Well, I'm 16 and this term I'm taking 1 class at the high school, and 2 at our local college, which is far less than usual, simply because I've exhausted all of the classes related to my fields on interest at the high school. They're paying for me to got o college, so that's pretty sweet. I have high school 5 days a week (only until 9:30) and then college 2 days a week (Tuesday and Thursday), for a few hours. This means I have tons of time, and I feel I could be something useful with my time.

This is where you come in. I'm bored out of my mind, and I need to build something, preferably something awesome. I'd like to spend as little as possible, but if it's an amazing idea, I could be willing to spend a couple hundred dollars. So, what's something you've always wanted to build, but have never had the time/patience/money/materials? Tesla coils? Hovercrafts? Time machines? I'm looking for anything here. If I actually do something sweet, I'll be sure to post pics. Any suggestions (inb4isuggestyoudie) are appreciated.

tl;dr: I'm bored. Stuff to build?

http://www.modelenginenews.org/meng/quorn/drilljig.html

Go for it son.

Sorry, drill sharpening just doesn't scream "awesome" to me, but I appreciate the response... That looks like it might be too much work.

Just a couple ideas

Get a job
Learn a trade
Make a bong or vaporizer
Build a trebuchet
Grow shrooms or pot (then give them to me)
Ferment your own alcohol
Build a still to destill the alcohol you just fremented
Learn glass blowing or wood carving
Build an underground bunker
Mod a computer case
Sew your own clothing
Build furniture for your room (This includes hanging your bed from the ceiling)
Build an electric scooter, bicycle, or motorcycle
Go to http://www.instructables.com/ and click around until you find something

learn origami :)

girls like it when you can do things with your hands. and it's cheap, you can get books from the library, and paper is cheap.

i personally like unit origami, and recommend "Unit Origami: Multidimensional Transformations" by Tomoko Fuse.

http://www.amazon.com/Unit-Origami-Multidimensional-Tomoko-Fuse/dp/0870408526

test out as much of Totse's textfiles as possible and report on results.

test out as much of Totse's textfiles as possible and report on results.
Lul. Totse mythbusters.

[x]Get a job
[x]Learn a trade
[]Make a bong or vaporizer
[x]Build a trebuchet
[]Grow shrooms or pot (then give them to me)
[]Ferment your own alcohol
[]Build a still to destill the alcohol you just fremented
[x]Learn glass blowing or wood carving
[]Build an underground bunker
[x]Mod a computer case
[x]Sew your own clothing
[]Build furniture for your room (This includes hanging your bed from the ceiling)
[]Build an electric scooter, bicycle, or motorcycle
[x]Go to http://www.instructables.com/ and click around until you find something

I've done some of these, and I browse Instructables frequently, but nothing has really jumped out at me as of late. I used to do a little origami, nothing impressive, but it never really held my interest. As for being a Textfile Mythbuster, I'll take a look at it, but I make no promises. I enjoy my vision, limbs, and semi-sanity... I'll take another look at Instructables.

Lul, find your own hobby man, it's not like any of us actually give a fuck which one you pick. Unless you pick sodomising infants as a hobby or some shit anyway.

Lul, find your own hobby man, it's not like any of us actually give a fuck which one you pick. Unless you pick sodomising infants as a hobby or some shit anyway.

I'll be sure not to do that one...

PR22- I think that list included 50% of all the threads you've started.

OP- was it glass blowing or woodcarving? I'm guessing you don't smoke based on the lack of piece making, so does that make it woodcarving? If you do smoke, glass blowing would be an excellent project. Go for it!

I really like getting free stuff, including utilities, so maybe rig up a wind turbine to power your house or construct active solar heaters on your roof able to heat your whole house. These likely depend on your parents' attitude towards crazy projects, so if they aren't possible, I'd suggest trying something like thinking what you would do if you had billions of dollars, then find something your good at. Find out what part of the industry or business of your hobby you can work in, and there you go, perfect job. If you're actually in college at 16, I'm almost not surprised you ended up here. Even though SG may not show it, I've learned that most of the subforums on totse have some pretty smart people on them, somehow a lot of interesting people end up here.

Anyways, go do what you love.

PR22- I think that list included 50% of all the threads you've started.

Yea, probably.

Heard that Massachusetts decriminalized pot, hows that working out for ya? Not long till we have dispensaries of our own :)

Yea, probably.

