regret

Why

Why did I make this blog, there's no reason for its existence. Here's a poem that I wrote a while back:

Blackberry Bush

Wet with dew

After the morning shower

Spider spinning her web

On your fluffy leaves

Pickering at your sweet fruit

Her silk

trickling on your branches

The day is young

And so are you

For you have no worries

No fear ahead

And no time to waste

Spider spin

For your time is near

The day grows old

As  your web is drained

Wrinkles fill your young

And you have long gone away

Blackberry bush

Oh sweet,

Fruit bearing bush

Your leaves have wilted

Decayed have your branches

But your seed will prevail

Away from here

Beside the lake

Your young grows old

Though you are over

I still need your warmth

The moon is out tonight

And you have grown cold

Brown and fading

Your memory remains

Through the warm summer day

You grow cold

Remember the rain

The snow

And the spring

The autumn showers

Which you loved so much

I love you

Blackberry bush

But your time has come

And although your leaves have wilted

And your fruit has gone away

I will still love you

Blackberry bush

weird but funny math porject

I will be writing about how the human mind transforms over a lifetime until early adulthood. Over time, people begin to change. Not only physically, but mentally too. In this short piece, I will be making an attempt to identify the key points in change of the human brain, and how the individual can succeed in life. This piece will follow the life of a male child born in The United States of America. Everything begins at birth. A human child is born innocent, unknowing, and un-understanding. A newborn child relies on someone to guide him, feed him, and nurture him. During early development, human children begin to notice things around them and make an attempt to interact with them. As human children get older, they become more and more familiar with the objects around them, and interacting with those particular objects becomes less amusing over extended periods of time Eventually, the child begins to search for other ‘things’ to give him a purpose, or in the eyes of the child’s guardian(s), to ‘entertain’ the child. It begins to become fascinating to look at, touch, use, and even smell new things. Around this time, true childhood begins. During childhood, the child gathers with other children inside of a large building where the child learns about the world that he live in in greater detail; the child learns about death and disease but also learn about things such as the Internet, love, and passion. It is beginning to become clear that socializing is interesting, and other people have lives of their own as well. The child has a sense of understanding that he is not alone in this world, and other people all have stories of their own to tell. There is one major change that goes on in this stage - at some point usually toward the end the child will lose its childhood innocence. The child realizes that death is not just a word, but it is the end of life, consciousness ceasing to exist, and that there is nothing after it. These thoughts may come in the form of a dying/dead relative, friend, sibling, or even parent. But the child might never even attempt the meaning of conciseness, what it is, and the fact that the child itself is conscious, too. During his teenage years, he begins to think of himself as an independent organism, capable of making his own decisions. He also realizes that his existence was just a byproduct of two humans of the opposite sex sleeping together in an attempt to pass down their genetic information; and one day he will have to create another human being as well. His teenage years (like most of his peer’s) consisted of self-discovery, rebellion against the system, and, trying to avoid education. During adulthood, he found himself staring at the night sky, alone, and thinking of what could have been if only he had done something differently in during his teenage years and focused on school instead of meaningless relationships and interacting with material objects. He found himself longing for his childhood, and the innocence that he once had; for his parents to still be alive; and for a partner to aid him in his life. This will be the end of ‘his’ story. Although I have not described all of the stages of being a human being, through ‘his’ story, one question still arises. Has anything changed? From being a child to becoming an independent adult who must guide himself through the world, there has been minimalistic change. As a child, you were cared for by two people, and looked after by the system. As you get older, you begin to question your loyalty to society as a whole. What is purpose? Why am I alive? Is the government to me as a friend is to another friend? Should I continue my education? Unfortunately though, these questions are usually shut down when you find yourself out of money, out of a job, and out of home. You then return to your old routine: attempting to achieve higher education, getting a job, etc. In this way, you begin to return to the way of thinking you once had before society made an attempt to shield out your rebellious thoughts; and you become a slave to the machine, with unlimited distractions from the end product of the thoughts that once haunted your mind: The inevitability of death. But in reality, there was never any true innocence in this world. Before the Common Era that we live in today, it was necessary to reproduce when you could to ensure that your species would thrive. Unlike in the past, today humans are born to ensure the future of their predecessors - their predecessors being their parents. There is no longer a need to mass-produce human life at the rate that we do today, drowning ourselves in problems created by this overpopulation. Only the top 1% understands this, because they do not have a need to make an attempt to create an abundance of life in an attempt to have their next of kin succeed in this world. In the end, almost everything that we do in the 21st century is to satisfy the wealthiest corporations, and until we as a species realize and rebel, the old regime will never die. We will never achieve a collective regime of peace and love where the state cares about our needs, no one is homeless, and the gentle laborer no longer suffers. We will never change as a society. As people, only some of us transform, and the only way to truly transform, as an individual is to accept the fact that you have to change to satisfy societies needs and the concept of inevitability at the same time. Only after the individual accepts both of these truths can he transform into and turn toward acquiring economical and social hierarchy.

Im back on youtube.

Hello, nobody!

So I am actually working on a youtube video right now called 2008. I'm not sure when I will be able to complete it but stay tuned, it will be pretty nostalgic.  The main focus will be a kid that falls asleep after the death of a close relative and wakes up in an Alice in Wonderland type of reality. cya.

I also might make some of these videos:

• Paranormal Activity (Starring: Daniel T.)
• A Day In The Life Of A Short Person
• Vanya's Kitchen
• how 2 be gud

I took this cool IQ test; I think its pretty cocol and everyone should try it out for themselves ! :D

IQ Test

I got bored and drew this with paint... what am I doing with my little free/spare time >.<

I made a website :3

Praise The Kazoo Kid

Kazoo Will set you free.

My First Website/About

I just wanted to try out to use html to code up a website and this is my first project I just learned how to use the basics of html yesterday.

Top Five Kazoo Videos

1. You On Kazoo (Original)
2. You On Kazoo (100% MLG Legit Version!)
3. MLG Kazoo Kid
4. MLG Kazoo Kid 420
5. Kazoo Kid - Trap Remix

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Updates

This website will most likley be updated daily due to me learning more and more html code every single day. Thank you Code Academy!

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