Yah, the can can takes some coordination and practice. It took me a few hours before I could get it right xD...but that's with only performing a few seconds worth xD

KAMI!!!
<3

*loves on kami-bby

*loves on Lost...drags Lost to her cave of wonders* *w*

Oh, I would never kill Ashy.....

I would if I could, just to get her delicious candiez...but she has that hose with cat pee, ya know. It's not smart trying to kill a person who uses cat pee as a weapon.

Somehow I just don't believe you. >3>

Aw, I hope you can find a better job soon, Mizzy. <3

And yay for working on Tris to make it super awesome! :D

My job isn't that bad..

Coda, did you have any childhood toys other than computers?

Did Coda have ANY childhood at all?

What exactly do you do for your job, Mizzy?

What was your favourite and least favourite part of your childhood, Coda? :o

Does Miz have a soul that I can have?

Passed my indexing course, yay! Never really doubted that but I pulled off a better mark than I thought I would. *Is gleeful.* Not really looking forward to the next one though. Either advanced MS Word or Adobe Framemaker. Leaning towards Word.

No way, Kami. I have Mizzy's soul in my collection!! >.>

Besides, I already traded you DK's, Lucid's and Ulti's souls plus Ulti's body for a pixel thinger. >.> So be happy with owning theirs! >.>

What must I do to gain Mizsterz soul?

Oh yeah. I was really big into Legos, and I had a stuffed animal collection. I was also known to make stuff out of paper and cardboard and whatever else I could get my hands on (of course, I was known to make pretend computers out of them!). Believe it or not, I also liked playing outside.

Yes and no. It's actually a hard question to answer, despite how frivolously you may have intended it.

As a gifted child, my early school life was all sorts of messed up. I didn't really ever have any peers until fifth grade. I was either younger than my classmates, or more advanced in the schoolwork. As a result I didn't develop appropriate social skills and ended up socially awkward with very few friends and more than a few bullies.

On top of that, I was diagnosed with ADHD in fifth grade (and had suffered from it for years before the diagnosis explained it all).

So no, I didn't have a "normal" or "typical" childhood, and I didn't grow up the way most people do. It's complicated. It wasn't really until college where I was really able to develop as a person.

Why do people keep asking me for my favorites after I've already said I can't really prioritize my memories that way? *sweatdrop*

Truthfully there's a lot of my childhood that I could say I'm not happy about. (See above.) And correspondingly not a whole lot I remember that really stands out enough to call it my favorite.