Asura.Bluespoons said: »
Now THAT's how to page. From now on, that's how I page! /blames spoons
Random Thoughts.....What Are You Thinking?
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Random Thoughts.....What are you thinking?
Guilty too. So, on the subject, hows your lil boob lover? Now THAT's how to page. From now on, that's how I page! /blames spoons I enjoyed Emily Bronte's work. Wuthering Heights was delightfully dark.
Charlotte Bronte on the other hand... I spent a page reading about the decorations in a room, and I have another 400+ pages to go. Jane Eyre sucks. Bismarck.Magnuss said: » I enjoyed Emily Bronte's work. Wuthering Heights was delightfully dark. Charlotte Bronte on the other hand... I spent a page reading about the decorations in a room, and I have another 400+ pages to go. Jane Eyre sucks. Ramuh.Urial said: » Bismarck.Magnuss said: » I enjoyed Emily Bronte's work. Wuthering Heights was delightfully dark. Charlotte Bronte on the other hand... I spent a page reading about the decorations in a room, and I have another 400+ pages to go. Jane Eyre sucks. ... only much less interesting. lol he's doing really well, ty. He's not sleeping for ***right now, though >< His doctor said babies do that around his age, they hit a growth spurt. Basically blah blah, his brain is over-active right now so it's hard for him to sleep. He's a whopping 10lbs, too (half of that being the ears his daddy gave him)! He's also completely bald on the top of his head now because he's always got his hands on his face or his head and he rubbed all the damn hair off lol
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 Spoons, when he gets older, you'll have to tell him about the time you almost gave him the middle name of "Magnus".
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He's gonna be tall! Look at dem legs!! Adorable! Cute toy too! I was worried bout my twin nieces being bald, they grew out of that.
Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Ramuh.Urial said: » Bismarck.Magnuss said: » I enjoyed Emily Bronte's work. Wuthering Heights was delightfully dark. Charlotte Bronte on the other hand... I spent a page reading about the decorations in a room, and I have another 400+ pages to go. Jane Eyre sucks. ... only much less interesting. The real question is if it ever does build suspense will it be as much of a let down! Bismarck.Dracondria said: » truth ikr?! Hoping he grows into them a bit lol Carbuncle.Skulloneix said: » He's gonna be tall! Look at dem legs!! Adorable! Cute toy too! I was worried bout my twin nieces being bald, they grew out of that. He's got some crazy big feet and long *** toes, too. Ovr's work provides mats to Nike so everyone that works where he does gets a shoe discount from them. We're thinking that's going to come in handy when he's older lol
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Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Spoons, when he gets older, you'll have to tell him about the time you almost gave him the middle name of "Magnus". "Your middle name would have been Magnus if your father had agreed!" "OMG I HATE YOU DAD!"
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Imagine if the lady actually wrote down Gayson...
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Asura.Bluespoons said: » Imagine if the lady actually wrote down Gayson... "Mom, dad....I wanted to tell you....I'm gay...." "Oh thank god, now that error on your birth certificate actually works" "What?!" "We've been lying to you, the lady didn't write Grayson....she wrote Gayson...."
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Ramuh.Urial said: » Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Ramuh.Urial said: » Bismarck.Magnuss said: » I enjoyed Emily Bronte's work. Wuthering Heights was delightfully dark. Charlotte Bronte on the other hand... I spent a page reading about the decorations in a room, and I have another 400+ pages to go. Jane Eyre sucks. ... only much less interesting. The real question is if it ever does build suspense will it be as much of a let down! When a book is beloved by readers and hated by contemporary critics, we should suspect that a revolution in consciousness is in progress. This was certainly the case with Jane Eyre. The pseudonymous author, Currer Bell, was blamed for committing the "highest morel offence a novel writer can commit, that of making an unworthy character interesting in the eyes of a reader." The book was said to be mischievous and vulger, pandering to the public's taste for "illegitimate romance." As for the character of the heroine, "Jane Eyre is throughout the personification of an unregenerate and undisciplined spirit . . . she has inherited in fullest measure the worst sin of our fallen nature--the sin of pride." Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Ramuh.Urial said: » Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Ramuh.Urial said: » Bismarck.Magnuss said: » I enjoyed Emily Bronte's work. Wuthering Heights was delightfully dark. Charlotte Bronte on the other hand... I spent a page reading about the decorations in a room, and I have another 400+ pages to go. Jane Eyre sucks. ... only much less interesting. The real question is if it ever does build suspense will it be as much of a let down! When a book is beloved by readers and hated by contemporary critics, we should suspect that a revolution in consciousness is in progress. This was certainly the case with Jane Eyre. The pseudonymous author, Currer Bell, was blamed for committing the "highest morel offence a novel writer can commit, that of making an unworthy character interesting in the eyes of a reader." The book was said to be mischievous and vulger, pandering to the public's taste for "illegitimate romance." As for the character of the heroine, "Jane Eyre is throughout the personification of an unregenerate and undisciplined spirit . . . she has inherited in fullest measure the worst sin of our fallen nature--the sin of pride."
