"It was at this point that I realized my sentences mean absolutely nothing," Andrew said. I nodded to the music on my CD player, serving only to confirm his point: no one gave a bleep what he said.
Excerpt from something that doesn't exist.

"I realize now that everything I've ever done has only been done once. By that, I mean that nothing I do can be repeated to receive the exact same results each time. And by that, I mean I should stop doing things that are too freaking complicated to repeat."
Me, about a year ago.

"To be honest, I never really believed in God. I thought I did, but it turns out I was just putting on a show. I mean, what else can you do when you're surrounded by people that demand a prayer ever other hour or meal and what have you?"
Me, about three years ago.

"I believe in Humanity's ability to adapt to a situation well enough to survive. I also believe that we have become much too lazy to survive for much longer. Instead of adapting to nature, we have changed nature to suit us. Whether or not that is right is not for me to say. I will say, however, that we could have compromised somewhere along the path of urbanization.
Anonymous

I am a middle child that can't decide how I feel about it. I prefer solitude to crowds but do not do well in complete isolation.

Horror movies make me paranoid at night, despite me knowing that those situations will never happen to me; I'm not much of a target for the evil creatures and/or homicidal maniacs.

I tend to come off as both snobbish and random. I am neither of those things. I try to choose my words carefully, and I am much too aware of the "randomness paradox" to ever be truly random.



~Starsity out.