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Language Tools

The first language we will be using in this saga is Korean. The idea is to complete a couple of decent programs and then possibly move onto Japanese.

Go ahead and post comments on any ideas you would have for these applications. Slowly but surely, we should see something happen here.

It's not dead!

It's only sleeping whilst we figure a few things out, in our ever-changing fast paced life. Soon preparations will be complete, and the focus of our lively hood can once again return to its scholastic sanctuary. Until then, it’s all work.

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Moved servers.

Finished moving the site to another server. If anything seems funny, let me know.

Server changes.

I'm going to be moving the site to an updated server. So if you see any wierd quirks or outages, I'm possibly movig something.

Dessert, anyone?

I'm in the Mojave desert~!

Bathroom Poetry.

One thing I love about the Army is the amount of written material found on bathroom stall walls. Within the vast amounts of literature, you can find everything from jokes to poetry, even stories about your mama. Here's one excerpt that I considered to be pretty humorous.

I've fucked in the East.
I've fucked in the West.
I've even fucked women with really large breasts.
But I'll never be happy.
I'll never be free.
Until I've fucked someone, like the Army fucked me.

--Unknown.
Plugging In.

The only certainty in life is that Americans need their internet time. Some need it for e-mail to keep in contact with their family, others enjoy reading the current on goings across the globe, and some even click away in panic as they watch their previous retirement package melt away in the abyss of a collapsing financial market. Me personally, I like porn.

Journal

So as most people who read this site know (all four of my friends), I’ve been a bit on the busy side lately. I really shouldn’t call it busy truthfully, because, as any veteran would know, the Army’s philosophy on everything is to hurry up and wait. Hurry to where ever you are going so you can wait there, due to a lack of preparedness by the welcoming party.

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