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31 Aug 08 - 21:46
I do like how the story is going so far, and I think I'll want to read more. But the only problem is that it's so darn long and that I have too little time...

Ah well, I can't complain anyway. My fault for procrastination in the first place (and I partly blame my friends for convincing me to procrastinate too >< )
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Nero Higher Spirit
31 Aug 08 - 23:09
It's worth pushing past that hump and finishing the book. ;)
3 Sep 08 - 22:26
I procrastinate constantly, Fuzzy :P
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5 Sep 08 - 03:17
David Cat wrote:I procrastinate constantly, Fuzzy :P
"Fuzzy"...are you actually confusing me with my self-declared rival???? :ninja2:

Edit: Just kidding. I don't really have a rival...I'd be too wimpy to beat them. Plus, I'm too busy on finishing David Copperfield. ;)
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Nero Higher Spirit
5 Sep 08 - 19:45
XxHogwartsHokagexX wrote:
David Cat wrote:I procrastinate constantly, Fuzzy :P
"Fuzzy"...are you actually confusing me with my self-declared rival???? :ninja2:
I always think you two as either twins, or rivals....

Dunno why. Both your personalities are similar I suppose.
5 Sep 08 - 20:57
The time paradox was pretty bad anyway. The first artemis fowl was the only really good one.
Read the the redemption of athalus by dadvid and leigh eddings (Authors who don't copy Tolkein at all.) and will be reading some marcus sedgewick
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6 Sep 08 - 03:28
Nero wrote:I always think you two as either twins, or rivals....

Dunno why. Both your personalities are similar I suppose.
Hm. I tend to feel the same way about you and Dansariki.

Taking a break from David Copperfield and skimming through my new history book... -_-

Edit: I know I must have been blabbling on about this book by now...but I lost it in school recently, and it's due tomorrow in the library too...I'm doomed. :unsure:
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9 Sep 08 - 14:21
Now reading War and XPs by Rich Burlew. =D
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9 Sep 08 - 19:44
Reading the Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain.
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10 Sep 08 - 02:52
Im reading Artemis Fowl - The Arctic Incident
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10 Sep 08 - 03:09
Reading section 5.1 of my chemistry textbook.

*snores*
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Dansariki Higher Spirit
11 Sep 08 - 19:12
Currently reading
The Golden Compass, His Dark Materials Book 1 (Phillip Pullman)
Re-reading The Fountainhead (Ayn Rand)
Re-reading Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith (Mathew Stover)

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11 Sep 08 - 22:18
wrote:The time paradox was pretty bad anyway. The first artemis fowl was the only really good one.
Blasphemy! :P


Still reading most of the same things I was last time (Time Paradox, Drivers Handbook, and JS and MN. I'm not slow, really), in addition to Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut, Darkly Dreaming Dexter by Jeff Lindsay and Maskerade by Terry Pratchett.


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Sentynel One with The Other Place
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12 Sep 08 - 00:13
I don't understand people who can read lots of books at the same time..
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12 Sep 08 - 00:43
Eldest ~Christopher Paolini (No bashing, people It's the first time I'm reading it. And I'm not planning to ever do so again once I'm done.)
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Dansariki Higher Spirit
12 Sep 08 - 21:33
Heh.
I think you'll like it at least a little bit, I do.

Now adding Edith Hamilton's Mythology.
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There was never a good war, or a bad peace.
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12 Sep 08 - 21:35
XxHogwartsHokagexX wrote:
David Cat wrote:I procrastinate constantly, Fuzzy :P
"Fuzzy"...are you actually confusing me with my self-declared rival???? :ninja2:
Oh sorry about that
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12 Sep 08 - 22:19
Rofl.
Fuzzy and just fuzzy.
Ahaha.
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There was never a good war, or a bad peace.
~Benjamin Franklin
You can kill a man but you can't kill an idea.
~Medgar Evers

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13 Sep 08 - 14:34
Uh... what?

Only 200 pages left of JS&MN!


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15 Sep 08 - 19:29
Sentynel wrote:Now reading War and XPs by Rich Burlew. =D
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