HausofChizuru

...but I just haven't been particularly geared into making stamps, lately. ^^; Yes, this is just a stamp account that I visit from time to time, whenever I get inspired to make stamps. I've had a few ideas, just need to get them up off the ground. I keep wanting to try something new and creative, but never get around to it for whatever reason. Maybe during an interim with Hacked!, more stuff will appear here. Sorry for vanishing; I didn't mean to worry anybody. In the meantime... http://www.amazon.com/Machine-Cyborgs-Designer-Eugenic-Conscousness/dp/1570270678 This is an enjoyable read. It's not for people who don't like thinking, but if yo

Now, I'm sure some people are wondering: "If you pay attention to conspiracy theories, does that mean that you believe EVERYTHING is commissioned, DIRECTLY by the elite, in order to convey a certain message?" Well. not really. I think they take an idea that goes with their agenda as opposed to against it, then say "fund it." That's what probably happened with Accel World. The idea is this: In the future (2046), humans are neurologically linked to computers. Everybody has their own e-mail address, built-in touch screen, and online avatar. Particularly intimate emotions can be shared via a cable - similar to a USB connection, from what I coul

Politics aside (jerks in Congress trying to censor the interwebs, please stop), there is one other, major thing that bugs me every time February comes around: The Super Bowl. For those of you not in the U.S., the Super Bowl is a huge (American) football game in the U.S. That means people are glued to their screens until a SUPER BIG halftime show. They are usually eating fatty foods up the wazoo during all of it. It's like our version of the World Cup, only crappier. The crazy thing? People watch it for the commercials. Unless someone is an ardent fan of one of the teams, they are probably not watching the football. No, everyone wants to see