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Friday, April 16, 2004
About
About
Don't panic, let me sort all your confusions. Want to know what this website is? Alright, for the drifter, here's a quick synopsis:
'The Considerably Interesting Curricular Compendium' (CICC) is the website of a school pupil called Brins. It acts like an online diary, but you can throw all that teen angst out of the window: this place is squarely for Brins to post his feelings, thoughts, essays, ideas, competitions, links and other such informative stuff for you, the reader.
That's more or less it. I heartily recommend the essays section for school pupils, and would encourage you all to take part in the challenges. Everything can be found on the right hand menu bar.
Philosophy Brins
You may feel comfortable to know that Brins is unlike some people his age (excluding perhaps Rob), in that I have absolutely no desire to rant about trivial incidents, imply that youths are superior to all other age groups, assault all views which conflict with my own, or even attempt to suggest that life is depressing and/or horrible, miserable, meaningless. Without the slightest need for parties, alcohol, relationships and excessive shopping, you can rely on me to stand unbiased and strong for all who feel socially neglected, disrespected and depressed in their lives, particularly youths like myself. I have an undying respect for all people of all lifestyles; from the pinnacle of extroverts to the darkest closet of introverts, in my eyes everybody, however sociable/unsociable, confident/shy, happy/sad, is equal in their humanity and deserves as much respect, admiration and appreciation for what they are as the next person. You'll find little to no items in the way of political banter, character judgements or credulity attacks here; The CICC has always been by the universe, for the universe, and if that makes any sense to you then you're talking my language.
Of course, Brins appreciates that everyone likes a little controversy, political banter and character judging in life - it's natural. If you want that, you might like to try Air's site instead (Caution: Adult humour/content).
Now, a walkthrough of CICC content [COMING SOON]
Read that? Good for you! Here's your rewards: here, and here; and while you're at it, why not here as well?
About
Don't panic, let me sort all your confusions. Want to know what this website is? Alright, for the drifter, here's a quick synopsis:
'The Considerably Interesting Curricular Compendium' (CICC) is the website of a school pupil called Brins. It acts like an online diary, but you can throw all that teen angst out of the window: this place is squarely for Brins to post his feelings, thoughts, essays, ideas, competitions, links and other such informative stuff for you, the reader.
That's more or less it. I heartily recommend the essays section for school pupils, and would encourage you all to take part in the challenges. Everything can be found on the right hand menu bar.
Philosophy Brins
You may feel comfortable to know that Brins is unlike some people his age (excluding perhaps Rob), in that I have absolutely no desire to rant about trivial incidents, imply that youths are superior to all other age groups, assault all views which conflict with my own, or even attempt to suggest that life is depressing and/or horrible, miserable, meaningless. Without the slightest need for parties, alcohol, relationships and excessive shopping, you can rely on me to stand unbiased and strong for all who feel socially neglected, disrespected and depressed in their lives, particularly youths like myself. I have an undying respect for all people of all lifestyles; from the pinnacle of extroverts to the darkest closet of introverts, in my eyes everybody, however sociable/unsociable, confident/shy, happy/sad, is equal in their humanity and deserves as much respect, admiration and appreciation for what they are as the next person. You'll find little to no items in the way of political banter, character judgements or credulity attacks here; The CICC has always been by the universe, for the universe, and if that makes any sense to you then you're talking my language.
Of course, Brins appreciates that everyone likes a little controversy, political banter and character judging in life - it's natural. If you want that, you might like to try Air's site instead (Caution: Adult humour/content).
Now, a walkthrough of CICC content [COMING SOON]
Read that? Good for you! Here's your rewards: here, and here; and while you're at it, why not here as well?
Brins would appreciate it if you didn't swear in your comments
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