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EXACTLY. *** dis text.
I hate that I have to teach it, this year. You think I could just Sparknotes it, maybe? I mean, they're only AP students... Bismarck.Magnuss said: » EXACTLY. *** dis text. I hate that I have to teach it, this year. You think I could just Sparknotes it, maybe? I mean, they're only AP students... I want to go to a book club with you two.
Asura.Bluespoons said: » I want to go to a book club with you two. They were glorious!
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Ramuh.Urial said: » Bismarck.Magnuss said: » EXACTLY. *** dis text. I hate that I have to teach it, this year. You think I could just Sparknotes it, maybe? I mean, they're only AP students... Asura.Bluespoons said: » I want to go to a book club with you two.
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Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Ramuh.Urial said: » Bismarck.Magnuss said: » EXACTLY. *** dis text. I hate that I have to teach it, this year. You think I could just Sparknotes it, maybe? I mean, they're only AP students... Asura.Bluespoons said: » I want to go to a book club with you two. In regards to your first comment Mag....  As for the second comment....I say we do classic British Epic Poetry.... :3 ....or Drama. British or Greek both work. I used to looove reading. I never had much of a favorite, just whatever was handed to me. I started getting bad migraines after an accident though and focusing on books made them worse so I stopped. I miss books!
Also, if I did this to Sam when he got older, how much do you think he'd loathe me? Ramuh.Urial said: » I say we do classic British Epic Poetry.... :3 ....or Drama. British or Greek both work.
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Asura.Bluespoons said: » I used to looove reading. I never had much of a favorite, just whatever was handed to me. I started getting bad migraines after an accident though and focusing on books made them worse so I stopped. I miss books! Also, if I did this to Sam when he got older, how much do you think he'd loathe me? YouTube Video Placeholder
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Asura.Bluespoons said: » I used to looove reading. I never had much of a favorite, just whatever was handed to me. I started getting bad migraines after an accident though and focusing on books made them worse so I stopped. I miss books! Also, if I did this to Sam when he got older, how much do you think he'd loathe me? My cousin used to talk about how awesome his was....saw him 10 years later and brought it up....he walked away....
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Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Ramuh.Urial said: » I say we do classic British Epic Poetry.... :3 ....or Drama. British or Greek both work. I saw we just do all the Oedipus tragedies so we can feel better about our lives. "Least I didn't kill my dad and impregnate my mom with deaf mute half siblings!"
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One day I'd like to read Don Quixote de La Mancha. Or whatever it was called.
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Ramuh.Urial said: » Asura.Bluespoons said: » I used to looove reading. I never had much of a favorite, just whatever was handed to me. I started getting bad migraines after an accident though and focusing on books made them worse so I stopped. I miss books! Also, if I did this to Sam when he got older, how much do you think he'd loathe me? My cousin used to talk about how awesome his was....saw him 10 years later and brought it up....he walked away.... Ovr used to have one! I give him so much ***for it but he's still convinced he was the ***back then and would be if he had one now lol Carbuncle.Skulloneix said: » One day I'd like to read Don Quixote de La Mancha. Or whatever it was called. Bit weird at parts but it's a great piece of literature with how it mocks the hero cycle and the idea of knights and chivalry.
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