What have I got myself into?

[TFG]

You like it up the Gary, do you?

Perhaps most non Brits won't get the Garry Glitter comment.

[Samurai_Jerk]

Perhaps most non Brits won't get the Garry Glitter comment.

Hey, I'm one of the 30% of Americans who can read the news, so I get it.

[akira117]

Any guy that goes on about Japanese classics and calligraphy is half a fag.

I love this quote

[Greji]

Hey, I'm one of the 30% of Americans who can read the news, so I get it.

I know a Vietnamese, whose kid got it too. Right up the old chute!

[QwertyJPC]

actually, I ordered 2 desks: one flat and one angled. You can probably tell that I used the flat one for most of the caligraphy and the other one for papers and books.

but I had a lot of trouble with my final project. It was a cheap paper scroll with plain tree branches for wanting to be a pen pal wannabe . I couldn't use my seiza bench doing it, and I used a small brush. it was supposed to be sent to Ayame Misaki, but I decided to make it for everybody. I wish I could do it again...it took five tries to get it nice but I eventually let myself mess up..I could do another scroll like this later on.

There are things that I find out on my own that I don't think are for real. The sad part about this thing going on with me is that I don't have enough proof to show that I actually finished college. I've told almost no one about it. It could be a lie...I mean, I've been trying to find out if this is the truth or not. Let's just say one of my teachers wanted to help me by collecting things that I've written during college and I don't know how he did it, but he did
something through a special loophole, and so did my calligraphy teacher and other teachers. It's that whole japanese thing, like getting a black belt in judo or karate, but that a black belt means that you're still a beginner who knows foundation (yeah, something I learned from b-boying). That's how I perceive it.