Comments | alakazam17: Pryvet!

alakazam17

Pryvet!

Jun 03, 2011 19:10

I'm studying way too much, lulz.

I've read up on several ancient history topics, with the intention of going forward all the way to the present day. I know most of the basics of the first civilizations in Egypt, Iraq, China, India, Mexico, Greece, and Italy, and made this little computer program on Visual Basic to have everything play out together ( Read more... )

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freezing_heart June 4 2011, 09:24:57 UTC

So you're a perfectionist^^ The good thing about it is that when you do something you can be sure that you put your utmost effort into it and therefore are not ashamed of a result :)
Although I'm not that ambitious to search info about ancient civilizations and evolution I really enjoy watching programmes about it when they happen to be on tv.
And good luck with your plan of solving the world's mysteries~ XDD

alakazam17 June 4 2011, 13:32:29 UTC

Though at my level if I surmise that something can't be done, I often tend to lose all initiative to do it. Which sucks. =/

Thanks! I think I'll need it!

sestra June 4 2011, 10:42:21 UTC

Oh man, I never made it past the first gym in Pokemon bw, hahaah, I've been sooo damn lazy ;__;

alakazam17 June 4 2011, 13:33:48 UTC

The games have gotten so darn repetitive, even after changing up so many things. XD

mifuui June 4 2011, 18:11:08 UTC

The 3D Pokédex is one of the many things that is making me considering getting a 3DS now instead of waiting on new colors. It seems awesome!! :D

And it's only a good thing when languages take a lot of one's time ;D

tea_blossom June 5 2011, 08:33:23 UTC

I love ancient civilizations. Have you looked into Namibia? It's fascinating how similar it is to Egypt but not.

alakazam17 June 5 2011, 22:26:48 UTC

I've looked a little into Namibia, but most of it was from recent centuries. I'll have to look further back!

tea_blossom June 5 2011, 23:20:41 UTC

Sorry, not Namibia but Ethiopia.

alakazam17 June 6 2011, 00:39:42 UTC

Oh, Ethiopia! That makes more sense! XD

Yes, I've looked into Ethiopia before, albeit from the eyes of the Egyptians. The Land of Punt, I believe it was called. I was obsessed with learning the history of Africa earlier this year, because at the time it was the region I knew the least about. Tis a shame the Europeans put a halt to so much progress.