Welcome to Gaia! ::

I... don't understand.
You threw a baseball in some kid's face? o__o;

Thought it was the baseball not the bat.


And I don't have a DS either. D: All though certain friends finally got me to at least try and save for one.

Wait.. wait wait! I'm actually more confused with the whole DS stuff. What is a DS? I only have a gamecube and two GameBoy the before most recent.

AND I think what Shaz is trying to say is that he threw a baseball by hitting it with a baseball bat with the energy from his body that was full of fury!

AND! SHAZ! What's happening to the art? stare

A ds is the newest gameboy.
"ds" for "double screens", I think,
because there are two screens
and the bottom one is a touch screen.

&I have a gamecube too!
except I hardly ever use it anymore.
And same for my ds &my sp.

And... your kidneys?
What does that feel like?
I don't even know where my kidneys are. x'D

Bubut. Where?
Like how do you know it's your kidneys?

Have I?
I suppose not. D:
Maybe I should.

And oh. Okay.

Not in Glorious Nation of Soviet Canuckistan, apparently. I never took so much as a Biology course. =/ We studied it briefly in Grade 10, but my science teacher was primarily a chemistry teacher, so we spent the majority of the year studying elements and blowing crap up.

In Grade 11, I opted for an Earth Sciences course, in hopes of studying Paleontology (a subject I was quite well versed in from my childhood). My hopes were dashed and I ended up studying volcanoes, hurricanes and earthquakes.

And then came Grade 12, where I decided to pretty much avoid science, after a long string of disappointments (I'm still waiting on those bucket bombs I was promised, Grade 8 D<). The closest thing I took to a science course was Geography.