Heard that Massachusetts decriminalized pot, hows that working out for ya? Not long till we have dispensaries of our own :)

Haha, yeah I'm pumped. Even though it's supposed to go into effect dec. 4th, I heard some DA publicly announced he was dropping all charges of possession currently pending as well as ignoring all violations in the next 30 days. Don't know where, but that's pretty fucking sweet. Plus it passed 2:1!

PR22- I think that list included 50% of all the threads you've started.

OP- was it glass blowing or woodcarving? I'm guessing you don't smoke based on the lack of piece making, so does that make it woodcarving? If you do smoke, glass blowing would be an excellent project. Go for it!

I really like getting free stuff, including utilities, so maybe rig up a wind turbine to power your house or construct active solar heaters on your roof able to heat your whole house. These likely depend on your parents' attitude towards crazy projects, so if they aren't possible, I'd suggest trying something like thinking what you would do if you had billions of dollars, then find something your good at. Find out what part of the industry or business of your hobby you can work in, and there you go, perfect job. If you're actually in college at 16, I'm almost not surprised you ended up here. Even though SG may not show it, I've learned that most of the subforums on totse have some pretty smart people on them, somehow a lot of interesting people end up here.

Anyways, go do what you love.

Yes, it was woodcarving, I've built a few random things with my grandpa. I've never done any glassblowing, and I don't smoke or anything, so I have no use for a bong, but glassblowing would be pretty cool nonetheless. As for win turbines, I've built 2 on a desktop scale, and one on a small scale (size of a regular box fan). They all generated electricity quite nicely. I've since scrapped them for parts, but I still have the magnets. At one point I was very interested in wiring it up to my house, because I like free stuff too. Unfortunately, as you guessed, my parents aren't too fond of crazy projects, and my dad refused to let me mess with the wiring of the house in any way, so that kind of died right there.

As for doing what I love, I'm interesting in a lot of things, mostly geeky things like science, but I also play guitar, write songs, etc. The classes I"m taking at college are both programming classes, and its really what I love to do. One of my passions is computer programming, but there aren't too many jobs available in the field for someone my age, especially here in Wisconsin. That being said, I have been offered an internship programming position this summer which I intend to take. Even though its unpaid, it'll look great on a resume and give me some great experience.

I know what you mean about learning so much from the &T subforums... I wouldn't be the person I am now, usually at the top of my class, above 4.0 GPA, with all my interests and hobbies, if it weren't for the people around here. These people have really shaped who I am, and I try to give back to &T as much as I can... As you said, SG may not show it, but there's some gems here.

Thanks for your response.

www.worldofwarcraft.com

you dont have enough time for that.

www.worldofwarcraft.com

you dont have enough time for that.

I played it for a while, and after like 2-3 months I got sick of it... It was just repetitive and boring. Kill this, find that, collect these, repeat. I don't see how people can play it for years.

things that move are always cool, like rc stuff, mini bike, go cart. Maybe see if pyrotechnics is your thing, it would take a lot of work to make something nice but would definitely be worth it.

things that move are always cool, like rc stuff, mini bike, go cart. Maybe see if pyrotechnics is your thing, it would take a lot of work to make something nice but would definitely be worth it.

Yes, I've dabbled in pyrotechnic quite a bit, and it's great fun. I love chemistry, the only problem is obtaining chemicals. Also, as I said before, my parents aren't too fond of crazy projects, so I have to keep most of my pyrotechnics and chemicals a secret.

Yes, it was woodcarving, I've built a few random things with my grandpa. I've never done any glassblowing, and I don't smoke or anything, so I have no use for a bong, but glassblowing would be pretty cool nonetheless. As for win turbines, I've built 2 on a desktop scale, and one on a small scale (size of a regular box fan). They all generated electricity quite nicely. I've since scrapped them for parts, but I still have the magnets. At one point I was very interested in wiring it up to my house, because I like free stuff too. Unfortunately, as you guessed, my parents aren't too fond of crazy projects, and my dad refused to let me mess with the wiring of the house in any way, so that kind of died right there.

As for doing what I love, I'm interesting in a lot of things, mostly geeky things like science, but I also play guitar, write songs, etc. The classes I"m taking at college are both programming classes, and its really what I love to do. One of my passions is computer programming, but there aren't too many jobs available in the field for someone my age, especially here in Wisconsin. That being said, I have been offered an internship programming position this summer which I intend to take. Even though its unpaid, it'll look great on a resume and give me some great experience.

