Hang Out and Post

[Spritzie]

My family is tech challenged, doesn't use that stuff, or is part of the family I wouldn't keep up with anyway.

 

Besides, the family I keep up with (except my cousin and in-laws) all live within 10 minutes of me (my parents) and 2 hours (my sister) My in-laws are in Florida and we talk by phone. And my cousin is in AZ, and we text.

[rugrat0ne]

We're all over the place, and most of my cousins are tech-savvy enough to use a site like Facebook. We use it to plan reunions and things, too.

[Spritzie]

All of my cousins are probably on at least one of those sites. (I have 6 cousins) But my cousin in AZ in the only one I really get along with and keep in contact with. 2 of my cousins live in town I think, but I haven't seen them in years. Then my other 3 live either in Tennessee or Mississippi.

[-Ryan]

I'm gonna have to meet your cousin some day, Spritzie. -nodnod-

 

-turns on stalker radar-

[Spritzie]

:laughingsmiley: She's awesome. She's always been my favorite. We always got along extremely well even though she's 7 years younger. This year is her first year in college. (She's going for journalism.)

[rugrat0ne]

I had friends who studied journalism at the U. of Arizona. We even opened our own small paper, The Coffee Times. It didn't last long. I forget what my job was. Something simple, probably, as I was the only non-journalist in the bunch.

[Spritzie]

Opening your own paper sounds like fun. I never would have gone to school for something like that, but I love writing.

[CAV of Gang Green]

I haven't logged into my Myspace in about 5 months, mostly because nobody talks to me. All I get are crappy game invites and mail from Myspace itself letting me know about a new feature that I don't like or care about.

[rugrat0ne]

Opening your own paper sounds like fun. I never would have gone to school for something like that, but I love writing.

 

It was fun for the first edition. Then the guy whose idea it was decided he could do the whole thing himself, and fired everyone, except our friend Joe, because he couldn't do the technical stuff without him. Poor Joe ended up doing all the work.

[Spritzie]

That's ridiculous. :rolleyes_anim: I hate when people act like that.

[Sofa]

Student newspapers seem to be a bit of a minefield, we had two in Oxford, one was really good and the other was badly run by apparently bossy editors who wanted to fill it with cheap gossip, eurgh. With the right set of people though they can be great :)

[Seliphra]

OXford Nova Scotia by any chance? That's where my dad's from! It's a lovely town...but so small!

[Tyler.]

hello people, I am not dead, just in case any of you were wondering

[Sofa]

OXford Nova Scotia by any chance? That's where my dad's from! It's a lovely town...but so small!

 

Heh, nope, sorry. I was at Oxford University, in England. Don't still live there now I've graduated though, back up near Manchester :)

[Seliphra]

oic, XD Is all good, too many re-used names for cities eh?

[CAV of Gang Green]

hello people, I am not dead, just in case any of you were wondering

 

Great to know that Tyler. For a second I thought I missed your funeral. xD

[-Ryan]

Dangit, now I have to get a refund from those assassins...

[Sofa]

Was the assassin this karate squirrel? http://tinyurl.com/3aaqac8 It may explain the lack of effectiveness!

[-Ryan]

No, I went with a Meepit this time. For the last time, too.

[Wembly]

It's good to switch things up. World domination can get so predictable...

[-Ryan]

Exactly, and when in a mad quest for power via eliminating competition, things can get too easy.

[The Score in Blue]

World domination is cool but a little cliche. We need a new name for world domination like a codename or something.

[-Ryan]

Mass-squirrel-take over?

 

I like that name.

[Wembly]

Use supremacy instead of take over, it's more impressive.

[-Ryan]

And it just sounds better.

 

We shall begin with occupations though cause that sounds cool too.

Now, I will be back after I check on the ongoing occupation of Jellyneo.