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@Sami: My green background? owo

@Espy: Had to go look at your profile to see when your birthday was. Then found out that you share a birthday with my mom. So hopefully I won't forget to wish you a happy birthday in two days. @_@

@Lio: What're you confused about? :o

-flaps his way in, in a lopsided manner- I think I ate some fair important things...

-dies-

Are you dying?

No. I'm dead.

*uses a phoenix down thing on Ducky to revive him*

There ya go, Ducky. All alive and well again. :)

//flies in
hey guys :3

Sami! *tackle hugs* <3
What's up?

Ari; I'm confused about everything. @_@

Oh, I see. owo

Well, what sort of stuff are you not confused by? There has to be something? owo

Hmmm.

-Thinks for a moment.- The plots in books I read ^_^ Oh, and quantum physics isn't too hard for me to follow. o_o Ironic, isn't it?

Very. I have no clue what quantum physics even is as I never took high school physics in high school. >w> Would you mind explaining it to me, Lio? :o

I never took physics either. I started watching a show by Michio Kaku about quantum physics as well as some other show. One of the ideas is how every part has smaller living parts. Like your finger, is made up of smaller atoms that all feel, or some such thing. One thing they said was that if you are in a constant negativity, your atoms take up the negativity and attract negativity. It's been quite awhile since I last studied it though.

I've never studied it, but quantum physics are interesting to just read about, even if I don't understand much of it all!

I am subscribed to Scientific American and I just gobble up some knowledge although it probably doesn't compare to someone who actually studied it XD

Science, why haven't I chosen you when it was the right time ):

I have a book from Michio Kaku. I haven't read it yet, but it's really good.

*poofs in* Physics talk? What is this?

I don't know, but I don't want to know. >w>

*hides in secret supply room of the lab* owo