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Agreed. I say we occupy Ray William Johnson's channel.

Magic. Got it.

Wow, they've been sciencing up the place these past few months. Pretty cool.

I think with design changes it's best to just get used to it. The only real problem I've had with it is that you can't mouse over the suggestions to see the full title anymore. Still, I can't remember where, but I could have sworn I saw a button to delay the update at some point.

That is essentially it. Sometimes an apple is just an apple. I always argued why we bothered dissecting poetry and trying to apply meaning where there's not supposed to be any. Just because an event happened in a poet/writers life, at the time they wrote a particular poem/novel/short story doesn't indicate that there's a hidden meaning between every line. I actually have to disagree here. It IS possible to find personal meaning in something, even if the author didn't intend for it to be there. The problem is when the teacher tries to teach what THEY saw, and completely disallows all discussion.

Can you take a higher level english class? Not to mention that reading To Kill a Mockingbird in 11th grade seems a bit... late. It is late. But it seems pretty even level for most people my grade ('Murrika), so I don't know if the class is wrong in having it in this grade, but I've always turned down offers for higher classes because I didn't want to do the work that goes along with it. Might consider it now. While it's never been this bad, English class has always been ruining good books in some way or another. Last year I asked to take home a copy of Catcher in the Rye the first day we had it, since that was one I really wanted to read on my own.

My English class is now trying to ruin everything. Today my teacher handed out a sheet that SPOILS EVERY CHAPTER of To Kill A Mockingbird, and expects us to take all tests and answer all questions based on that sheet. They seem to have a lot of copies of the book, took one home to read ahead. Seriously, I hate this class so much...

Humans in five words.

It was my understanding that Otis was the one gathering them before he died, and he was the only one that knew a little girl was in there. He died before the family knew they were looking for her, so he never mentioned it. As for Hershel, I think he really does believe in what he was saying about the walkers still being people, and that he really did believe they could eventually be cured. I don't think he'd have had that reaction if he had just been trying to cover up Sophia. He just knew what they'd do if they found out he was keeping a petting zoo.

Interesting thing about the end, this whole time we've been thinking "Of COURSE they should kill the walkers in the barn, and of COURSE Herschel is crazy for wanting to keep them. He goes down and we're thinking "Oh get the hell over it you crazy moron", and then zombie Sophia ends it with a "Yeah? Let's see how you like it." Then you remember that we lost one, he lost like twenty.

Well finally, some serious shit went down. I can't wait until next we...ffs.

Eh, didn't want to bother with photobucket. Oh well.

Lester the Unlikely tyvm avgn

Related to sleep, that fact that it's 1PM and I just woke up. I have absolutely no way of waking up when I want, since alarms don't help.

To Kill A Mockingbird For school. Still very early on, but liking it so far.

For that matter, what happened to Duff?

Eve from the Bible. Screwing things up for us guys. Pandora, a gift from the Gods, ruining everything for all of mankind. I was delivered by the stork.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPw-3e_pzqU

Is that that one LotR game that people compared to SW: Battlefront? Nope, this is The Two Towers, an early last gen one. Considered one of the only good movie games.

[bleep] yeah.

Same. Honesty, I think it's more racist (though it applies to any possible difference between people) to call attention to differences. The best possible scenario would be one where EVERYONE can make fun of EVERYONE. Edit: Also, it annoys me that there are entirely too few white jokes.

I also hate "brunch". It sounds terrible, and I have not, nor do I know anyone that has ever had brunch.