For those of you confused by the new like on the menu these days, the Flicker Project is my dabbling in some post-modern, experimental prose. It tends to read at times like poetry, or older English but without the "thee's" and "thou's", and it's loaded with symbolism and analogies. I don't generally explain things because I want people to be able to appriciate them in their own right; yet at times, I'll include an explaination when there's something I don't interpreted a certain way that I figure people might take it as. Please don't forget to read the notes/comments, and include your own if you feel so inclined.
    ~peace

Oh, and for those of you who feel like being really, really lazy, here's the link to the Flicker Project.

This was prompted of me to post the patch for the PC version of Final Fantasy VII by my friend Jessica. For those of you who don't know, FFVII is one of the best cross-platform games to ever exist. Unfortunately, due to the remarkable inovations of Windows in the creation of the XP series, this created a vast number of problems for software created beforehand. Microsoft tried to keep up with this problem by including compatability software built-in to the operating system. This stuff does not work. As a result, when you come to the chocobo races part way through the first disk, it simply stops functioning. This patch fixes that.

So, anyways.... One day, I caught wind of my brother building a new website for kicks and giggles with a lot of space, no ad-banners, and no strings attached. "Wow," I says to myself - because we talk a lot, "I need to get in on this." So I did. Of course, at the time, I had no idea what to build a website about, and I haven't built one in about 2 years, so my HTML was a little more than rusty. Well, fortunately, I remembered most of my tags. And those that I haven't, I'd like to thank my former Computer Science teacher, Dr. Thomas Lloyd Buck for supplying and maintaining a well versed HTML and JAVA notes webpage and my former high school. For those of you interested in seeing this website, please visit http://www.marshallschool.org/school/web_mast/ and find out anything and everything you need to know about HTML and JAVA in clean, well-organized notes and demonstrations, free for you to rip off. Ha ha ha. You're welcome, Dr.B.

Anyways, enough glorifying past and present productions and lives. I'm here to talk about me, your Supreme Ruler. You can just call me . . . Supreme Ruler. Or The Most Excellent Supreme Ruler if you have brown stuff all over your nose. I will accept both. "Well now," you say, "That sounds like a really good reason to visit your website." And I would say, "Are you stupid?" Well, actually, that's a bad example. Um, though, actually, I really haven't had much of a reason to post this website, except to see what I can still remember and rip off. [Edit previous entre here] And I decided to post just some random stuff about myself and some things that I like to do and/or make in my freetime - this being just some notebook jams that I've recorded and some anime music videos. Please indulge yourselves with these things as far as the legal limit of the law allows. Remember, THIS IS MY STUFF. You may only use the things on this site for personal use AS IS. Any alterations or other public publications without my knowledge or if you somehow were forced to pay for the use of these items is strictly prohibited. Other than that, please have a nice day.

Oh, and before I forget, please email me or talk to me or something so I may have some sort of communication on what you like about the site or what could be improved upon or such. Please don't tell me what is bad or what you don't like or any of that kind of junk because I am your Supreme RUler and such critizisms should be forwarded to the gnome that lives under my bed. His name is Elvis. Email them to me, and I'll make sure he eats them. Oh, and before I forget - in case I don't see you again, have a nice life.