I TOTALLY misunderstood that! Never mind me, I'm going to take my thoughts over here now.

SILENCE! I got to stop talking to some of my friends as much as I do...

I have a 96 wpm apparently. Probably because I was a RPG gamer, due to frustrated teammates forcing me to type faster.

I type sooooooo slow
its pretty sad
I actually started this post last week
true story............

Playing WoW definitely helped to improve my wpm more than the typing class I took in school. Though I'm not gonna knock the class any; if it weren't for that, I never would've started typing properly and I'd be stuck at my measly 25~ wpm typing face-down one key at a time. :p

But it was the amount of typing I had to do, and how quickly I had to do it, in WoW that really got me as fast as I am nowadays. I haven't really checked my exact wpm in quite a while, but I know that I'm at least 60-ish. Likely a bit higher.

Mandatory physical fitness class. From what I've heard it's not difficult at all.
Linear algebra. Hopefully I'm not making a mistake taking this in the summer.
I haven't signed up for my courses yet so I might add a computer class or something.

I don't think "a pig in tiger's clothing" would be a very good expression.

are you talking about this one?

I want to know who first had the idea to use pigs
it seems like they'd be more likely to end up as lunch than anything else.

... WHAT? Whoa, okay, I def missed a ton of stuff.

I do wonder how they convinced the mother tiger she had five furless pinkies...

Magic, or science!

Yeah, there's really no need to "convince" the mother tiger of anything. Animal mothers taking in young not of their own kind is hardly a new thing; even predator to prey, it's not at all unheard of. No costumes required.

It's just a "mother's instinct" kind of thing. They're perfectly aware that they're raising young from an entirely separate species. They just don't particularly care.

So, its less like, "These are my babies, they aren't dead, haahh. I"M NOT CRAZY! WHO"S CRAZY! YOU ARE! AAAAAG!" and more like, "Well, look, kids to raise YAY!"

Pretty much, yes.

man, I just practiced parkours and I learned how to drop from Height of 9 feet safely and climbing up 8feet wall.
feel so good and I fell so good too.


I heared that mother cat breast feeding puppy before.

I would like to try that some day, but I really haven't the time.

I've always wanted to learn parkour and deal unflinching vigilante justice to unsavory characters, but apparently the legality of that is tenuous at best so that's on hold.

The only thing holding me back from getting into parkour is the area I live in, really. There's just no good places to do it. :/

Best I can hope to do around here is running through random people's backyards, hopping fences as I go. Which is pretty lame. Also, I'd be too scared that somebody would come out of their house and start yelling at me.

I climb my school for fun, but that's as close to parkour as I get.

I'm not good at parkours, just basics.
I actualy climbed a curch that I go to, to watch a star and moon. Thanks god that No one saw me, and where I live is nonurban wide open lakeside, so there is not much of walls to climb here too.


just found screen capture from my phone, ahh crazy weather here.


location Winnipeg MB


metal bb bullet? or plastic bb bullet? I want one too. *jellous*

So guy, I got a BB pistol today for freeeee, its actually pretty cool, though really week, like, it has troubl hitting things outside 50ft, its so pathetic its great.

Don't shoot me.
I really want airpistol Instead of bb.

That's pretty awesome man! Back in the summer I went to a local high school on the weekend when no one was there and did some jumps and stuff. The biggest one that I did was off this one wall that was probably around 8 or 9 feet high. I jumped out too instead of straight down, so it was a decent jump. I definately made sure to roll after I landed. You can ruin your knees and feet pretty easily if you don't roll after bigger jumps.
I haven't done any parkour in a long time, so I'm not in any shape to do it at the moment. I'll try to get back into it this summer on my days off. Hopefully I'll learn some new techniques too.

Rolling after falls is literally the most basic parkour you can do, but it's still so satisfying to land a jump from several feet up. On my old college campus, there was one area with about a 7, maybe 8, foot drop right in between my friends' dorm and the nearest bathroom (it was a girl's dorm, and guys weren't allowed to use the bathrooms). So whenever I had to go, I'd just run across the field, leap off the edge, roll, and keep right on going into the building. So much fun.

They taught us to roll in taekwondo, but I doubt it's as exhaustive as the rolling training people who learn parkour get.

I imagine it's also less damaging to your feet and knees if you don't execute a proper taekwondo roll at just the right moment.