three syllables, and "food" rhymes with "good"; the second syllable of "situation" is "yee", not "yoo". "House" is pronounced "hoose".
* A stream is a "burn", a valley is a "glen", and to "greet" does not mean to welcome. You refer to the Scottish weather as "dreich", and get annoyed at people (especially Sassenachs) who can't say "loch" properly.
* You probably believe that higher taxes are necessary to fund better public services, but aren't too keen to actually pay them.
* School is free up to P7, although the better-off prefer to send their children to public schools; from there on you expect to have to pay to get a decent education. If you stay on beyond S4, you expect do Highers in S5 and normally CSYS in S6 before going on to University.
* University degrees are four years long, except for longer courses like medicine and dentistry.
* Mustard comes in jars or yellow tin boxes, and sometimes in stone pots. Milk comes in plastic bottles or in cardboard cartons decorated with black-and-white abstract cow-like designs, and the lettering is colour-coded so that you know how much fat is inside.
* The month comes second: 24/6/1314 and 12/9/1997. (And you know what happened on those dates.)
* The decimal point is a dot, certainly not a comma.
* A billion is either a thousand times or a million times a million - you're not sure which.
* The "second city of the Empire" was Glasgow, not Birmingham or anywhere else in England.
* You expect marriages to be made for love, not arranged by third parties. Many marriages happen in church, some in registry offices. You have a best man and a maid or matron of honor at the wedding-- a friend or a sibling. And, naturally, a man gets only one wife at a time.
* If a man has sex with another man, he's a homosexual.
* Once you're introduced to someone, you can usually call them by their first name.
* If you're a woman, you might go to the beach topless on holiday, but never at home.
* A hotel room has a private bath if you pay extra for it.
* You'd rather a film be subtitled than dubbed (if you go to foreign films at all).
* You seriously expect to be able to transact business, or deal with the government, without paying bribes, although your competitors seem to get away with it sometimes.
* If a politican has been cheating on his wife, you would question his ability to govern.
* Many stores will take one or more of your credit cards.
* A company can fire just about anybody it wants. You'd prefer if it were otherwise, since you probably know several people who've been made redundant my large multinationals who take advantage of the fact that Britain's employment laws are laxer than those in Europe.
* Labour Day, spelt correctly with the "u", is on the first of May.
Mel Gibson was Scottish?
* You've probably seen Braveheart and Trainspotting, and maybe Local Hero, Gregory's Girl, and that one about the two teenage boys who rob coaches from a motorbike (update: it was called Restless Natives). Most of the films you've seen have been American.
* You know some or all of The Corries, Andy Stewart, Lulu, Alex Harvey, RunRig, Simple Minds, Big Country, Dougie MacLean, Wet Wet Wet, Deacon Blue, Del Amitri, Goodbye Mr. Mackenzie, and Travis. You probably don't want to admit to knowing where "fandabidozi" originally came from.
* You can only expect good medical treatment if you can afford to go private, otherwise you usually have to wait ages for trivial operations.
* The history you were taught in school consisted of, in decreasing proportions, Scottish, British and European.
* You expect the army to fight wars, not get involved in politics.
Damn French never came through for us
* Your country has never been conquered by a foreign nation, but it's been ruled by one particular one for long periods of time...
* You're used to a wide variety of choices for most things you'd want to buy.
* There are five terrestrial TV channels, three of which have some special Scottish programmes.
* You measure things in feet, pounds, and gallons if you're over a certain age; otherwise you're likely to use metric. You measure distances to nearby towns in miles.
* Comics come in three varieties: cartoon strips such as the inimitable Oor Wullie in the Sunday Post; cheaply printed children's publications like The Beano, and glossy hardbound albums (mostly American imports) like Batman.
* The people who appear on the most popular talk shows are usually entertainers or politicians, and occasionally authors or film stars with a new book or film to plug.
* You drive on the left side of the road. You stop at red lights even if nobody's around, and often have to stop at green lights too. If you're a pedestrian and cars are stopped at a red light, you will fearlessly cross the street in front of them - except in Glasgow, when the colour of the lights is of no importance.
* You have some good friends who are English, and have gone there a few times on holiday, but in general you'd rather England were a friendly neighbour than a domineering landlord. You think the English attitude to Europe is a long-out-of-date relic of the days of Empire.
* You consider the Volkswagen Beetle to be a small car.
* The police are not armed.
* If a woman is plumper than the average, it doesn't make much difference either way to her looks.
* The biggest meal of the day is in the evening, usually at or not long after five pm if you're at school, and a bit later if you work.
* The nationality people most often make jokes about is the English. You probably don't make jokes about the Irish - only the English do that.
* There's parts of the city you'd certainly never go at night unless you have a trusted local with you.
Griping about Holyrood before it's rebuilt
* You feel that your kind of people aren't being listened to enough in Westminster-- or Holyrood.
* You wouldn't expect both inflation and unemployment to be very high (say, over 15%) at the same time.
* The family someone comes from, and in Edinburgh the school they went to, matters a lot in some circumstances, although you feel it shouldn't.
* You think of opera and ballet as elite entertainments. It's likely you don't see that many plays, either.
