Copaman

Haven't been here in a while.

This new UI is fancy, yo.

What's new with y'all?

I'm just finishing up my Sophomore year in Uni, it was a rough year, I lost my grandmother and fought hard with depression, jeopardizing my standing with the school in the process, but I think I'm good now. I joined a fraternity. I gained a solid 15 pounds, which I needed to do.

Who is still around?

Who are the new guys?

How many of you who read this topic actually remember me?


...cheers

As I lack the Photoshop skills to get it the way I'd like it, I thought I would appeal to the more experienced photoshop users here...

I have been trying to change the following image from Dark Blue and Light Blue Textured stripes to Red and Silver Textured stripes.

http://mac.appstorm....sunb1rdjpg.jpeg

The new board apparently auto-hyperlinks anything with an http:// address, which is extremely convenient when trying to put in an image...

Long story short I've been given two tickets, one for a "disorderly house" (loud music, large amounts of people) and underage drinking.

HOWEVER

The cop spelled my name wrong, and put a wrong address on the ticket for my home. My SS number and Driver's License number are correct however.

Can I dodge these charges by saying it isn't actually me that the ticket was issued to? (name/address being wrong)

I'm not *terribly* concerned about it, from what I've heard 1st offence punishments are remedial in nature. The only thing that I'm truly concerned about is driver's license suspension.

Would appreciate any help I can get.


==

Also, just the more reason that I support lowering the drinking age. I'm responsible enough to vote, kill people for our country if called upon, and I'm considered an adult, but god forbid I'm caught after having a few beers -- instant criminal status...

Patrick Flanagan
Cyndaquil, nicknamed Prome (pro-me, like Prometheus, not prom with a silent e)

A village along Route 22/Victory Road, as was present in (at least some of) the games.

Having grown up outside of any true city or town, Pat always longed to see the bright lights and everything else the big cities had to offer. He found Prome when he was a child - the poor animal was lost in a torrential rain storm. No doubt separated from its family, cold, and soaked, Pat took the Cyndaquil in. Years later, the two have an incredibly strong bond. Originally, Pat worked close to home to save up some money. Now, at 22, he and Prome have set out to finally see the whole of Kanto.