People like being stupid, I swear. They think that staying in one place forever is fun. They believe happiness is a hot boy or girlfriend, a big bag of money, and a Mercedes. Right? You'd like to think so.
And if darkness is stronger than light, how come light always chases darkness away? Because some people aren't idiots. Some people can look evil in the eye, hear its lies, and say, "You're wrong."
And I hope to someday be that person. Someday soon.
-SELA
Ooh, yeah, sorry this is such a tardy reply, but things like to slip in and out of my mind fast enough that I can't grab hold of any of them.
Cheetos are good, though. You know, I'd be willing to sacrifice a few teeth for a hundred bags of cheetos.
Not really, but still.
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GOOD?! BE DESCRIPTIVE, EARTHSCUM!
Calm down, child. There simply aren't many adjectives available to describe school. Maybe "boring" and "soul-sucking" will do, though I tend to reserve the latter for math.
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Ah, the waking up part. Well, I've never been a huge sleeper-inner
Yeah, well, neither was I, and then I hit fifteen and BANG. I was out.
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Hey, have you ever read 'Howl's Moving Castle'? Do. 'Tis awesome. ^^
You know, I wasn't aware it was a book -- I've seen the movie. It was meh. But the book is always better, amirite?
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Judge shows? How come? It's fun to watch evildoers get pwned. Ah well, someone has to disagree on something, I guess.
They all consist, basically, of the judge looking down his/her nose at the people and generally acting like a moron. Bleh. Plus the cases are all super-boring and trivial.
"His dawg took a poop in mah yahd, yer 'onnah."
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Point, laugh, and we're done. ^^
Well that's not very nice. You need to learn some manners, young lady.
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And, for the sake of replies - do you have any pets? If you do, I have to say you take after them. JAYKAY. Sort of.
Yeah, four cats. And cats are definitely my kind of animal -- sleep as much as possible and do as little work as you can get away with.
And regarding Mr. Rogers, it's funny you should ask. I read your message last night and that day I was writing and had a character sing "It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood." Yes, of course I like Mr. Rogers. Who doesn't? He was a saint and it's a shame he's gone. The world could use more Mr. Rogers.
Joined: 06 Jul 2008 Posts: 83 Country: A Medival Times Scot-Irish
Posted: Wed Sep 10, 2008 3:04 am Title:
yay another tamora pierce fan!
and you like vivian vande velde, I'v only read a few of her books but she's a favorite of mine too. Plus you like C.S. Lewis and J.R.R Tolkein.
On top of that we were born a little more then a month apart!
Joined: 09 Apr 2008 Posts: 168 Country: Waiting for one
Posted: Fri Sep 05, 2008 1:16 am Title:
You know what, person-who-asks-the-same-question-twice-and-somehow-gets-another-answer?
I don't like your attitude. I don't like your computer either. Just because Stupid and I had fun smearing screen with face doesn't mean our fun is even remotely justified. Neither does the screen enjoy it.
Anyway, slow down. Write in paragraphs and not just sentences stacked on top of eachother.
Posted: Thu Sep 04, 2008 5:56 pm Title: Does anyone ever read these titles? I could say anything...
I'm proud to say I've never had a cavity -- because I brush and floss like a good little boy. However, it's been quite a while since I've been to the dentist, so who knows what he might find... hopefully pizza. Pizza is good. (And aren't dentists the absolute worst? I should be one, just to exact revenge upon the world.)
Hrm, school is fine, just fine. And not much else, which is just the way I like it. Except this "waking up before 12:00" part. That's rather questionable, wouldn't you say? Society doesn't understand teenagers. As the insightful Will Smith has said, "Parents just don't understand."
Every little thing? I have very few little things. I went to the half-price bookstore Monday. That's the biggest little thing that has happened for a while, which should tell you something about my life. But srsly, I bought an Animorphs book and a Goosebumps book, the former showing my dedication to old series no one cares about and the latter showing my dedication to crappy juvenile fiction. I love it though. I can't help it. I also bought Rendezvous With Rama which is supposed to be classic science fiction, but if it's so classic then why haven't I read it yet, hm? See, you have to cover your love of kid books with Sophisticated Literature -- not that science fiction is generally considered sophisticated, but just go with me, okay? ("Oh, that? No, that's not for me, that's kid stuff. It's for my sister. Arthur C. Clarke, yes yes, that's mine.")
Let's see, other little things... I find judge shows the worst insult to humanity ever devised and it's a terrible tragedy that my family would even consider watching them.
Phew, your turn; this is the longest guestbook entry I've done. I need a nap.
Posted: Thu Sep 04, 2008 12:45 am Title: Hello hello!
See, I'm not so bad!
I started school yesterday. It's been fine; I mean, how could it not be? I just wake up and walk down the stairs. On the other hand, being homeschooled means I have nothing exciting to report. So it's a win/lose.
