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Oh yes, that brings me to the topic of the unnamed game. Which shall be made into a comic by me. To be posted here. By me.

It still has no title

I don't get it...

Ohh it's now called pratom til we get a decent title.

This comic will get made, unlike all the other things i said i'd make as it's for just a bit more than half an A level.

Sounds like it...

OH i was gonna make them today!

cept my new game came and i've been on it all weekend.

THE AVATARS shall be made! i have a whole load of free periods on tuesday so all i need to do is draw them.

I thought your scanner 'sploded?

yeah but i'm using a camera as a substitute scanner.

oh. so where are they?

Patience is a virtue

/e Has no patience.

One shall learn patience! shall we take up yoga classes?

You must master the art of skillful balance, bitter pumpkin.

And SOMEONE must master the arts of getting organized and of WORK (at least once a month) .

ooh is it me?

uGh i'm incredibly lazy and disorganized. Don't mock me!

/e socks anamii...oh wait

Ugh i hate mouses, why must i get teh one that sticks and won't go where i want it to.

Rather than correct your spelling/grammar for once i decided i'd discuss it in a form that is not at all copied straight from another website, and in a lovely olive colour:
Wired Style: Principles of English Usage in the Digital Age
(ed. Constance Hale, HardWired, 1996, ISBN 1-888869-01-1) says:
"What's the plural of that small, rolling pointing device invented
by Douglas Engelbart in 1964? We prefer ~mouses~. ~Mice~ is just
too suggestive of furry little creatures. But both terms are
common, so take your pick. We actually emailed Engelbart to see
what he'd say. His answer? 'Haven't given the matter much
thought.'
"In fact, Engelbart shared credit for the name with 'a small
group in my lab at SRI.' Nobody among his colleagues seems to
remember who first nicknamed the device, but all agree that the name
was given because the cord ('tail') initially came out the 'back' of
the device. 'Very soon we realised that the connecting wire should
be brought out the "front" instead of the back,' Engelbart notes,
but by then the name had stuck."

The Microsoft(R) Manual of Style for Technical Publications
(ed. Amanda Clark, Microsoft Press, 1995, ISBN 1-55615-939-0)
says: "Avoid using the plural mice; if you need to refer to more
than one mouse, use mouse devices."

Markus Laker reports from the U.K.: "In the early eighties, a
few people did selfconsciously say 'mouses', but the traditional
plural 'mice' gained ground rapidly and is now more or less
universal here."

Rofl

Why are you talking about mice mouse devices?

Mouse device's are good, its so much easier to use a mouse to carp with than a laptop mouse pad

Well, I agree with that, but it still doesnt make sense.

I've changed my mind now. No longer making pratom... instead doing a comic based on the childhood of the mii doll.

D'you think i could get away with having extreme adult content in my coursework?

Probably, most people don't bother actually reading things.