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Oh, right after I posted, things suddenly flooded into my head.

So uh, you know my dad blocked a lot of sites (thank god not linerider or youtube). LineRider.com. Loads of fun. I'm working on a coaster that actually combines three attractions in Disney: Expedition Everest, Mission: SPACE, and The Mummy. See, at one point, the rider rides up a steep slope to the top, and falls back downwards. This is a trademark of Expedition Everest, since the coaster goes backwards when the tracks were "broken". Then the rider blasts off, slingshots around the moon and aims for Mars, which is what happens in Mission: SPACE. Except the rider doesn't land on Mars. He just spins around and goes back to Earth. Then, as a Mummy tribute, the coaster stops at what seems like an exit station (with pyramids in the background) and suddenly, is attacked (not really) by the mummy and falls down a steep slope. I'm far from the finish; I haven't even finish making the tracks. The problem was the re-entry part from Mars. The rider has gained way too much momentum to safely ride in a loop to reach the far-left side of the entire coaster, which is where the Mummy part is.

The EleWolves roleplay is going well, except for the fact that Tierra had suddenly stopped roleplaying. I want to scream at her for not posting, but my inner self tells me that something might be wrong. I can wait. In the meantime, I can post for Trevr.

Gaia. I've joined a wolf roleplay on Gaia, but hasn't started yet. Good thing. I might not be able to manage two at once right now. Or maybe I can right now, but can't later, which is a bad thing. Ahem. I can write the posts in school, of course. If anyone sees, I'm fine with that. Oh, and the school installed Google Earth on every computer, which incidentally also contains a flight simulator. Lol! I've been on that for waaaaay too long. It's taken up most of my time. Good thing the Google Earth version at home doesn't have a flight simulator.

I've brushed near at school. Well, not death, but like, a bad attitude towards me. I felt great actually making to the next week without leaving any bad remarks. For English, I didn't do the research homework (for Oedipus Rex), which would be terrible since I had to say one fact to the entire class. I mean, Ms. Woodhouse said it was the homework for tomorrow, so I assumed that I could do it tomorrow (on Friday), but it turns out it wasn't. Good thing I actually read a bit of Oedipus Rex on Wikipedia, which told me that Oedipus gouged out his eyes with his mother's brooches. That gave me something to tell Woodhouse. Whew.

Lego obessed? Yes I am. I'm begging to get the AT-TE tank now, only mere weeks after getting and opening the $30 Homing Spider Droid complete with movable laser cannons. The AT-TE tank costs like, $50, which is ridiculous. Even worse was the LAAT/e, which costed something around $100 or more. It wasn't even that big anyway. I also wonder how much a real-size (compared to the lego mini-figs) would be. I saw the big $500 one in Orlando, but there's another smaller version which is less. I don't know which one is the correct one. That also made me thing if all the Legos are the right size at all. Imagine having to buy all the Legos again at a bigger size. Imagine actually buying the Star for the legos to roam around on. It'd be around five stories high. Or bigger.

I wonder if there's a lego Star Wars museum for battles and scenes. That'd be cool. Imagine looking at a replica of the Battle of Geonosis. It'd be a huge diarama, complete with coreships in the background. Wait, that'd take billions of legos to make. Not to mention size.

It doesn't matter. It's still cool, so no need to worry about it. Just think about how cool that would be. Watch the X-Wing and Y-Wing starfighters make their way to blow up the Star. See the Battle of Endor take place before your eyes. See Kashyyyk get taken. Watch the Gungans fight off the battle droids. Look at Naboo fighting the Trade Federation (think of how many legos that would be.

So uh, yeah. Louie's working on club building, and I'm actually happy that people I know are in my class. Especially C--ahem.

Alright, if I keep writing, there'd be no time for anything else. Cheerio! (Assuming it means good-bye. If it doesn't, to hell with it. Just replace it with something that means that.)