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Post by Ravensarra on Jun 18, 2009 1:58:26 GMT -5
yay kiki! Finally, someone familiar... and i think i know ure real name.
Do you ever get that where you say you love reading, and everyone assumes that means you like classics? I get that a lot. Thing is, i cant stay awake long enough while reading them to get past the first 2 pages. But i love reading though, just modern books.
What's wrong wiv being christian? I dont mind... i never have read the bible (my mum keeps saying i should, just for the experience) but i dont have a religion ;-)
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Post by 㣡mâÿ - - -♫ on Jun 18, 2009 23:17:23 GMT -5
Jack is great! I love Ianto too x3 I've only watched season one.
Matt Smith? I think he's a show called Party Animals or something...I remember reading it in a magazine. Haven't seen the companion.
Hey Paige! Hey Misha!
Lie To Me has just started over here and I love it! I'm bookworm-y too and probably more in the traditional sense xD I have an interest in older literature but I haven't read much. Oscar Wilde is good and so is George Orwell.
I have no problem with religion o-o;
Sorry, it's almost if you were daring someone to challenge you. I have been raised to have an open opinion of most beliefs.
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Post by Ravensarra on Jun 20, 2009 23:13:22 GMT -5
Gasp!!! Is george orwell the guy who wrote 1984? I absolutely hate that book! (no offense) My teacher made us all read it, and no one (literally, no one) liked it. She has a REALLY bad taste in books. That was my worst year of english ever.
I think season 2 of torchwood is way better, you should definately watch it!!!
Yeah me too, i go to an international school where there's about 20 different nationalities in a class (no kidding, my class was known as the UN class, it was cool - we had egyptians, mexican, aussie, indian, japanese...etc) So i also am open to beliefs.
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Post by ♥♥ Simplyyy Mere on Jun 21, 2009 8:27:37 GMT -5
Well, I guess I'll introduce myself...
My name's Meredith, and I live in New England in the US. Vermont. It's cold and wet, and I hate it. I just turned 14 last week, June 12, so Yay!!! Happy dance!!!
I've been roleplaying since, I believe, March last year. I have improved SOOO much since then. Ask Ali or Tiger XD
I just graduated middle school recently, and my English teacher, Mr. P, awarded me the Catherine H. Steele award - the English award for our school. I plan on going to college for creative writing and education - or English and education.
My favorite bands/artists of the moment are Kelly Clarkson, The Fray, Avril Lavigne, Trading Yesterday (squeal!), Skillet, The Veronicas, Secondhand Serenade, 3DG, Paramore, Lesley Roy, and Hey Monday. I love music. I can't live without me.
My favorite books include Speak, Catalyst, the Twilight series, the Warriors series, Vampire Academy series, and the Hunger Games. I read a lot, too...lol.
Sorry if I rant a lot. I have some trouble at home, and sometimes I just have to let it out, because bottling it up just makes it worse. So I apologize in advance for anger or tears XD
And I'm sorry for telling you so much crap. You don't even have to read it if you want to XD
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Post by Annika~ on Jun 21, 2009 12:12:19 GMT -5
Oh, you read Speak? I love that book, the author is totally my inspiration for writing. Welcome to the club, guys  |
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Post by ♥♥ Simplyyy Mere on Jun 21, 2009 13:55:00 GMT -5
Yay!
Yes, Laurie Halse Anderson outdid herself with that book. One of my favorites of all time.
My inspiration comes from music, my friends, and my English teacher (ex English teacher, I mean X'[ ) He made me so much better than I was.
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тíğёя
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Post by тíğёя on Jun 21, 2009 21:45:22 GMT -5
Oh, I read Speak a couple of months ago. I absolutely loved it! I was reading it after our OATs (Ohio Achievement Tests, which is my state's preferred method of torture for students in grades 3-8), which is probably why I was so eager to finish them. I want to read more of Laurie Halse Anderson's books once I finish the Mortal Instruments trilogy...I just started the first book and I love it.
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Post by ♥♥ Simplyyy Mere on Jun 22, 2009 21:29:19 GMT -5
Speak is very moving...I was completely impressed in how well she captured Melinda. One of my favorite books of alltime.
^ Love you siggie, by the way XD
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Post by Annika~ on Jun 23, 2009 10:16:46 GMT -5
What I loved about it was that it sounded just like a teenage girl talking, instead of some forty-year-old writing a book about one. It's about such a sensitive topic, too, but it's still somehow funny.
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Post by ♥♥ Simplyyy Mere on Jun 24, 2009 10:37:13 GMT -5
Speak got very difficult to read when it came to part of reliving the moment. It's a very sensitive topic for me. She was able to capture every emotion that a rape victim feels. And you're right - she completely captured the teenage mind. It was a phenomenal book.
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t3h-m0us3h
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Post by t3h-m0us3h on Jun 29, 2009 0:50:01 GMT -5
Heeey, I just found this board.
*ahem*
My internet name is Loaym. (LOH-um, by the way.)
I'm kinda stupid and naive, and it takes me an hour to write two sentences! Which is why my posts are sometimes a bit short. :D
I really like the idea of this site, and I think that roleplaying here will be a lot of fun.
I have not yet read Speak, but it's on my list now. x3
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Post by ♥♥ Simplyyy Mere on Jun 29, 2009 7:57:07 GMT -5
^ Aw, Loaym, you're not stupid. You're just gullible. And it takes you a long time to figure things out. But I'm like that too :]
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t3h-m0us3h
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Post by t3h-m0us3h on Jun 29, 2009 11:52:04 GMT -5
Haha.
It tends to come across as stupidity most of the time. x3
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Post by ♥♥ Simplyyy Mere on Jun 29, 2009 16:16:37 GMT -5
Well, it's not, and don't let anyone think that. If they do, come get me :]
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