BrYttBRatt

I got a new email account so I decided to make a new DA account as well.  A lot has changed over 11 years, and now when I look back at things I drew and faved in the past I feel I want to leave some of them behind.  I might or might not delete this account, but either way I will not take down any of the art I posted on it.  Anyone who enjoys even my old art will still get to see it as much as they may want. From this point on, my new account will be http://advanced-dorkness.deviantart.com And I also have a Tumblr, http://chickpea-sarada.tumblr.com (though I rarely put my art there, I mainly use it for reblogging other people's posts.)

I like to keep things for a long time, only replacing them when they are so old that they no longer work properly. But does anyone else out there also hate it when your computer/iPod/whatever still works fine on its own, but is no longer compatible with the required "updates?"  Like, your computer can no longer use Youtube or something? Corporate companies are sleazy.  "Oh, you've been using that model for 6 years?  Well, now you can't use it anymore!  Pay a thousand dollars for our newest model!"

Spoilers, spoilers, spoil-ers! What do Pokemon, Inuyasha and Naruto have in common?  All are long-runners that I eventually lost interest in before they could be finished (in fact, Pokemon is still going and will continue as long as new games will be made.  I believe Ash will never be a Pokemon Master.)  That tends to happen.  My interest in a series doesn't usually last longer than about 3 years.  At least, continuously.  I may look back later on for nostalgia and have my love for it renewed (like for The Powerpuff Girls.) Seeing some episodes of Naruto SD: Rock Lee no Seishun Full-Power Ninden reminded me of how I used to love Naruto.  It