Whatever happens, I want that old emoticon of a head banging... himself on a brick wall. That was a funny one.

I noticed LOLWTF a few minutes ago. Pretty cool.
Does that mean the arcade can come back?

Whatever apex is, I don't think I enjoy it...
Progress (sort of): Yesterday I made my programming team's logo and a program to display it!  I spend too much time messing with parametric graphs.

CLUE: The anagram I gave is a name.
There, I said it. I expect someone to figure it out before I get home from school in twelve hours (yay for extended afterschool clubs...)

The old invisionfree default is too blocky. The new zetaboards default is too bulky...
From what I've seen of zetaboards though, it has better options. I just need to learn how to navigate them all again.

As far as I can tell, that "Welcome to the Internet" thing is a joke. Purposefully. It's in the Funny section. Yet, what it says is important info, in a way. That's basically how the Internet works, albeit not THAT extreme. I wouldn't consider them the ultimate rules to live by in this world, but if some actually do, I'll just have to play their own game: not care, just ignore them. They've become the joke, taking something so pointless so seriously.

If you think about it, nothing should be taken seriously. Life is short, so it's only right to have as much fun as you can while alive. Maybe for some people, seriousness is fun. But for me, silliness is fun.

The whole "Omnimaga Versus The World" issue is plain silly too, but not the fun kind. Omnimaga not supporting flaming/personal attacks is a good thing, in my opinion. And technically, it supports the first piece of "advice" on the Welcome page, so it should be a good thing in the opinions of "The World" too. This whole thing makes no sense when you think about it and start noticing all the contradictions.

To sum it all up... Everyone needs to take a step back and realize that we all suck and nothing can ever change it

Two player mode would make this game infinitely better. If there's any way for you to do it, DO IT!

Well, it isn't a phrase, and it isn't a saying, and it's two words... The rest is up to you