I know what you mean about learning so much from the &T subforums... I wouldn't be the person I am now, usually at the top of my class, above 4.0 GPA, with all my interests and hobbies, if it weren't for the people around here. These people have really shaped who I am, and I try to give back to &T as much as I can... As you said, SG may not show it, but there's some gems here.

Thanks for your response.

No problem, I'm glad it helped. After reading your reply, I'm thinking that building a guitar would be very satisfying. I've always wanted to make on with nails for frees, just super ghetto, but I've never gotten to it because it would take such a long time.

No problem, I'm glad it helped. After reading your reply, I'm thinking that building a guitar would be very satisfying. I've always wanted to make on with nails for frees, just super ghetto, but I've never gotten to it because it would take such a long time.
It wouldn't take that long man.

No problem, I'm glad it helped. After reading your reply, I'm thinking that building a guitar would be very satisfying. I've always wanted to make on with nails for frees, just super ghetto, but I've never gotten to it because it would take such a long time.

Yeah, one of my friends suggested I do that recently, and the only problem I can see myself having is figuring out how the heck to put the rod in the neck. I'm not entirely sure of how one would go about that... I'll Google it, its bound to be somewhere.

Lul. Totse mythbusters.

I wonder if someone will submit totse's text files to the mythbusters forums.

get good at online poker. its good fun and you can win some money while youre at it.

get good at online poker. its good fun and you can win some money while youre at it.

I've played it before, and it frustrates me, because I'm used to counting cards, so blackjack's out. As for poker, it bores me in comparison to real life, because I'm pretty good at reading people.

go find a girl you like spending time with, both of you get tested, have lots and lots of sex

see how bad you're getting fucked by the few elite in power, how you're going to slave your life away for the machine, then lead the revolution

make some GOOD music. something revolutionary, without repeating bullshit, or repeating drumbeats (BORING). make new sounds with software. get some serious subwoofers, and a bunch of lights for a lightshow.

go find a girl you like spending time with, both of you get tested, have lots and lots of sex

see how bad you're getting fucked by the few elite in power, how you're going to slave your life away for the machine, then lead the revolution

make some GOOD music. something revolutionary, without repeating bullshit, or repeating drumbeats (BORING). make new sounds with software. get some serious subwoofers, and a bunch of lights for a lightshow.

These are pretty good ideas... I'll get going on the music, you find me a woman, and you and I will lead the revolution.

For music- Pirate ableton live, reason, or cakewalk.

I know ableton fairly well, its crazy complicated and will likely take a good amount of time to master.

I second the Origami thing.

It's as simple/stupid as fuck, but it still kind of impresses people that I can make seven types of birds, a bunch of fucking dinosaurs (Triceratops are what really get people) and a bunch of random other crap.

That reminds me. I can even make a bird that can fly/glide.

Learn programming.

C Primer Plus, 5th Ed 2005 By Stephen Prata.

Then Programming Windows 5th Edition, by Charles Petzold.

You'd be amazed at the things you could do ;)

Learn programming.

C Primer Plus, 5th Ed 2005 By Stephen Prata.

Then Programming Windows 5th Edition, by Charles Petzold.

You'd be amazed at the things you could do ;)

I've been programming since I was 12... That's the reason they're paying for me go to college for it at 16. I know AutoIt, Python, C, C#, C++, Visual Basic, Assembly, a bit of J#, and a few bits of miscellaneous other languages. Also, quite a few web programming languages... I think I'm pretty well set in the field of computer science thus far.

Yes, I am amazed at the things I can do. ;) (Trying not to sound like a cocky prick... Heh... Cocky prick... funny, eh?)

ok then stop wasting your time on stupid shit and get into pyrotechnics.
thats the next best thing to WoW. No one needs to code C++ for high explosives, at least not for a while.]


right now go make a:
ball mill
star plate/press
powder press
vacuum distillation still

and various low explosives

ok then stop wasting your time on stupid shit and get into pyrotechnics.
thats the next best thing to WoW. No one needs to code C++ for high explosives, at least not for a while.]


right now go make a:
ball mill
star plate/press
powder press
vacuum distillation still

and various low explosives

Like I said before, I'm extremely interested in pyrotechnics, but my parents aren't too fond of my experiments. I used to use an old rock tumbler with some ball bearings as a ball mill, and it worked great. Obtaining chemicals is a problem... Not so much buying them, but once they arrive, my parents are gonna be asking questions, which is lame.

