Milkshape 3D..........Weeeeeeeeeee

So I was playing with milkshape 3D last night
It’s the 1st time I have used it since I downloaded it months ago
I made some random stuff, so here are some images
It’s a streetlight

Facebook......what.........er.............huh?

Ok so I just signed up for facebook
And it's possibly the most confusing networking sites I have ever seen
I am not sure what it is but it's really confusing
It must be the layout or something
And it did annoy me when I had to fill out all these boxes about my school and stuff
GGGRRRRRRRRRR

But hey I am sure I will figure it out

I have also added some links to some of my friend’s blogs, so check them out

Old School

So I have a really old school laptop
It’s Windows 98 and it’s awesome
But lately its been driving me crazy, first I had to get the usb drivers, which is harder then you would think to find. So I finally get the drivers working. After about 15 mins trying to figure out why there is no sound I then realise that it has no sound card lol. I can't upgrade it to xp cause there's not enough RAM or the HDD is far too small. On the upside though I did get Worms Armageddon to work on it so that’s great, despite there’s no sound.

So that's my rant over hehe


See Ya

Google it

This made me Laugh so i though i would post it on here

It's true. Google can help with anything. Minutes before they opened several locked safes at a "family fun center" in Colorado Springs, a team of masked bandits sat down at a nearby PC and Googled "safe-cracking." "They brought up a site called 'How to Open Safes,'"

After breaking into the Bigg City amusement center on Colorado Spring's Mark Dabbling Boulevard, they attempted to blackout a security camera using a can of WD-40 - a less-than-effective method.

"Yes, they sprayed the camera with WD-40," . "All that did was clean off the lenses." They also sprayed a fire alarm, thinking it was a camera,
As the camera - not the fire alarm - looked on, the black-clad bandits struggled for more than hour to open the Bigg City safes. Apparently, they had the combinations, but didn't know how to use them.

Then one of the burglars walked into an office next door and did a Google search. the Colorado Springs police department have yet to determine exactly what the burglars learned from the web, but whatever they learned, it helped. They soon had the safes open - and made off with $12,000.

New Blog Site

Hi everyone

Well I finally got bored enough to create a blog site.
Some Crazy and sometimes painful stuff happens to me so I guess I will post my adventures here