Profile: -Factor-

Personal background
"Hello everyone, my name is -Factor-.... and I'm an Internetaholic"
"Hi -Factor-" everyone replied with the same stale monotone voice.
"um...." he began to shudder with nervousness
"I... I guess I f..first realized I had a problem when I spent half-an-hour at 2:30 in the morning, searching through great books like "Hyperspace" by Michio Kaku, and "The Holographic Universe" by Michael Talbot"
He paused, and started again even more desperate sounding
"J.....J.... Just to find something clever to put in the user profile of Seti@home account"

A loud "Gasp" was echoed around the room from person to person... "Oh my god" and "that's just wrong" sprang out from all directions.
The counselor for the group stood and walked over to him. He put his hand on -Factor-'s shoulder
"Son, I don't think you belong here.. This is a place where people that actually have a change at getting better come.. and you….. Well, frankly.. You don't have a hope in hell"


~can you see how much of a life I have? (>^_^
Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home
I think that SETI is a great thing... (wow, that sounded rather tasteless) but that's about it. I mean, I seriously doubt that in our lifetimes we will ever encounter a signal of any kind from, or make contact with extraterrestrial life, but this leads the way for future improvements upon how we go about looking for these other life forms. I mean you have to start somewhere, right? Other than that, It makes you sound very smart when you tell chicks that "Your searching for Extraterrestrial life"

-Factor-

Oh, and BTW, If you are into theoretical physiology, or just need a super cool book or two to read, then check out the books mentioned above, they really grab your attention, and once again, make you sound really smart (hehe)
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