New Years Resoultion

Well, my New Year's resolution is to find a home to live in before I'm 18 or I'm living with the hobo's! Mom told me straight up, that she's not letting me live in her home anymore, once I'm 18, I'm gone. this should be fun!

Mine is to keep working on this piece of shit serial I'm writing.

I lack a New Years Resolution because I haven't thought of one.

Me too.

Mine is to learn a new programming language. XD

To get back my Italian terrace.

After Naples is done with their trash strike.

To... get prettier and have some guy run after me, I guess.

Do better in school and not be such a fatass *thumbs up*

I'm looking forward to the 36 Year War ^^

^Gonna be like Fallout 3: China basically blowing up USA and everything in Ruins....It's actually scary that's it's possible, Though I think that China would have a civil war in the 1st year and probably blow it self up.


.....Yea.

To spread the word about my minecraft classic server! [hint hint]

To further grow my social life... well my semi-existent one... And to not piss off a girl or get hated before the end of 9th.... also make some good grades in this God-forsaken program... and get some sleep.

Banvora Ascernia wrote:

I'm looking forward to the 36 Year War ^^

I'm waiting on not much of anything to happen, lol.

Arkansas Game and Fish Press Release:

BEEBE, Ark.-- Friday night, ringing in the New Year took on a whole different meaning for the citizens of Beebe. Around 11:30 p.m., enforcement officers with Arkansas Game and Fish Commission began getting reports of dead black birds falling from the sky in the city limits of Beebe.

Officers estimated that over 1,000 birds had fallen out of the sky over the city before midnight. Most of the birds were dead, but some were still alive when officers arrived. The blackbirds fell over a one-mile area in the city. AGFC wildlife officer Robby King responded to the reports and found hundreds of birds. "Shortly after I arrived there were still birds falling from the sky," King said. King collected about 65 dead birds that will be sent to the Arkansas Livestock and Poultry Commission lab and the National Wildlife Health Center lab in Madison, Wis.

The AGFC has flown over the area to gauge the scope of the event. There were no other birds found outside of the initial area.

AGFC ornithologist Karen Rowe said that strange events similar to this one have occurred a number of times across the globe. "Test results usually were inconclusive, but the birds showed physical trauma and that the flock could have been hit by lightning or high-altitude hail," Rowe said.

Another scenario may have been that New Year's Eve revelers shooting off fireworks in the area may have startled the birds from their roost. The birds may have died from stress.

Rowe said that it didn't appear as though the birds died of any poisoning or other event. "Since it only involved a flock of blackbirds and only involved them falling out of the sky it is unlikely they were poisoned, but a necropsy is the only way to determine if the birds died from trauma or toxin," she said. Testing will begin on Monday.

The City of Beebe has hired U.S. Environmental Services to begin the cleanup and dispose of the dead birds. The environmental firm will go door-to-door to pick up the birds that are still in yards and on roof tops.

on top of what Sam has shown us, Yeah, uhm Apocolypse in 2012 is starting to look pretty good.

inMadness wrote:

Arkansas Game and Fish Press Release:

BEEBE, Ark.-- Friday night, ringing in the New Year took on a whole different meaning for the citizens of Beebe. Around 11:30 p.m., enforcement officers with Arkansas Game and Fish Commission began getting reports of dead black birds falling from the sky in the city limits of Beebe.

Officers estimated that over 1,000 birds had fallen out of the sky over the city before midnight. Most of the birds were dead, but some were still alive when officers arrived. The blackbirds fell over a one-mile area in the city. AGFC wildlife officer Robby King responded to the reports and found hundreds of birds. "Shortly after I arrived there were still birds falling from the sky," King said. King collected about 65 dead birds that will be sent to the Arkansas Livestock and Poultry Commission lab and the National Wildlife Health Center lab in Madison, Wis.

The AGFC has flown over the area to gauge the scope of the event. There were no other birds found outside of the initial area.

AGFC ornithologist Karen Rowe said that strange events similar to this one have occurred a number of times across the globe. "Test results usually were inconclusive, but the birds showed physical trauma and that the flock could have been hit by lightning or high-altitude hail," Rowe said.

Another scenario may have been that New Year's Eve revelers shooting off fireworks in the area may have startled the birds from their roost. The birds may have died from stress.

Rowe said that it didn't appear as though the birds died of any poisoning or other event. "Since it only involved a flock of blackbirds and only involved them falling out of the sky it is unlikely they were poisoned, but a necropsy is the only way to determine if the birds died from trauma or toxin," she said. Testing will begin on Monday.

The City of Beebe has hired U.S. Environmental Services to begin the cleanup and dispose of the dead birds. The environmental firm will go door-to-door to pick up the birds that are still in yards and on roof tops.

on top of what Sam has shown us, Yeah, uhm Apocolypse in 2012 is starting to look pretty good.

Guter herr, I strongly disagree.

No, the Apocolypse began a long time ago. It's the Apocalypse I'm scared about.

I'm not scared about the apocalypse because they tried that shit numerous times before, lol.