Cynthia

I actually prefer Vista, as when I had XP, I got so many fatal crashes and blue screens, Vista I never got one. Most of the errors correct themselves as well, not to mention higher security, so less viruses. As for your XP, there IS an XP version of this, but I've never tried it, so use at own risk, although it's pretty safe to do. This is a guide for turning XP into the OS X (I'll find a guide to doing the Leopard for XP later): http://features.engadget.com/2004/06/09/tu...-pc-into-a-mac/

Well I found a place for this specific theme, I can't seem to get the other site link anymore due to lots of cleaning to make my desktop look presentable, thus cleaning my history. But it's tricky to install, and it only works on Vista.

It wasn't intentional, it just sort of happened, downloaded a theme pack, and that just happened to be the one I stuck with.

Well considering this is Windows Vista, and I managed to turn it into Macintosh Leopard...

Melty Blood.

Well I was bored, and tired of looking at the same thing over and over, so I decided to change things up a tad and modify my theme, and well, I think I got a little carried away...

"If she is saying talk low, that would make sense, as talking slow so no one can hear you makes little sense. 'Hell-o I am talk-ing reall-y slow so no-one can hear me.'" - Gary Mullin

"There are seven words you can never say on television." - George Carlin

"There is no such thing as absolute Good or Absolute evil." - Seraph Lamington (DisGaea)

"I have not yet begun to fight!" - John Paul Jones

"Who am I? Why, I am nobody! Who are you? Are you nobody too?"

Another favorite one of mine is from Aurthur Miller: "I say... I say... GOD IS DEAD!"

I have always been inspired by things authors, or even people I know have said, for example, the famous line by Aurthur Miller in my signature, as said by John Proctor to a Reverend during the Salem Witch Trials. It means that back at that time all that was preached was to stir up fear. Fear of going to Hell, the church in Salem cared more about making people Christian than they did about Jesus, and everything one did would end them up in Hell. What about you? Know any quotes that inspire or affect you?