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9 months ago

I gotta say, I've always liked dark themes myself. Even my own blog is dark-themed, remember? :D But I do take note of comments from readers, that dark themes with white fonts tend to make the eyes "glaze over" after awhile. Probably a psychological thing, since we read books with white pages and black fonts... so maybe the brain isn't used to seeing colours reversed.

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9 months ago

in Happy Working Song on Aronil

Heh you know, I kinda like this new theme....:)

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10 months ago

in I Won Something on Aronil

Seeing that it's a "Maxtor", I don't think anyone will think is anything except than a hard disk :) ... unless Maxtor got into the micro-notebook market quietly without anyone ever knowing...

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10 months ago

in I Can’t Live Without.. on Aronil

I actually contemplated getting onto Tabula Rasa. However, somehow I'm feeling burned out by MMOs, and I didn't. Although I may miss the "rush" of being addicted to a new game, I also kinda know my current schedule doesn't really allow me to do so... Ah well..

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11 months ago

in Perks Of Being an Ensemble on Aronil

wow u look sooooo....... indian-like.. hahahahaha

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12 months ago

in Stress Zone Free on Aronil

Awww... *pat pat*

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1 year ago

in Being Wild for A Night on Aronil

Wah you so happening eh.... next time I'm up your way, you need to bring me out to these hangouts man!!

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1 year ago

in Who is Aronil Low? on Aronil

You know what? The most striking thing I noticed about this entire entry is the "reblog" button right at the bottom :) I already figured out aronil and linora are the reverse of each other :)

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1 year ago

in The “Pretty” Gene Means Popularity? on Aronil

It's actually pretty weird if you look at nature. In nature, it's usually the MALES that need to be "pretty" so as to court females during the "mating season". Look at the peacock and the peahen as a very good example - the peacock, the MALE of the species, has resplendent tail feathers to attract females to mate with him. The peahen, the FEMALE, is just..... brown. Nothing outstanding, nothing fancy.

Lions are another example. The male has nice manes, and they use this to attract females. The females, the lionesses, are plain by comparison.

It's only us humans and certain species of primates (ie monkeys without tails) that are reverse - the females are the ones doing the attracting.

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1 year ago

in The “Pretty” Gene Means Popularity? on Aronil

It's actually pretty weird if you look at nature. In nature, it's usually the MALES that need to be "pretty" so as to court females during the "mating season". Look at the peacock and the peahen as a very good example - the peacock, the MALE of the species, has resplendent tail feathers to attract females to mate with him. The peahen, the FEMALE, is just..... brown. Nothing outstanding, nothing fancy. Lions are another example. The male has nice manes, and they use this to attract females. The females, the lionesses, are plain by comparison. It's only us humans and certain species of primates (ie monkeys without tails) that are reverse - the females are the ones doing the attracting.

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1 year ago

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