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I saw the first two last night too. My reaction to that little surprise was "haha it's a freakin' polar bear" then falling over with laughter. :p Its quite original isn't it? :rolleyes:

Yep. :D It looks good, even has little illustrations in it.

Today I bought The Melancholy Death Of Oyster Boy & Other Short Stories by Tim Burton. I also looked at other books to see what I'd get next time. :p

Thanks. Well the performing is part of the course... so I have to do it. I'm doing it again this year. Think I have to play 15 minutes including a snare piece infront of the examinor. I think I'm going to try and get a little more practice of playing infront of people in... or drink a lot of...

Yeh... I added that to my post :p I didn't do too bad. Four 1's and four 2's. A little disapointed with my seperate marks though... I got a 4 for my music solo performance (drumming), I have no confidence. :o

I got my exam results back today and am trying to keep from going over them again and scrutinising every little thing that I didn't think I did good enough in. Other than that I've been reading a little bit and right now I'm sitting infront of the computer eating cookies... well I was until I...

Well I just borrowed Bored Of The Rings and The Soddit off a friend (who hadn't read them yet) so now my expectations are low... but maybe since I'm still 15 I'll find them funny... if i read them before my brithday next month that is : :p

Well... the big charity shop freak I am, I am went out and got another load of books... Hide & Seek - Ian Rankin (£1.00) Memnoch The Devil - Anne Rice (£1.00) The Wasp Factory - Iain Banks (£1.25) Shade's Children - Garth Nix (£1.29) Kept In The Dark - Nina Bawden (£1.00) The Restaurant...

Lol... Actually I wear tartan trousers. :rolleyes:

I'm not sure that I look like a tartan skirt... I don't even wear skirts...but oh well....

I just got back from seeing Madagascar at the cinema. I liked it, it was funny. I especially loved the lemurs and their dancing. :p

Dirk Gently's Hostilic Detective Agency by Douglas Adams. :)

I noticed this and wondered... why don't moderators merge threads? :confused:

I went out on a charity shop spree and bought the following: Psycho 2 - Robery Bloch (£0.49) Along Came A Spider - James Patterson (£2.00) 1st To Die - James Patterson (£0.79) Memoirs Of A Geisha - Arthur Golden (£2.97 - Not in a charity shop, but really cheap from Music Zone) The Vampire...

Have a look here for your nearest. :) (This is the list of stores outside the US.) I like Borders. My nearest is in Glasgow, so I don't get to go there that often. The Glasgow Borders can get a little confusing, but not with the actual organisation of the books, rather actually trying to...

I love charity shops and anywhere else I can get books cheap. Its usually an older version of the book (old cover maybe) and it may be a little worn, but they're good enough for me! :D I will buy my books new if I know they're ones I'm not going to be finding in a charity shop anytime soon...

I can feel like that if I really get into a fantasy series or just one really great book. But other times when I feel all my questions are answered and the adventure is well and truey over, I feel satisfied and want to get the next book out of the pile and getting started on that. :D

I've only read a few of his books (conflicting views from other people have put me off), but 2 that I read and liked were Carrie and 'Salems' Lot.

Ooo... I'll second that vote! I loved this book :rolleyes:

I'e only read a few of King's books... but I'd have to say my least favourite out of what I've read so far would have to be Cujo.