Jack Pschitt

So, I decided to put forth some effort and make that .gif I've always to make. I cropped some screenshots from an episode of My Little Pony, and I got my Microsoft paint skills (if any) ready. I wasn't able to make it on the spot (through a website recommended by darkrai07, if I spelled his name right) because it was too long (it's approximately 100 frames long, to make a very rough estimate). So I decided to see how it looked by making a Windows Movie Maker project around it. It seems WMM is freezing ...

I love nicknames. I can occasionally get an idea in my head that I just can't let go to waste. Actually, very rarely am I simply rendered unable to come up with a name that I like. For example, Kyo the Vulpix. B|

But anyway, most of the time I manage to come up with a name that I like. Chuck the Primeape (named after you-know-who), Squirt the Blastoise, Sandy the Sandshrew (I wonder how many people chose that same name for theirs...). But there are a select few which I am quite proud ...

I've been wondering this for years and years. Largely since I was 11 years old. I eventually came to the conclusion that there is no point, that we might as well make the most of the time we have here on this great big rock we call home. From the very first time I heard somebody say "42", I was puzzled. What does that mean? Why 42?

Zenax referred me to a Wwikipedia article on the subject. I get it now. This is the meaning of "42":

There is no meaning. ...

Well, I decided that I'm not gonna do anymore "Tranier's Log"s. This Magikarp is taking way too long to catch. :/

Anyway, I was wondering something: What do out-of-staters (and foreigners) think of Florida? Is there a stereotype associated with Florida? California has surfers and movie stars, Canada has maple syrup and hockey, Russia has vodka and really crappy weather, Wisconsin has cheese and... well, more cheese, but what does Florida have? Beaches and Disneyland? Beaches ...

First of all, I'm probably not done with "The Trainer's Log", for those of you who were following it (I counted your heads; there were about five of you). I just need to think up some more material, and I feel compelled to write this while it's still recent.

I was watching The Onion News, which, if you don't know, is a satirical news network that makes up hilarious stories, many of them spot-on parodies of the fallacies of modern society, such as this one: "Patriotic ...