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Fair enough, but you no ever can tell with people's usernames this day and age. Although my suspicion is that Captain Cavemann's real picture probably resembles his cartoon a lot...
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Fair enough, but you no ever can tell with people's usernames this day and age. Although my suspicion is that Captain Cavemann's real picture probably resembles his cartoon a lot...
Whats that supposed to mean?~Shard~ said:Fair enough, but you no ever can tell with people's usernames this day and age. Although my suspicion is that Captain Cavemann's real picture probably resembles his cartoon a lot...
northen said:in all my 15yo uglyness
your not bad at all, now me, that's a different story, lol
northen said:in all my 15yo uglyness
Welcome to MR, northen
We're glad to have you around!
Found this in your profile...
Computer: PowerMac G5/DP 2GHz, iBook G4 1GHz
Biography: I'm a 15 year old Mac user living in Denmark
Location: Aalborg, Denmark
Interests: Programming in C/Obj-C, Music/synthesizers
Occupation: Student
Very impressive!
Most everyone will be kind and helpful, so make yourself at home.
Looking forward to your contributions to the forums.
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neut said:very ... wish i had a mac at 15. i was still just messing around with windows WAV recorder
Programming and synths? You should definately hang out here.
welcome.
peace.
Hey, completely off topic, but whats Organech Collective all about? Im curious about the rather nondescript website. (I am a sound design student)
Xero said:
the Organech Collective is what started as a group of friends who were in a band called Organech (which was spawned from other bands/friends of course
). It has developed into a local community of artists involved in many things. it has grown much bigger than expected (content wise) and updates to any web-sites have been slow. im now attempting to merge all involoved into the umbrella which is the Organech Collective: a starting point for all artists Organech, thier friends, and interests. multiple sites are being co-developed and will also be accesible from organech.combut for now it's just a vague webpage...
PM if you want to know more. im a full time digital artist/designer (a/v). live DJing Vjing Recording Creating and Painting ... and a geek too.
i hope to add content for those interested soon (animation, paintings, albums, remixes, desktops, events, prints, CDs, AACs, etc). I can email examples upon request of past work. all my photo work on MacRumors has died since i changed servers.
but i needed to clean house anyway. thanks for the interest.peace.
*sorry, no new pics of me yet ... i'll try to get all my old ones up again.
like anyone cares; im such a narcissist 
cyanide said:
Actually I find pictures like this not funny at all anymore, since my 2 months old daughter started to have epileptic seizures a few weeks ago...
Be happy that you DON'T have a problem like "this".
groovebuster
groovebuster said:
sorry to hear about your daughter. seizures seem complex ... do you know any good links on research?
from his tone i could tell he was joking, but if he really looks like that you just hurt his feelings ... i know people that look like that.
still a funny pic though ... laughter/comedy/truth is a complex thing also.
peace.
I hope your daughter is only suffering from "febrile convulsions", which are quite common in children under six, and usually fade away fairly quickly. If it's true epilepsy, many cases can be controlled with Tegretol, Carbomazepine or just plain Valium. It must be very scary for you - and for her.groovebuster said:
groovebuster said:
I can certainly understand your feeling that way, perspective makes all the difference. Was your daughter febrile at the time of her seizure. It is not an uncommon occurrence. She will grow out of this, if that is the case. The main thing is to control her fevers aggressively.
If she does have epilepsy, at her young age it is also possible that she may grow out of these episodes. Today physicians have many medications to use. With many it's a matter of getting the proper level. The majority can be seizure free. Please let us know what the diagnosis ends up being.
groovebuster said:
i didnt at all intend for this to be offensive in any way. i have actually sufferd from an acute episode of seizures too. this was just my friend takin a picture of me. if you would like me to have it removed i gladly would. sorry to hear about your daughter, i know the pains of what you are going through all too well, and hope she is well. i apologize again.
hm... a better pic
well, my previous pic sucked
http://departure.dk/files/me_a.jpg is slightly better
thanks in advance
well, my previous pic sucked
http://departure.dk/files/me_a.jpg is slightly better
thanks in advance
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