App State Antics!

What kind of research project? Are they testing you?

That would be easier, wouldn't it?
It's about processors (the computer kind). I'm going to be putting together a profile of how different types of processors (cpu, gpu, etc) behave under different circumstances. The future of computers is a single chip with a set of different processor elements on it, and I'm going to be researching possible combinations of processors.

Yay, research! I hope you like your lab. It sounds like an interesting project, at the very least (even if it's a totally different bear than from what I do, haha).

Swallow, I forgot what you were majoring in. What was it? You sound like you'd be a bio major, but then again I'm usually not correct on my assumptions about people.

I'm probably going to major in Bio myself once I'm up there, unfortunately I've just noticed one of my main college option's bio building was so rugged and old, it kinda turned me off from being there. Vanderbilt would be nice if I could rely on getting in. I've got a fair chance, but a 12% acceptance rate is still.. 12 percent.

Turning my head towards UTK or MTSU, they seemingly have better pre-med support than UTC alongside better facilities overall.

Well, I had the hatchlings of an idea for my first novel at about 2am last night. In an hour I had 2000 random words pour out of my brain and onto a word document -- shoutouts to Runescape for teaching me how to type at the speed I think at. It's coming in handy. Wish me luck in this writing endeavor -- I don't really know how to write a big long story, but it can't be that difficult, right?

If it's going to be that large, there are some pieces of software that help you organize your thoughts before you even begin to write. They're very useful. Good luck on your novel, Luke! Make sure there's a Kindle version so I can read it.

Correct, Josh! I do evolutionary biology.

I like Vandy's campus a lot, and they have nice sweet tea in their dhalls (typical good ol' Southern college). I would have gone there, actually, if I didn't come to Cambridge instead.

Good luck with the story, Luke! It sounds like the creativity took a hold.

Yeah, Josh, that software is called Microsoft Word. If you know of anything else, let me hear about it -- it may be of use to me!

So, Swallow, with evolutionary biology, do you learn about how the evolution stones work? Like, why does a water stone only work on certain water pokemon, and not all water pokemon? What's up with that?

Obviously, you've never looked at the evolutionary lineage of water pokemon -- otherwise, you would know that water stones only work on a certain subgroup with the common ancestor who was originally exposed to the first water stone.

Ah man, you're right, I never knew that! Now I want to study evolutionary biology -- that shit sounds so fun! We could open up a poke lab somewhere -- I hear Oak is about to retire, we could take over at Pallet Town.

This thread just went the best direction possible.

I was thinking more of Storybook 4 or something else of the like, Luke. I don't know what features MSWord has since I haven't used it in 2 years, but I doubt it's as tailored for authors as it. Note, though, Storybook 4 isn't for -writing- your novel.

And Swallow's reasoning is so sound I now have to check and make sure this isn't the actual reason.

Forget Oak and Pallet Town, we're going to start a new region with a new generation called Pokemon PB and our legendaries can be revenants.

Fuck that shit, our legendaries all look like me.

(Insert picture of Luke halfway dead in that race that for some reason I found absolutely hilarious)

They should all look like that.

Hahah, damn, that's an old-ass picture. The cross country one?