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There was a point to this story, but it has temporarily escaped the chronicler's mind. - So Long And Thanks for All the Fish by Douglas Adams |
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(warm-blooded, omnivorous, currently alive) Diet includes walrus diarrhea, preserved portions of man-made worms cooked in boiling water and the outermost layer of flesh of eggs that have been incubated, raised, beheaded, plucked and fried in oil. Extremely unpredictable, high-five on sight. tagboard
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So, I decided I'm going to slay all my exams with leveling up, and whatever. (So why am I blogging? And I seem to remember saying this before...) But anyways. Why, for sanity's sake, Do they not ever put the summary page on the same page as the comprehension? ... I'm sick of this. I feel like tearing out of the page. Oh and all the sick things in Stardust didn't get included in the movie. Like the fact that the fallen star was totally hateful to Tristran at the first part (and I find it funny that her name didn't even appear until I was 5/8 into the book) and that the unicorn was killed and butchered by one of the three old women And... what else.. Oh and I thought the serewood was really really kewl. Was it in the movie? I can't remember. Ah anyway. I'm almost finished. Next book will be either The Eyeball Collector or Fragile Things. I gave up on City of Ashes. How can y'all read that book? I find it impossible. For some reason (maybe boredom) I started training armpower with the 1.5 liter bottle. Admittedly it's more entertaining than chinese summaries. And it also motivates me to keep drinking from it so it'll be lighter so I won't be so dehydrated. edit: haha, I'm so smart! i took a picture of the page and copied it from there. *glints* |