Also, I played WoW for like 3 months... I intend to get those months back. Hands down, the most repetitive game I've ever played.

Learn how to draw, color theory, composition, etc.

If you're going to be doing web design, might be good to get the creative portion in there to. When you've gotten basic art stuff down you can look into graphic design/layout so your web pages will be fun to look at.

Also, one of the seemingly impossibly goals of everyone on this forum-

Kill something with a potato gun, preferably a deer.

Build a super awesome computer desk with a bunch of different screens, comps, maybe a microwave and a lay-z-boy chair on tracks that slides around the set up? Note- The best angle to work at [as far as your back goes, is 135°. Maybe you could just make a desk with a bunch of flatscreens connecting to different comps hanging above you, and to change comps you just spin the wheel of screens. Might not be the best idea, just brainstorming.

These are pretty good ideas... I'll get going on the music, you find me a woman, and you and I will lead the revolution.

no, the idea is you spend your time finding a women first, then you guys have lots and lots of sex (you gotta find a hedonist woman/one that wants to have as much fun/pleasure as possible, she should want to have lots and lots of sex)

one life to live...

All i have to say is boat, i personally like this one http://koti.kapsi.fi/hvartial/oss3/oss3.htm#XX2 . Mind you i have not made it yet so cant tell you much about it!

All i have to say is boat, i personally like this one http://koti.kapsi.fi/hvartial/oss3/oss3.htm#XX2 . Mind you i have not made it yet so cant tell you much about it!

Hmmm... I do live near a lake, and this seems relatively straightforward... This is something I'd consider.

I haven't built that OSS but I have built a shorter, wider one, and I can definitely tell you it will be quite tippy. I'd reccomend either building an outrigger or just lashing two dugs together for a catamaran, then sailing that ship. Sailing is surprisingly satisfying, and althought I've only paddled my creation, getting around for free with the wind would rock. Plus catamarans are super stable so they can really get going. Plan for 2 people max though.

It'd also be good to cover the tops of the two hulls with canvas or something- you'll go down in a flash if you take high winds with two on board. Think about how low he is in the water alone, then consider that a catamaran would have twice the buoyancy and 2 passengers, but with more weight added on from the rigging, mast, and wood holding the hulls together.

If you decide to follow through I can help you out some as my boat was a similar project.

Build a jet engine from a turbocharger. I've been looking to build one for a while but I havent been able to scrounge the money yet.

Like I said before, I'm extremely interested in pyrotechnics, but my parents aren't too fond of my experiments. I used to use an old rock tumbler with some ball bearings as a ball mill, and it worked great. Obtaining chemicals is a problem... Not so much buying them, but once they arrive, my parents are gonna be asking questions, which is lame.

Also, I played WoW for like 3 months... I intend to get those months back. Hands down, the most repetitive game I've ever played.

po box

this is too big to let your parents stop you
i was like "lol fuck this noob shit" when i got into it
noob shit being other hobbies, its just SO much cooler

I suggest using lead shot instead of steel for your ball mill btw.

@Chainhit - Hmmm... That's a pretty good idea, I've nevr really thought about getting a PO box. Is there an age requirement? Are there additional charges if I receive a package too large for the box? Could my parents ever find out? It looks pretty cheap, my local post office's rates look to be only $21 for 6 months, which is dirt cheap for a good amount of privacy.

@Dragonflame - I'm not a hunter and I don't own any guns, so I don't really have any lead shot or much access to it, but thanks for the tip. It may come in handy in the future.

Build furniture for your room (This includes hanging your bed from the ceiling)


holy crap
that's an amazing idea
i figure 2 steel beams in the roof and four good lengths of chain to keep it up. Make a custom base for the mattress and you're set.
i'td be cool to either have it quite high up to be real obvious, or just inches off the floor.
might be a bit noisy/creaky because of the chain in the brackets.
...


I'm thinking about this too much but i'll have to do this one someday...

holy crap
that's an amazing idea
i figure 2 steel beams in the roof and four good lengths of chain to keep it up. Make a custom base for the mattress and you're set.
i'td be cool to either have it quite high up to be real obvious, or just inches off the floor.
might be a bit noisy/creaky because of the chain in the brackets.
...