* Christmas is in the winter. You spend it with your family, give presents, put up a tree, and wonder why it almost never actually snows.
* You might be able to name the capitals or the leaders of some of the nations of Europe, but probably not all.
* You've left a message at the beep, or voicemail.
* Taxis are probably too expensive, but they get you there quicker than trains.
* You probably believe in welfare and unemployment payments to those who can't live without. You probably also believe that too many people get them who could very well do without.
* If you want to be a doctor, you need to get a bachelor's first.
* Buying a house is safer than in England, since gazumping isn't done here; but you have to pay for several surveys.
* There sure are a lot of lawyers.
shrunken gallery?
General | Posted 15 years agono if you farotied anything in my gallery that isnt there anymore it is but in scraps due to AUP changes anything else against the AUP will be remover but i think there is none
but due to this a lot of my art will be on deviant art search furcasa in users
but due to this a lot of my art will be on deviant art search furcasa in users
my exams are over...
General | Posted 15 years agoand after returning books/moving to a different room (swappin with mah sis)/getting a job, i can finally start work on art again and this time hopefully produce somthing good unless something happens as it probbaly will it always does but after i over come that i am SURE i can post something
exams
General | Posted 15 years agosure there almost over and i kinda secured a job but i since the exams are my FINAL YEAR WOOO i will have more time to work on art
fursona meme
General | Posted 15 years agosince i say im a shapeshifter this meme is perfect for listing what i can shift into
1. If your fursona had to be a primate, it'd be...
mouse lemur like mor from madagascar
2. If your fursona had to be a feline, it'd be...
snow leopard love these guys
3. If your fursona had to be a canine, it'd be...
wolf of course or a dingo
4. If your fursona had to be a hoofed animal, it'd be...
zebra
5. If your fursona had to be a cetacean, it'd be...
emm... a bottlenose dolphin
6. If your fursona had to be a mustelid, it'd be...
FERRET!! =3
7. If your fursona had to be reptile, it'd be...
komodo dragon
8. If your fursona had to be a marsupial, it'd be...
kangaroo
9. If your fursona had to be a fully aquatic animal, it'd be...
id defenetly be manta ray
10. If your fursona had to be an amphibian animal it'd be...
hmm this ones hard i would say a newt
11. If your fursona had to be an avian/bird, it'd be...
i would be a falcon
12. If your fursona had to be a creepy crawly, it'd be...
ehhh- a praying mantis?
13. If your fursona had to be a real or unreal hybrid, it'd be...
a tiger-wolf
14. If your fursona had to be a mythical creature, it'd be...
dragon defenetly (it was kind of my early fursona anyway)
15. If your fursona had to be a Pokemon/Digimon, it'd be...
pikachu or a sentret/furret (cant decide if i would want to evolve)
16. If your fursona had to be a vehicle, it'd be...
an escalade or a camero
1. If your fursona had to be a primate, it'd be...
mouse lemur like mor from madagascar
2. If your fursona had to be a feline, it'd be...
snow leopard love these guys
3. If your fursona had to be a canine, it'd be...
wolf of course or a dingo
4. If your fursona had to be a hoofed animal, it'd be...
zebra
5. If your fursona had to be a cetacean, it'd be...
emm... a bottlenose dolphin
6. If your fursona had to be a mustelid, it'd be...
FERRET!! =3
7. If your fursona had to be reptile, it'd be...
komodo dragon
8. If your fursona had to be a marsupial, it'd be...
kangaroo
9. If your fursona had to be a fully aquatic animal, it'd be...
id defenetly be manta ray
10. If your fursona had to be an amphibian animal it'd be...
hmm this ones hard i would say a newt
11. If your fursona had to be an avian/bird, it'd be...
i would be a falcon
12. If your fursona had to be a creepy crawly, it'd be...
ehhh- a praying mantis?
13. If your fursona had to be a real or unreal hybrid, it'd be...
a tiger-wolf
14. If your fursona had to be a mythical creature, it'd be...
dragon defenetly (it was kind of my early fursona anyway)
15. If your fursona had to be a Pokemon/Digimon, it'd be...
pikachu or a sentret/furret (cant decide if i would want to evolve)
