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Don't. Trust me.

:eek: . Yes. :D

That movie stunk worse than the boy's bathroom at my high school, a passing whiff of which is enough to make one pass out. There was no plot. I generally find movies more interesting when they have a storyline.

Has anyone had the same as me yet?

oops. sorry. won't happen again. :D

Who do you think will win? If you live in Canada, who did you vote for (if you want to reveal that)? For tomorrow: do you think that person deserved to win? Why or why not? Will Bush have a field day, or a day of mourning (or does he not even know what Canada is)? I'm just wondering what...

Rebellion -- The Arcade Fire

I haven't read the book, but from what others are saying, I can see why they might be appalled. But really, I don't think it should be censored. No book should be censored. The parent can assess the maturity of their kid and decide if they are strong enough to make the decision themself or not...

It's a beautiful story. The only suggestion I would make are: 1) Try not to over use words, such as 'desperate,' 'frantically,' and 'fury.' 2) Fix grammatical errors (possibly typos) and spelling mistakes. 3) Beware of adverbs! They are the most difficult parts of speech to work with, as least...

Fine. Be that way.

In my opinion, if the parents really cared about the health of their kids, instead of letting them watch t.v, they would have them exercising outside. All (or most) kids crave this stuff, but people can make their own choices. They don't need to submit to their kids' will and buy what they want...

Okay. :rolleyes: Who said I was rolling my eyes?! The liar!! :D

To force someone through pain and misery is just as bad as forcing someone to die, perhaps even worse. I would rather be killed than tortured, I don't know about you. Maybe I don't know as much about our species as you, but as far as I can tell, my family would never consider making me write out...

That's, um, very interesting. I can understand what you are saying, but how would you even define the present? Does it mean the current hour? Second? Nano-second? Something smaller even than that? The present is an infinitely small point of time. Does everything happen in this infinitely small...

I agree that the storyline had a lot of wasted potential and places to elaborate in detail. The writing was immature and sometimes overwrought, I thought, and little detached, as if the narrator didn't really care all that much; this was just a second-choice job and all he really needs to do is...

Okay, so do we start over with 'A' now? How about Alice in Wonderland by Carroll?

I agree with the Earthsea suggestion, and you should also try The Enchanted Forest Chronicles if you're looking for more lighthearted, fractured fairytale type stuff. I forget who they're by.

I haven't even looked at this one. I was so annoyed by the formulatic first attempt that I decided not to bother.

"Something Vague" -- Bright Eyes

Time does exist, but it has no system. Humans systemised it for measurement purposes (minutes, hours, years). Just like space, it has gone on forever and will go on forever; there was never a beginning and never will be an end. But time does exist, and it has to, or everything would be happening...