Slightly green I hit 1,000 watchers yesterday! I know I've talked about how statistics really aren't what they make out to be, but I'm going to let myself be happy anyway. Monday shall be my last 'proper' day at secondary school. It's really quite emotional. I've already had my final lesson with a Maths teacher who has taught me for the past five years; after proving the integration of x to the nth power, our set went out to drink tea and eat pastries. My Chemistry teacher intends to show us a series of experiments that we've requested, including the reaction of sulphuric acid with sugar (it gets more interesting at 3:15, trust me), which is a personal favourite.However, Tuesday is the last official day before Exam Leave. We'll be receiving our Leaver's Hoodies, with customised nicknames - I shall have a grey one with Rahiden w
Occasionally Asked QuestionsI was intending to re-write the text that goes underneath my devID on my profile page, when I realised that I was just answering questions that I often get asked. And so, I present Frequently Asked Questions That Aren't Asked Frequently Enough To Merit Being Called 'Frequently'. The further down you go, the less relevant they become; they are also colour-coded as MOCing, Hero Faffory and Personal. If you want to add to the list, all you have to do is ask! What is a MOC?MOC stands for My Own Creation; it is a term used to describe models made using Lego pieces but designed by the owner, so it is not an official Lego set. Can you make instructions for your MOCs please?I don't do instructions, sorry. This is partly because instructions take a lot of time and effort, and partly because I have learned that work on the Internet is all too easily stolen. Do you have a YouTube acc
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I hit 1,000 watchers yesterday! I know I've talked about how statistics really aren't what they make out to be, but I'm going to let myself be happy anyway.
MOCing, 
Hero Faffory and 
Personal. If you want to add to the list, all you have to do is ask!
