Out of my comment and into the journal READ DAMNIT
NeutralJust warning you I go on a small twilight rant later and attempt to recommend some good vampire crack to the fans as hope they might read a book that is gramatically correct, uses more than one adjective every 4 short assed chapters and has that thing called character development.
Check them out and read them if you want good vampire crack.
Oh and can anyone out there who thinks FF12 is the best final fantasy game please state yourself to be identified.
I promise not to flame you... just want to find a good reason why someone likes it... have yet to find one. And the fact that a good gambit system can beat the last boss without you touching the controller isnt a good reason.
oh well... I suppose I will have to be satisfied with robots and pointy eared guys for now (startrek and terminator I saw with jade tonight) but no dead priests for me... damnit... I mean I thought the davincie code was a meh book to start with... average simplistic writing taking alot of preconcived done to death concepts and mushing themselves together... angels and demons was a better book... but still not great.
Then again they are both better than the litterary trash that was/is twilight... god she needs to learn how to use new adjectives and not repeat the same one over and over again... a man being sexy is not character development. And just because something drinks blood does not make it a vampire... I mean there are lots of monsters, spirits and fey that drink blood... whole sections of the unseelie court drink blood.
That is how I see vampires... a contagious blood drinking sparkley elf of sorts.
And I mean I can read crack... I can also read childrens books and see their merit... the deltora's quest books for instance. But yes...
I mean I read the crack that was "the vampire diaries" and it was GOOD crack with a GOOD story and WELL DEVELOPED characters... even with simple writing (not quite as simple as twilights though... I mean that book just tricks people into thinking they are reading... took me what 2 hours to read the full first book.)
And then there is always the Anita Blake series. That is quite good although gets a little bit silly at a point. But seeing as it takes 9 books to get to that point who cares.
Oh and lets not forget the twin books "The vampire Lestat & Queen of the damned"(mentioning to those who have watched the movies... QoD is based on TVL and ends weirdly... and most of it is made up and not in the books so actually ignore it's existence)
my ninja army!
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if u dont shut up il break up with you!!
would you prefer to be:
a) a guy
b) a girl
c) an anime character
d) a pokemon
e) all the above
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if u dont shut up il break up with you!!
would you prefer to be:
a) a guy
b) a girl
c) an anime character
d) a pokemon
e) all the above
If I didn't mean it, it wouldn't be honest. And I said yes. We're debating hypothesis.
That's depressing, but it's made me curious.
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I own Ron Weasley and Johnny Cade
Oh my Jareth!
"Listen close to everybody's heart and hear that breaking sound..."
Ah but you would have honestly SAID no... the word would have come out of your mouth or off your fingers and as such in a technicality that is strong enough to be used in a court of law you did say the word honestly... but without honesty. There is a major difference XD.
Lol aslong as you can tell the difference between Irish and Scottish I won't hae to reap yo womenfolk and burn eh villejahs
Yeah I will get to it sometime soon
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Studies show that 98% of teenagers can't tell the difference between "your" and "you're". If you're one of the 2% that can, put this in you're sig.
That! That right there is what I'm talking about when I say that I cannot match your intellegence. That is your logical response that trumps me.
Not always, as I haven't been around enough to always know the difference. But Irish tends to be lighter, more melodic in tones, while Scottish is heavier. To me, at least.
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I own Ron Weasley and Johnny Cade
Oh my Jareth!
"Listen close to everybody's heart and hear that breaking sound..."
You are a strange person, just for a little info... I got yelled at on facebook today for saying
"interesting name... not the most attractive though" it was in response to a person who had mentioned their dog's name was myrtle.
She then went off at me... I didn't mean anything bad by it and she didn't accept that at all and just wanted to push the hate... oh well even though I have a feeling she was just ending it to end it, it is over now and no more discussion.
Scottish is heavier and gruff
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Studies show that 98% of teenagers can't tell the difference between "your" and "you're". If you're one of the 2% that can, put this in you're sig.
Haha, I know. I agree with your comment. I'm not a fan of "Myrtle" as a name. As with many/most things, I relate it back to Harry Potter, and there's Moaning Myrtle, wailing like an emotional ghosty idiot. That and it rhymes with 'turtle', not appropriate for a canine.
Precisely.
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I own Ron Weasley and Johnny Cade
Oh my Jareth!
"Listen close to everybody's heart and hear that breaking sound..."
Perhaps, but the mutants of X-Men did not achieve godlike status, even those who were essentially unstoppable, like Wolverine or Phoenix.
Really? I kinda regarded it as a gross name until Professor McGonagal brought me around.
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I own Ron Weasley and Johnny Cade
Oh my Jareth!
"Listen close to everybody's heart and hear that breaking sound..."
Only the movie made him seem even slightly strong.
Nah lol not if the sparkly fairy gods decided to proclaim themselves as gods... in the Xmen series people could explain stuff away as it being mutants and such... in this... what people cant understand they make shit up... people are fooling for thinking we are much more civilised than we used to be.
Lol no I have a friend who has it as a name. And another who wants to be known as Aretmis
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Studies show that 98% of teenagers can't tell the difference between "your" and "you're". If you're one of the 2% that can, put this in you're sig.
Oh, the civilized people are always the least civilized. In my Humanities class, I had to read Montaigne's "Of Cannibals" and he points out that these Native peoples to the 'newly discovered' lands of Europe were healthier, less spiteful, and didn't ruin their environment. However, the "civilized" people went there and killed a man riding a horse because they misunderstood his intent. And instead of killing only for ancestoral grudges, "civilized" people kill their next-door neighbors because they robbed them of money last week. Furthermore, they do it more horrifically, tearing a man apart, or burying and shooting him rather than just killing him and getting over with it.
Do they go by Minerva, or did they shorten it? And I had a friend who'd elect to be Apollo, however, it just didn't stick.
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I own Ron Weasley and Johnny Cade
Oh my Jareth!
"Listen close to everybody's heart and hear that breaking sound..."
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