I've been away for a /while/.
Still haven't got any art up; I'm furiously defending my title as most epic procrastinator ever. Bleh.
So I just chillaxorz now, playing video games and doing shit-all for school.
I feel all dried up in the brain department; nothing to read for ages, and lots of delishis mind-rotting TV and internets.
I've been listening to such strange music lately, far out man.
FARRRR OUTTTT MAN.
AW YEAH.


I still owe lyk everyone a Christmas present. Not one or two people. Everyone. The best part is I have all the presents, I just haven't given them to anyone yet. I'm that lazy...
I need a motivator dude to yell at me all the time so that I do stuff.
Srsly.
I don't even know how I get up in the mornings, let alone get all the way to school. Damn blackouts.

Oh yeah, and I'm playing this new video game called The Experiment. It's got a really cool concept, but I swear to god the creators train of thought is powered by moon logic.
e.e
I rage so.
Don't get me wrong though. If anyone ever actually reads this, then go out and buy it if you like vidjeo gamez with a really deep plot. There's no actual violence, though, so if you're one of /those/ types, don't bother. You're manning some sort of surveillance system on an abandoned ship in a horrible state of disrepair, and you find a girl. She talks to you through the camera, and you can move it to nod or shake your head. You guide her by switching on lights and things like computers to get her to do things. She gives you codes and instructions on how to operate the system, and in return you help her get medication and lead her through the ship, of which you have no memory and she has little to none. Super complicated but really, really interesting. I'm dying of curiousity to see what happened to her, and the mysterious experiment 'volunteer' #112, but I don't wanna go to a walkthrough or summary and ruin it for myself.