16. If your fursona had to be a vehicle, it'd be...
an escalade or a camero
formspring XD
General | Posted 16 years agomeh might as well since i do vlogs on youtube
http://www.formspring.me/Glaciawolf
yes i know its quikly becoming a cliche
http://www.formspring.me/Glaciawolf
yes i know its quikly becoming a cliche
avitar
General | Posted 16 years agodecided it was time for change so i made my own tiny innit
art
General | Posted 16 years agook my last 2 havent been good but im still getting used to the camera and gimp but on a nother note i still have the graphics tablet and soon a lot of free time so hopefully you will see some drawings but they will be sonic style
charger trouble and site updates
General | Posted 16 years agook for those who have watched me since before sept 22nd ie quadra you will think im porr at looking after my computer but my charger went AGAIN ind i only got the replacement today after a week and on returning to FA i had 51 messages in my in box to be fair about 12 i knew about as there were there before the charge problems but the biggist suprise was the proposed change in fa that it will become fore like da as long as i dont HAVE to pay to use the site its fine but i think the change will do the site good
bitrhday
General | Posted 16 years agook at the time of writing this im only 47 minutes off of being 17 and being old enough to get a provisional licence wow how time flys
back
General | Posted 16 years agowell im finally back from two weeks in nottingham and have been on the internet for the first time in two weeks god how could get so much email..... anyway im back got some fur and will hopfully have partial suit by haloween (but i doubt it)
charger problems
General | Posted 16 years agothe past two days i have been without a laptop due to the fact that my charger died however due to suprisingly fast delivery (especially with the postal strikes) i now have a new one YAY
internet names
General | Posted 16 years agoi thought i would post this so you can find me online on other sites as glacia is not my only name so her goes
furaffinity/transfur/quiztron glacia
youtube/ICHC*/ustream ferrittail
deviantart furcasa
any others i ether havent included or dont have :)
* icanhazcheezburger yes i have a lolcat account
furaffinity/transfur/quiztron glacia
youtube/ICHC*/ustream ferrittail
deviantart furcasa
any others i ether havent included or dont have :)
* icanhazcheezburger yes i have a lolcat account
my info 2
General | Posted 16 years agothis is just to get that loooooooooooong journal of my front page without deletion
also if youve noticed i have updated my artist info im now a shapeshifter (kinda my forms are limited to human, candid, feline, and a ferret) and i also have a definnate fav movie and a qoute
ps. i know theres spelling errors
also if youve noticed i have updated my artist info im now a shapeshifter (kinda my forms are limited to human, candid, feline, and a ferret) and i also have a definnate fav movie and a qoute
ps. i know theres spelling errors
my info
General | Posted 16 years agotaken from
quadrafox700Name: dave
Nickname: glacia
Fursona: variable
Date of Birth: 7th november
Birthplace: dumfries, scotlan
Current Location: Moffat, Scotland
Eye Color: blue
Hair Color: dark brown
height: 5.8
Heritage: Celtic
Piercings:not yet
Tattoos:not yet
Favourite
Animal: most avian and mammals
Band/Singer: *brings a HUGE list*
Song: free bird by lylnrd skynrd
Movie: Terminator 4
Disney Movie: brother bear
Disney Show:
Disney Character: kod
TV show:DR WHO
Color: lime green
Food: pizza
Pizza topping: pepperoni
Ice-Cream Flavor:mint Chocolate
Pocky Flavor: whats a Pocky????
Drink (alcoholic): whisky, mead
Soda: 7up
Cookie: triple chocolate chip
Store: game
Clothing Brand: it's a mixure of brands
Shoe Brand: bench
Season: winter
Month: december
Convention/Holiday/Festival: lanzarote in october
Flower:
Board game:risk
This or That:
Sunny or rainy: rainy
Chocolate or vanilla: vanilla
Fruit or veggie: Fruit
Night or day: night
Sour or sweet: sweet
Love or money: love
Phone or in person: In person
Looks or personality: Personality
Coffee or tea: coffee
Hot or cold: Hot
Your:
Goal for this year: pass exams
Most missed memory: lanzarote
Best physical feature: ???
First thought waking up: to early for thinking
Hypothetical personality disorder:?????
Preferred type of surgery: NHS
Sesame street alter ego: cant rember his name, the guy in the dustbin
Fairytale alter ego: werewolf
Most stupid remark: dunno
Worst crime: drinking under age
Greatest ambition: get to travel the world
Greatest fear: Spiders
Darkest secret: no telling
Favorite subject: biology
Strangest received gift: dunno
Worst habit: biting my nails
Do You:
Smoke: no
Drink: Sometimes
Curse: Lycanthropy
Shower daily: yes
Like thunderstorms: sure.
Dance in the rain: nah,
Sing: sometimes
Play an instrument: guitar (i wish)
Get along with your parents?: most of the time
Wish on stars: yes
Believe in fate: yes
Believe in love at first sight: possibly
Can You:
Drive: you yet
Sew:no
Cook: yeah
Speak another language: some french
Dance: no
Sing: no
Touch your nose with your tongue: almost
Whistle: yes
Curl your tongue: no
Have You Ever:
Been Drunk: no
Been Stoned/High: no
Eaten Sushi: yeah
Been in Love: yes
Skipped school: yeah
Made prank calls: no.
Sent someone a love letter: no
Stolen something: no
Cried yourself to sleep: no
Other Questions:
What annoys you most in a person? there inability to shut up
Are you right or left handed? left
What is your bedtime? midnight
Name three things you can't live without: food, wii, sleep
What is the color of your room? magnolia and brown
Do you have any siblings? yes
Do you have any pets? 3 cats
Someone you hate for a million dollars? never
What is you middle name? alexander
What are you nicknames? glacia, ferrit
Are you for or against gay marriage? for
Do you have a crush on anyone? yeas
Are you afraid of the dark? no
How do you want to die? old age
What is the largest amount of popsicles that you have eaten on one day? dunno about posicles but as for ice coffie drunk well...
Would you take a bullet for the one you love? probly
What is the last law you’ve broken? Drinking under age
