You've been here long enough to tell? That's cool. I've been here a few years now and I noticed it as well. Most people just make an account and then never log in ever again.

I left college a couple years ago, so I haven't really done classes in a while. However, I just finished getting a personal training certificate, and now I'm just finishing up my Behavior Change and Food Nutrition specializations. So that takes up most of my free time. But I love it and can't wait to start training people!

Nasa how did you guys respond to the protest of the aliens on mars? http://resources1.news.com.au/images/2012/08/07/1226444/607325-curiosity-landing.jpg Lol welcome to the site hope you enjoy your stay and have fun here

This is a video I recently did, I would like to share it with you all, I would love to produce more videos as soon as possible, I do hope you enjoy it! :3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZ221HgburE

Tokyo Ghoul and Guilty Crown on Blue Ray... Spent 130$ each since I (obviously) had to buy each volume when it was released instead of buying a complete edition that will probably be released sometime for a lot less.... No regrets.

I feel like this piece may be slightly too subliminal. If anyone is interested, I could deconstruct the poem into various segments and describe how I originally intended for each stanza to be construed. The line you mentioned, "Force me in next pull me down" describes a forethought of the two destinations from death, Heaven and Hell. The forcefulness mentioned implies that none of us can choose our final destination. This is later reiterated in the lines "For it is not what I think, It's all that I am served". No matter how much we think about where we would like to end up after we die, it's ultimately not our decision. While the latter half of the subject line references Hell, prior lines directly allude to Heaven. Thank you, Arc. Your words mean a great deal to me.