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Hi guys, I'm Ashby/herrashmoo, and I just stumbled upon TDN a few days ago. After a decent amount of lurking, I've decided to go ahead and bite the bullet and make an account.

 

I'm not really sure what else to say here, so I guess here's some fun facts about myself:

 

  • I play the ukulele, mandolin and violin
  • I've got a mole on my left eyeball
  • I'm majoring in anthroplogy
  • My main neopet and store are named after a side character in the Scott Pilgrim franchise
  • I'm a huge fan of chocolate dipped potato chips
  • I've performed a short solo set on a cruise ship for an auditorium full of people
  • I just managed to RE up a magical strawberry chia pop yesterday and it's my first UB item and I'm pretty dang psyched about it
  • I'm usually terrible at posting in forums but maybe this one will go better than usual!
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@Grenthine: Thanks, I certainly hope to! And the chia pop was totally the highlight of my day yesterday, haha.

 

@pixyperson: I figure something'll crop up eventually! And I'm not that great, I just managed to audition into a talent competition on the ship -- and even then, I didn't have my normal stuff (I've got a super nice ukulele that my parents were worried would break, so I borrowed (read: totally stole) my dad's $20 uke for the trip and somehow stumbled into a musical audition), so it was probably okay at best, haha. My sister actually ended up beating me (she won third, I didn't place at all) with a pretty solid vocal set, but getting to perform for that many people in international waters was pretty dang rad!

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Welcome Ashby! I've never tried chocolate dipped potato chips....but it's basically my two favorite things combined so I bet they're heavenly hhaha. Anthropology is so cool!! I wish my school had an anthro major :p well...if they do then it's not very popular XD anyways, nice to meet you, I'm Shelley! :p

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@Haliaetus: They're so good, but everyone seems to think they're so weird, haha. In my hometown there's actually both a potato chip and a chocolate factory, so the two of them get together every Christmas to mass produce the things, and they're so bloody great.

 

@ShellyJoy: Oh man, you've gotta try them, they're pretty fantastic! All the salty/greasy/crispiness of good chips mixed with chocolate? Heck yeah. And, yeah, anthro is super great! I'm doing a cutural focus so I've done a couple of super small-scale ethnographies and stuff, it's a ton of fun and super interesting. Look into your school's class catalogue and check to see if you can't take a class in cultural anthro (or, maybe they might have cultural psych or sociology, which are both pretty integral and interesting). Even if they don't have a major for it, they may still have a small department!

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where do you even get these fantastic creations?? haha I would really love to try them :p ...I feel like I saw chocolate drizzled chips in a candy store one time along with some other odd chocolaty things! And we do have an anthro major! along with a minor too..I never knew that. I'm a painting major so I don't get around that neck of the woods much haha...I really wish I could pick up dome sort of science-y major...my school just added an astronomy major/minor and I'm so wishing I had time to pick up one of those :p

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If your area has MikeSells/Esther Price products, you might be able to snag some from them (they're both avaliable around Ohio and some surrounding states!), but I've heard that a bunch of companies have started making them! Just stop by whatever chocolatier or candy shop you can find and see what they've got, you never know.

 

I actually had, and this isn't a joke, chocolate covered bacon while on vacation a couple years ago. Boardwalk andy shops will dip anything into chocolate (and I learned the hard way that maybe not every ought to be dipped in chocolate, haha).

 

And, dude, even if you can't fit the in a doubled major or a minor, you could always just take a class or two as electives! I've been taking art and programming classes outside of my anthro major, it's totally doable if your school allows it.

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