I'm thinking about this too much but i'll have to do this one someday...
Nylon rope will stop it creaking and be plenty strong enough to hold it up.

holy crap
that's an amazing idea
i figure 2 steel beams in the roof and four good lengths of chain to keep it up. Make a custom base for the mattress and you're set.
i'td be cool to either have it quite high up to be real obvious, or just inches off the floor.
might be a bit noisy/creaky because of the chain in the brackets.
...


I'm thinking about this too much but i'll have to do this one someday...

what are you supporting it off?

Hanging my bed from the ceiling would be pretty epic, but first and foremost, my parents would never go for it. Also, I would definitely require a lot of help, and I don't know enough about housing structure to make sure it can hold the weight properly.

Order make magazine!

If you live in a house with beams (wooden things going across you ceiling) it should be quite simple. :D

As for origami...I hate it...

Start scamming people, look up ways how to and since you have tons of time, plan it all out.
Or just grow dope and sell.

If you can't come up with a hobby on your own you sure as fuck aren't going to stick with it for any great period of time. Does this topic annoy anyone else? People keep mentioning shit and all the OP will do is find reasons that he can't do it.

If you can't come up with a hobby on your own you sure as fuck aren't going to stick with it for any great period of time. Does this topic annoy anyone else? People keep mentioning shit and all the OP will do is find reasons that he can't do it.

Woah, who lit the fuse on your tampon? I've already done more than half of the things suggested, and it would be impractical for me to do the rest of them. Nobody is making you read this thread. I'm sorry that your mom ran away/your dad beat you/your uncle touched you/etc, but you don't need to take it out on random internet people.

If you live in a house with beams (wooden things going across you ceiling) it should be quite simple. :D

As for origami...I hate it...

Start scamming people, look up ways how to and since you have tons of time, plan it all out.
Or just grow dope and sell.

beams? wooden things?


could you elaborate for me man, i don't understand how houses are built.

Most houses have joists that support the ceiling and the floor above. Generally these are 2x10 or 2x12 lumber. But, on the top floor, the ceiling support may only be 2x4 since the attic generalyl is not meant to be have 10 people in it all the time.

presumably, the OP's ceiling is supported by 2x4's. I would think he could put 4 large screw eyes into the ceiling into the ceiling joists and be ok. Even better though would be going into the attic, putting a 4x4 above each corner of what he is hanging and drillign hole trhu it ant the ceiling, and putting a bolt thru so that it comes out of the ceiling, on which to hang a chain.

I'm a carpenter, I know how a roof goes together...

Trying to attach the weight of a bed and a person to the celing joists is a very bad idea.

Roof's are very strong, they need to take the weight of tiles, water and anybody up there working on it.

This strength however is designed to be transferred down from above. It's not a great idea for you to have a load pulling down on the ceiling joists.

Ceiling joists don't support shit. The hold up the plasterboard and they prevent the rafters from slipping. You start hanging loads and you will pull your ceiling down, so while you will have a sick bed, your ceiling will be sagging in the middle. That's if you don't bring the lot down.

don't fuck around with your roof please, especially if you don't know what type it is.

http://www.floatingbed.com/
http://www.progressivefarmer.com/farmer/store/projects/bed.html

If you really don't think you could hang your bed from the ceiling without breaking anything, then build a frame that covers the whole room. Put vertical supports along the walls and connect them with horizontal supports that go along the ceiling. Basically turn your room into hamster cage and then hang shit from the horizontal supports. Now the force is being applied to the frame which in turn is distributing it over the floor.

I expect to see pictures of your hamster room with a hanging bed, dresser, desk, nightstand, chair, and so on.

I love it when people start arguing with tradesmen.

A lot of things that can be done shouldn't be done.

I'm a carpenter, I know how a roof goes together...

Trying to attach the weight of a bed and a person to the celing joists is a very bad idea.

Roof's are very strong, they need to take the weight of tiles, water and anybody up there working on it.

This strength however is designed to be transferred down from above. It's not a great idea for you to have a load pulling down on the ceiling joists.

Ceiling joists don't support shit. The hold up the plasterboard and they prevent the rafters from slipping. You start hanging loads and you will pull your ceiling down, so while you will have a sick bed, your ceiling will be sagging in the middle. That's if you don't bring the lot down.

don't fuck around with your roof please, especially if you don't know what type it is.

