I stopped using live journal some time ago. I liked it awhile back for good reasons, but most of those reasons disappeared. I come back to look around, and I can't even read my ouw page, or my friends page. I had a lot of work put into modifying a HTML layout design I picked up somewhere. it was ready made, but I changed the color selection, the ( Read more... )

I've a small social experiment. Its related to the game of the ravens if you're familiar with that concept from biology ( Read more... )

Haven't been here on LJ for awhile, sorry if I've missed anything big. it seems that things have changed quite a bit while I was gone, I cant even read my pages any more since it appears that the layout settings have changes and now my custom layouts are now completely messed up, and I don't know how to fix it ( Read more... )

what do we do, and where do we go once our escapes become our entrapments and what once gave lift to our freedoms now tie us to in place to the ground?

I was that which others did not want to be ( Read more... )

having issues with the lj-cut tags. that last post of mine, I wanted to place teh poem behind a cut since its kind of long, but when I did, the part that was supposed to be behind the cut completely disappeared and the rest ended up behind the cut.

*edit* ok, fixed, don't know why, but now my tags work, (I think)

I received this in my email this morning.

(  Patriot's Poem )

I know, I haven't done any updates in a long time, so I'll just hit on a few points.
(  a few recent points in my life )

Your result for The What Greek God Are You Test...
Hephaestus

You are most like Hephaestus, the god of fire and craft! Hephaestus was a patron of blacksmiths. Hardworking, incredibly clever, though a bit of a loner. Known for forging incredible gifts and clever traps. Achilles' armour at the battle Troy is attributed to him, as is Pandora's ( Read more... )

Bill of Rights
Amendment I

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.

Amendment II

A well regulated militia, being ( Read more... )