Every day I wake up to trying to figure out which chains to wear for the day. Not really. I'm not even that famous. But I'm still trying to get into the rapping business. Please check out my thing I just released today. I'm looking at you Tom. 

I recently released an album about how I feel about the impacts of technology vs society. Consider checking this out. Art by Bill Premo (http://billpremo.newgrounds.com/) 

Check it out here!

Every day I wake up to trying to figure out which chains to wear for the day. Not really. I'm not even that famous. But I'm still trying to get into the rapping business. Please check out my thing I just released today. I'm looking at you Tom. 

I recently released an album about how I feel about the impacts of technology vs society. Consider checking this out. Art by Bill Premo (http://billpremo.newgrounds.com/) 

Check it out here!

There's going to be animated videos. Don't worry. I didn't forget where I came from. 

Your one and only opportunity to physically see me will be April 25th.

Thinking about Pico Day has made me realize how fast life can go and the crazy hurdles that come with it. BomToons said it best, looking back on everything you've done relative to who you are now makes you really reflect on how your experiences makes you appreciate the events that shaped you into the person you are now. Even though I'm obviously not as active as I was in 2010, this site and the whole flash animation community will always have a special place in my heart.

It's crazy. I'll be rooming with Lepy and RWappin, two people who I knew a loooooong time ago during the times when Albinoblacksheep wasn't dead. Can't wait to see the rest of you!

Also, everyone seems to forget it's Tom's birthday. Get him a card or something.

You should listen to Tyler The Creator's new album, Cherry Bomb. It's great.

You know all those people who are forced to pay $200,000 for a piece of paper? I'm one of them now. It's just not like Newgrounds, you know? I think I once saw someone enjoy reading a book. One time I saw people discussing a mathematical thereom for fun. Did you know that professors are really just nerds who do nothing but type papers about the same subject every day? Why can't those people be normal and instead live in a society of criticism, paranoia and propaganda?

I finished the last day of high school today, an achievement I believe is worth of noting. 

I've visited NG for such a long time, especially during the early years of my academic career. Making both friends AND foes, I have too much of a history on this site that I'd like to admit. I spent so much time on NG in the beginning to the point where I felt like school came second. When I was really into the whole community this site offered, my grades were at the lowest priority..I believe that I had a D+ average during my freshman year and had a lowly academic record that would spook the dean of admissions at all the accredited universities in the United States. I've met many people through this site, coming from different backgrounds but obviously the same interests and perhaps the same goals. School didn't seem to matter much to me back then, Tom Fulp just made life too fun to worry.

Thankfully, I did end up making a 180 and actually focusing on academia, which got me interested in other things than just digital animation. The caveat was that the more I allocated time school-related work, the less publicly active online I was. Sure, I still went on and talked to people online, but it just felt different. The intrinsic motivation to participate on this site just kind of faded away, I was more of a visitor to the game than the playing it.

The weirdest part about having an early presence online is that the personality you radiate is much more different than the one outside the screen. Your "digital persona" is constant, while your actual self may or may not develop in the real world. The username becomes a staple for that constant public image, which explains a lot of people trying to change usernames to escape into the new person they've actually become. There's no doubting it's the same case with me, just not as exaggerated. Thought of the day, folks!

I had to learn physics once to graduate high school. I ended up applying what I knew to form this small environment where you could launch little rockets in real time, then completely forgot everything. A good time waster if all you do is go on Newgrounds all day. 

Instructions: Click once, then move around your mouse to change the magnitude and angle of the rocket. Click again to launch. 

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You guys are still having fun online without me right?