At this very minute, I'm working at Old Navy in the local Mall. Strangely enough I love my job this time around and try my hardest every shift. Of course, I'm not appreciated, but I try all the same.

Right now, I have a very well defined plan for my college career. I will be completing an associate's Degree program in computer networking at Bristol Community College and then transferring to a 4 year college (Most probably Northeastern university) where I will go as far as money allows.

9 times out of ten, you can't. Nothing personal mind you, its just that I am a very busy guy these days and you'll very rarely find me not doing something on the web. I have AOL's Instant Messenger and Yahoo's miserable excuse for a pager, both services I use Lowellius as my handle. If either of those are open, it's probably for a reason, but you're wlecome to say hello. I promise I won't kill you... Not right away anyhow...

I also use IRC. I used to be a resident of DalNet, however, I have found that I was only meeting the same kind of trash no matter what kind of chatroom I went into. Now I use EsperNet (If you haven't heard of it, all the better) and hang in a channel called #Mechadrake, where most of my online friends hang.

I am also an advocate of Napster. Before Metallica tried to sue their asses, I hadn't heard of the service. Now I swear by it. While some hardware configuration forbids me to send files out over an open proxy, I can recieve them just fine, which doesn't bother me at all.

Believe it or not, I get this question a lot. It depends on what kind of artwork you want, I suppose. Otherwise I'm not adverse to sketching something up real quick for you. My scanner runs overtime trying to keep up with requests... Not that I'm complaining, I'm just surprised that people like my artwork so much.

If you want to see my Artwork, don't forget to direct your mouse-like pointer thingy over to the left to where the Image map says Personal Works.

This is another of those questions that I get a lot of. My best advice I can give you is to see what your doctor recommends first. But some basic guidelines to follow would go like this:

• If it tastes good, It probably isn't good for you. In other words, cut the fat. I don't mean starve yourself either. Avoid fried anything like the plague, add some fruits and veggies in as snacks. Eat less breaded stuff. (Killing carbs prevents the storage of fat)
• Join a gym. Well, maybe not a gym, but certainly exercise willingly more than twice a week. If you do have access to a gym, consult a fitness instructor or aerobics instructor for the best possible workout for your body type. If you can't reach the gym, find a landmark near your home and run to and from it at least once a day.
• Avoid Quick fixes. In other words, metabolism boosters and such. Sure, some people benefit from it, but I can almost guarantee that if they stopped using that product, they would start getting fat again. It doesn't encourage good eating habits. And I still say Jenny Craig is some sort of cult.
• Keep with it If you havent gotten a lot of exercise before, then your body isn't conditioned to put up with it. For a while after tyou start a routine you may even gain a few pounds. It seems after 3 or 4 months that the pounds then just begin to melt away.

The Mega Man Page was growing too big, too quickly, so I built a 50megs.com account to handle it. I'm assembling a staff and It should open back up in a few months. Assuming that I have the kind of time to be working on such a massive product, that is...

Well then, you gotta ask yerself, PUNK, why'd ya click the link in the first place? Git outta here varmint, or I'll knock ya into next week.

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