So, take the chain all the way up to the ceiling rafters?

Not to hijack the thread, but I put down plywood in my attic on top of the joists and walk around up there and store lots of of stuff. Is that bad? Ive done it for a few years and nothing other than the occasional popped nail has occured.

So, take the chain all the way up to the ceiling rafters?

Not to hijack the thread, but I put down plywood in my attic on top of the joists and walk around up there and store lots of of stuff. Is that bad? Ive done it for a few years and nothing other than the occasional popped nail has occured.

Don't take the chain to the ceiling rafters. Leave the ceiling alone lol.


It's ok, using the plywood spreads the weight out evenly over the timbers. It's not an issue unless you are ridiculously fat/store anvils up there.

The main issue with hanging beds is that all the weight is focused on a couple of points, rather then being evenly distributed.

ceiling joists aren't any different than floor joists, except for the fact that there isn't a floor on top of it. If it's just a bed, you'll be fine. People loft beds on ceiling joists all the time. Again, as long as you don't bang fat girls all the time, you'll be fine

ceiling joists aren't any different than floor joists, except for the fact that there isn't a floor on top of it. If it's just a bed, you'll be fine. People loft beds on ceiling joists all the time. Again, as long as you don't bang fat girls all the time, you'll be fine

no bearers and piers under it either...

Well, I'm working on something like this (http://www.wisil.recumbents.com/wisil/shumaker/), but I don't have a machine shop with 5-axis CNC mills at my disposal, so it's not going to be quite as awesome.
But it'll still kick ass.

I've spent a bit over $500 so far, probably going to top at $800.

Well, I'm working on something like this (http://www.wisil.recumbents.com/wisil/shumaker/), but I don't have a machine shop with 5-axis CNC mills at my disposal, so it's not going to be quite as awesome.
But it'll still kick ass.

I've spent a bit over $500 so far, probably going to top at $800.

Now I just need a recumbent bike, a motor and a CNC mill.
Jesus, this link is fucking awesome.

Now I just need a recumbent bike, a motor and a CNC mill.
Jesus, this link is fucking awesome.
Why does it have to be a CNC mill ffs? They did make milling machines before computer control y'know.

Any suggestions

masturbate

NUFF SAID

Why does it have to be a CNC mill ffs? They did make milling machines before computer control y'know.

Apparently the guy did use a manual mill for the majority of his work: a Taig 3 axis mill with two Sherline rotary tables added along with a High Tech systems trunion table, making it 5 axis. He said the CNC was nice, but couldn't do everything the 5 axis could.

Of course, I'm not the world's greatest machinist and my project would be slightly less ambitious. Therefore, a CNC mill, likely a more readily available option in my area, would be just fine.

you really only have one option

http://makecrack.ytmnd.com/

here in Wisconsin.

What part of Wisconsin are you from? I moved from the Eau Claire area to Arizona this summer.

http://www.pentrix.com/

You'd be amazed at how impressed people are at this shit

http://www.pentrix.com/

You'd be amazed at how impressed people are at this shit

Yeah, I picked up just the basic flip from debate, and people are always like, wtf? How'd you do that?

What part of Wisconsin are you from? I moved from the Eau Claire area to Arizona this summer.

I'm near Rhinelander, an hour or so north of Wausau.

Where in Arizona are you living? I was thinking about going to school in Tempe, just outside of Phoenix.

I'm near Rhinelander, an hour or so north of Wausau.

Where in Arizona are you living? I was thinking about going to school in Tempe, just outside of Phoenix.

Mesa, right next to Tempe, just outside of Phoenix.

Mesa, right next to Tempe, just outside of Phoenix.

Ah, cool... Heard anything about UAT in Tempe? I've been thinking about going there, looks like a great school.

Ah, cool... Heard anything about UAT in Tempe? I've been thinking about going there, looks like a great school.

Nope. I'm trying to focus on actually not failing high school. :D I'm too lazy. :(

If you do go to school here at some point get in contact, I'll smoke you out. :cool:

Nope. I'm trying to focus on actually not failing high school. :D I'm too lazy. :(

If you do go to school here at some point get in contact, I'll smoke you out. :cool:

Haha, I don't really get into that stuff much man, but if I'm ever out there I'll definitely look you up. Your profile says you play guitar, we could have a good time messing around with that.