Found my friend again (he went to the business part) and looked around. Found all of my classrooms but one! It goes from A110 to A113...My class room is A112. ¬¬;
Got my art kit... It's a HUGE satchel filled with stuff.. It weighs over 30lbs... It nearly killed me. Probably over $500 worth of stuff.
I got lost. 
Found my way back to "The Scaet". The Scaet is pretty much where all of the animation stuff is. It's a pretty neat school.. but soo big.. 9000 students.. I'm use to 950.. O_O;;
The train/bus rides take about 45mins-60mins. And like $20 a day. Blah.. I have to wake up at like 5am Mon and Wed.. :/ But I don't start till wed. next week. I'm scared.. ._.;;;; I'm far too shy so it's hard for me to make friends. People think I'm either cold or snobby.. I'm not. ;.; Please be my friend?
It's not something people hear about.
Edit: BTW Sean, your current icon owns all. I love that movie. [ 08-27-2003: Message edited by: Ares ]
Unless they timeshare.
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Gikkwiny had this to say about Jimmy Carter:
How can two things own all?Unless they timeshare.
Or they're partners in crime.
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Ares had this to say about Pirotess:
I'm far too shy so it's hard for me to make friends.
Girl, I know exactly how that feels. 
But you'll do fine your first day of college, trust me. I was nervous as well, because I didn't have any friends in my classes (well, I thought I didn't, have one in Calc), and I'm about as shy as someone can get when it comes to dealing with new folks. First day rolls by, and I'm already getting along great with my classmates. Just walk into class with a smile on your face, offer the next shy person a seat next to you. Introduce yourself, ask how they're first day has been so far if it's a later class, or what classes they have next. Easy way to strike up a conversation. Plus you have the advantage of being in specialized classes (art and whatnot~). We don't talk at all, but from what I've seen on the boards at least, you're a very impressive, kind person with a nice sense of humor. Don't be afraid to show that side in class.
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Addy had this to say about Optimus Prime:
Girl, I know exactly how that feels.But you'll do fine your first day of college, trust me. I was nervous as well, because I didn't have any friends in my classes (well, I thought I didn't, have one in Calc), and I'm about as shy as someone can get when it comes to dealing with new folks. First day rolls by, and I'm already getting along great with my classmates. Just walk into class with a smile on your face, offer the next shy person a seat next to you. Introduce yourself, ask how they're first day has been so far if it's a later class, or what classes they have next. Easy way to strike up a conversation. Plus you have the advantage of being in specialized classes (art and whatnot~). We don't talk at all, but from what I've seen on the boards at least, you're a very impressive, kind person with a nice sense of humor. Don't be afraid to show that side in class.
Thanks Addy! 
I'll try
I am a pathetic little man. 
Walk into class like you're the best thing that ever happened to humanity.
Actually, that may not work as well for a chick...but you'll do fine either way. I've never met anyone who didn't do at least okay unless they got into the "i hate everybody and they hate me" groove, which pisses everybody off. Never, ever start accepting that "everybody hates you", because they don't, but they WILL if you start that crap 
I just walk up to people and start talking, but here are some tried and true tactics:
-Go room-hopping. Just walk around and see what's going on.
-Not recommended: Have a cigarette or a cigar or a pipe and go out and mingle with a few smokers.
-And, interestingly enough, the phrase: "Hay guys, what's going on?" is a very good way of meeting people.
._.;;;
My art kit. X_X My dad believes it weighs well over 40lbs now
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From the book of Mr. Parcelan, chapter 3, verse 16:
I make tons of friends, and I hate to say it, but I learned everything I need to know about socializing while working at the bar.I just walk up to people and start talking, but here are some tried and true tactics:
-Go room-hopping. Just walk around and see what's going on.
-Not recommended: Have a cigarette or a cigar or a pipe and go out and mingle with a few smokers.
-And, interestingly enough, the phrase: "Hay guys, what's going on?" is a very good way of meeting people.
Definitely some good tips there.
When I first heard it when I was a kid, I thought it meant to turn someone japanese.
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Gikkwiny had this to say about (_|_):
How can two things own all?Unless they timeshare.
they don't actually own they lease all.
[ 08-29-2003: Message edited by: Kermitov ]
Oh! and try going INTO room 110, 111 and 112 might be smaller rooms inside it.
Edit: in my experience, French curves are the most useless thing ever. [ 08-29-2003: Message edited by: leckzilla! ]
