1. School 7:40am-3:00pm (weekdays)
2. Wrestling Practice 3:15pm-6:00pm (every weekday...)
3. Lots of homework (like..everyday)
4. Working out to keep my weight for wrestling (such a pain..)
5. Extremely tired and want to sleep after all of that/LAZY



About the only free days I have now are Sundays :c

BUT, this coming Sunday Pcheddar, you can expect all those stars READY TO ROLE.

They'll look totally awesome, (best part new design + transparent background)

Wee, 350 points

And, time for bed...



-.- ZZZ

what weight are you in?

Do what you have to do Vic, the game can wait. I'm going to be putting it on the back burner for the next few days myself.

Maybe when the Christmas holidays hit you'll have more time.

Okay thanks for letting me know.


And for Mr. Underestimated, 155.

I have a time limit when I play on the computer

ok vic you will never win a match evar :l

i have an important anoccment. i have been made the Forward Captain on the U-19 Springville Rugby team.

i just wanted to brag, but thats why im not on project cheddar.

Sweet, Rugby's a pretty awesome sport might I add, even though it's not popular in the US.

Hey congrats Mr. U. At least you've come back to say why you aren't around, unlike other members in the past Can't say I blame anybody, as the forums are pretty dead right now. But I'm confident things will turn around though, as the number of visitors to Cheddar have consistently topped 2500 people each day. Some of them are bound to migrate here eventually.

And back to the forum topic. The reasons why I'm not currently around on the forum are: contract work keepin' me busy, researching into server upgrades taking my time, and I got caught into playing an RPG lately

im trying to find a job but thanks to this site its been a fruitless indever

mmnn667 wrote:
im trying to find a job but thanks to this site its been a fruitless indever

woot The life of a gamer
From one gamer to another "I hear ya"

Unrelated, I'm now in Computer Aps 2. I am working with photoshop, and I will learn how to create a website. So i may become even more usful

Here's some advice for learning how to program websites from someone who's been doing it since the 90s.

When learning, build sites solely in html/css using just a text editor and nothing else. Do this to understand the basic foundations of the web and why websites look the way they do. Once you've got a handle on that, never make a website from scratch ever again. Use dreamweaver, a CMS, flash, anything! It's not 1995 anymore, there are tools to auto-generate that code for you silly