Timmeh

Found it: http://www.glowsticking.com/nu/index.php?itemid=95

Bolded for emphasis. So if I were to say that the majority of high schoolers aren't mature enough to handle/understand the art and culture of glowstringing, would you agree with me? I suppose it's a bit of a rhetorical question, but some people may say no. Anyhoo, like many other people have mentioned before, a lot of high schoolers will want to learn glowsticking (in general, including both freehand and stringing) for the wrong reason(s) - to be cool, to impress others, to become "popular," etc. There is a difference between glowsticking in high school and a high schooler glow

Name: Timmy Chen Age: 16 Gender: Male Location: Massachusetts, US Interests: Lots of things, many of which I can't remember Favorite Book/Magazine/TV show: Book - State of Fear Magazine - n/a TV Show - South Park Musical Interest: Most genres except for heavy metal. Goal in the next 5 years: Get into the college I want. Goal in the next 20 years: Get a good job? I was thinking of majoring in psychology. What turns you on about the opposite sex: Ahaha... now why would anyone here need to know this? If i had a million dollars