If you want help on polishing up a proper resume I'm sure you'd get plenty of good advice if you asked here. A proper CV is of utmost importance. If its not well laid out, or full of spelling errors, it will get binned - along with your hopes of a job.

I could point a camera at a bunch of dead boxes in my room and claim it was a cluster but that wouldn't necessarily make it so!

Oh and do your resume on paper, with a laser printer, and a word processor. Don't just knock up some dodgy HTML version. Very few people can make a CV look nice online.

Write a resume now. You're going to have to sooner or later. And you don't have to fill it with BS. You know your skillset - make sure the person reading the resume does too. No need to lie.