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HAHA. Which side are you on?
Yeah, I still read them, and I get into them, but theres none of the excitement of getting the next one that I used to feel...
How can you illustrate the apology?
Well, I was hoping it would look a little something like this:
plus, he's an artist. He'll think of something (I don't need to worry because I'm right)
A-duh. The side that believes Snape is going to be a-OK.
I feel like I should start a thread posing the question since you all tend to be pretty fair. However, I've already posted one thread today and I think that's my limit.
He killed Dumbledore!!
I thought the same as you til then...
Edit: Btw, I love that picture
plus, he's an artist. He'll think of something (I don't need to worry because I'm right)
A-duh. The side that believes Snape is going to be a-OK.
I feel like I should start a thread posing the question since you all tend to be pretty fair. However, I've already posted one thread today and I think that's my limit.
a poll should be made!
and your artist skills make me jelous of my lack
heres a couple things i've read sorta recently that i liked:
Freakonomics (really isn't super econ really, and brings up some very interesting points)
The Namesake (you might like this better if you're indian/paki, etc)
you guys have put up a lot though - thanks!! i've been needing book recommendations!
I feel stupid... because that, harry potter and one of the series of unfortunate events books (aka kiddie books) are all that I've read.
I have a books you shouldn't read
"The book of flying" by Keith Miller.... so screwed up.
"the god of small things" by Arundhati Roy (incest, much?!)
I read a novel "Anybody Out There?" by Marian Keyes... Its pretty good, usually i'm against this type of fiction but it was really sad with believable characters.
very good
got tons of ppl to read it aswell.
then the guy wrote another book.
i forget what its called.
havent started reading it.
i read this book called ant farm.
jon stewart said it was halarious.(sp?)
and it was.
its was a book of short quips.
the end was a little dry.
i think its only funny to people who remember school back when u were like 4 9 and 15
Yeah! I read it a little while ago. I think the points are a bit, well, out there. But it still makes economics seem more applicable to everyday parts of life, which I am all for.
very good
got tons of ppl to read it aswell.
then the guy wrote another book.
i forget what its called.
havent started reading it.
I think.
I haven't read this latest book either. Part of me is terrified simply because of my reaction to House of Leaves... but it was soooo good.
its not scary as far as ive read (which is like 10 pages)
i just dont really know how to read it.
i love thoes
graphic novel-wise, he does the Sandman collection.
But you all need to read all his other awesome books.
seriously, just find anything by Neil Gaiman, he's like God of fantasy land.
"Tuesdays with Morrie" Mitch Albom
"The Alchemist" forgot who its by
"Tuesdays With Morrie" is fantastic. I went into it kind of skeptical, but I was in tears by the end. It was so much better than I ever thought it would be.
i didn't think it was as good. he has another book that came out sorta recently but i can't remember.
I actually have the new book (it's called "For One More Day"), but I haven't read it yet. I'm a little hesitant to open it because i think it may just be redundant.