I can't wait to see what everyone does for this! :D

omfg star trek kjenflksandc *foams at the mouth*

I wasn't actually intending to make this a Star Trek theme, but I watched Star Trek again last night before going to bed so it's still stuck in my head. >>

Thanks for the birthday wishes everyone!

We interpruted it that way anyways? or would have. especially if you had used the quote!
I'm also kind of thinking the civilizations game. and other RTS with the challenge description.

@Sha
I really had a lot of fun being homeschooled. It also teaches the kids to teach themselves and make sure they get everything done. I was responsible for all of my schoolwork and often assigned myself homework. My professors now are just blown away because I take the initiative to make sure my work is completed and in on time. It's statistically proven that homeschoolers are more prepared for college

Most of the complaints i've heard are that it makes people less socially adept/prepared. Which... i'd figure just means, introduce to more social events. meaning.. i get to go out and do more things like go to the zoo for special tours or something.

Originally Posted by Project Mene

Ok guys, scores are up.

Congradulations to Neller for being this weeks winner!

Sadly we must say goodbye to Dragoness129

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@Neller- TONBERRY!

((currently loving the avatar xP))

Congrats everyone! You all did a fine job. :)
I'm sorry to see you go, Dragon. :( You did what you could in the time you had.

And YES!
I actually don't play Final Fantasy, but Linnea told me avatar looked like a tonberry, so I made it one for her. :)

It is amazing!
oh and yes. congratulations all. No Dragon!!!!!!! Results were not actually what I expected. But it was a fun round.

I plan on homeschooling until around age 14 and then asking my kids (when I have them) if they'd like to try going to high school. They can either stay in high school until they graduate or they can just try it for a year... But I want to instill in my kids an unshakable confidence in themselves and a healthy self-esteem before I send them into public school.

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Congrats, Neller!

Sorry to see you go, dragon.

oh yeah see. *points at Sol* one of those friends who i plan to home school my kids with. :D

how's this look for a space suit?

Originally Posted by Shadami

Most of the complaints i've heard are that it makes people less socially adept/prepared. Which... i'd figure just means, introduce to more social events. meaning.. i get to go out and do more things like go to the zoo for special tours or something.

That was something I heard a lot of. In fact, I'm still hearing it. In my public speaking class this past semester, I gave a speech about homeschooling and one of the guys started saying how homeschoolers are socially challenged. It turns out that there were two other girls in my class who had been homeschooled, so all of his arguments were shot down by the three of us. Even the teacher was like "Socially challenged? What? I don't see anything wrong with these three...?" XD
That's why I mentioned the home school groups though. It's a great way to meet kids the same age as your children

Originally Posted by solaria92

I plan on homeschooling until around age 14 and then asking my kids (when I have them) if they'd like to try going to high school. They can either stay in high school until they graduate or they can just try it for a year... But I want to instill in my kids an unshakable confidence in themselves and a healthy self-esteem before I send them into public school.

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Congrats, Neller!

Sorry to see you go, dragon.

This is a great idea! My aunt gave my cousins the same choice, and after touring an expensive private school, my cousins decided to stay homeschooled. When my aunt asked them why they had decided that, their response was the kids that were in the grade they'd be in were so lost and behind them, they felt bad for them. They said those kids weren't anywhere near being ready for the outside world and the teachers just held their hands so to speak and lead them through everything.

I like the poofyness of it. But if i didn't know that's what you were trying for, I may not have known it was a space suit. Love the background though.

drat 'frown'

I'm so proud of our group. *tears up* ; w; Congrats, neller! You totally deserved it! > w<
I sorta wish we did go with green skin though. > o>

i'm thinking maybe you need to do something with the head? (i'm not making my own version until after judges time has gone up)
don't want to corrupt?
you'll figure it out star! :]

Congrats, neller, you totally deserved it! (and way to go team!) I'm glad I got to work with you guys.

how's this one for space?

@Neller, Kent, Seri- your team got a perfect score from everyone as a team. You worked amazingly together.

Wow! That's awesome! I'm really proud of our group. ;)
And thank you. Everyone.

random though.....when did the mods become fluffy bunnies?

I'm actually not sure. Haha. Maybe 2 weeks ago. But I don't mind being adorable. Lol.

@Cora
I'm interested in finding out what our group's score was. How would one do that?


Also, what do you all think? Opinions?
Maria-Minamino: any advice? :)


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It's just a rough draft though

I'm also liking the choice of backgrounds on this one. The helmet is not from the Ci right? ( i don't know the ci well)

no the helmets not from the CI that was a gift from another event. and 'spins' what'cha think??