@Maxim Alright Alright. This conversation needs to be pulled back toward Lighting and not veer into conversations about anything else in the political sphere. You are brushing very close to violating rule 1 due to:

Your reply makes you sound like a condescending, partisan idiot. Just saying...

And you have already violated rule 4.

The previous comments can remain however further discussion that veers away from lighting needs to be done elsewhere offsite.

@wide-lite 1000, if you do, don't forget stop by here, to post the scale of 1-10 in terms of how good it is, and the pricing. 
I just checked out the Zanzi website... that pizza does look good.

 I just may head there tonight . i haven't had pizza in awhile now .

@wide-lite 1000, I hope they haven't, but with my luck, I would not be surprised if they did. lol

@Maxim
I definitely find myself oversharing things with people who I really don't know enough to share those things with lol.

a brain that operates faster than my mouth can move

Absolutely! It can be hard to actually convey the information you want to convey because your brain has already moved on. Me and my brother have over the years made abridged versions of many words (inside words?) so we can talk faster to each other, which is nice but that only partially solves the problem for one person. Backtracking in conversations is definitely difficult, for me people just need to be very specific as to what they are asking about.

That must really suck that you are being excluded like that, but I guess you can look forward to getting a fresh start soon. My situation was very different, in a way that could be considered good or bad. In middle school, I was a pretty social person (as well as everyone else), so I knew a decent amount of people. Inevitably, some of these people were not a fan of me, and that caused some problems. My approach was to figuratively befriend the school administration, in the fact that if anyone did anything to me at all I would just report it, and they would usually get some sort of justice. This was unsurprisingly unpopular. So I stopped being social really, and I was just left with a few people who knew me well. At the beginning of high school, that was okay, but by sophomore year we drifted apart, and I never made up for it. And this was about the time I was figuring some other SuperDuperFunAndInteresting things out about myself (very mentally taxing), so friends just never really happened after that. This meant there was nobody who knew me well enough to criticize me (except my brother of course), which I guess could be a good thing.

Now that I am starting college, I am definitely trying to change that. I would say that I am fully accepting of myself now and ready to take any false criticism that may come my way. Starting to want to do more social things voluntarily, which is nice.

Need to go back at some point . I'm curious if they've raised their prices or not .

I live not too far from @wide-lite 1000, so Zanzi's is a pizza place I could try. (After I purchase my next daily car.)
Hopefully this helps me escape... stale stuffed crust pizza from Pizza Hut.

 I like the Mountain Dew Livewire . (orange)  It's a little hard to find but GOOD !

 There's a local independent pizza chain here called Zanzi's . For a really cheap pizza , they're not bad ! You can get a large 3 topping for under $10 !

I listen to pretty much anything as long as it's good/unique, well put together, and has a good beat.
In terms of techno songs, even though the song was a bit too slow in my opinion, when I was a kid, I use to listen to a techno song
from some dude named Ron Boots, a Dutch musical composer. The song was called Twisted Tales, which played on the radio on occasion.
They would play about 9 minutes of the song before moving on to the next song, and I think 9 minutes was good enough anyways.
As a kid, I would download that song, cut it down to just 9:32, then increase the speed and pitch of the song through WavePad Sound Editor.
Other good techno songs that I'd listen to: the majority of the songs from Toonami, on Cartoon Network. And also, a lot of the music from
the TV show Dragon Ball Z, the American version... the music by Bruce Faulconer. The music he created was breath taking.
The commercial for the character "Trunks" is an epic example of what I'm talking about. ("Trunks Promo" on YouTube.) Not sure if it was
him, or Scott Morgan, who played the guitar for that commercial, but, that still remains to be some of the best music I've ever heard
in this lifetime.