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Christonium

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About Me

Well I started out life as a a sperm like most people but once I was born people were like "why does that kid rock so damn hard?, I mean he is like GnR and Andrew W. K. in one person". So the doctors did a bunch of experiments on me and found that I was made of the most dense metal known to man so they made me an element called Christonium but I was just too rocken for the regular periodic table, so they put me on my own and gave me both an atomic weight and number of 666. OK I lie and I don't really rock that hard I mean if you talked to my friends they might say Im cool but then I have to get some friends first for you to talk to them. Actually I have a hatered for computers and I really don't know what the hell this web site is about but my friend has a thing on here and we were drinking and I got drunk and thought it might be a good idea to make my own thing, man was I wrong now I have to write all this crap and I'll never end up looking at this thing again, man I need another drink, well any ways I guess I should get back to my storie. I grew up near Chicago and got into the whole punk scene when I was 12 or so, if you want to call it a scene any more, and I've been living the life ever since, you know going to shows getting drunk, being poor, OH but I do have a job as custodial engineer and I go to school at western Illinois university but since I go to school all the money I make goes to paying for it. Oh well other then that I don't have much of a life besides smoking crack and drinking antifreez. Man I should have stuck with my original Christonium storie that was way cooler then my real life.

My Interests

I'd like to meet:

Jenifer Garner so I could cut her heart out with a spoonChristopher Johnson Phil. 140Standard Form(1) For whenever an agent acts, her action is either determined or it is not determined. (2) If an agent’s action is determined, then the agent does not act freely. (3) An agent’s action is not determined only if it is a matter of pure chance (4) If an agent’s action is not determined, then the agent does not act freely .. (C) No agent ever acts freely [1,2,3,4]This argument is valid because it is not possible for all of its premises to be true and its conclusions false. It is not sound because though it is valid all of its premises are not true.