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So, last night, I started reading the fourth book in the Percy Jackson series, since I had finally been able to get ahold of it at the library. Finished it at about 1 in the morning. Read the fifth book in the series today. So I basically cut out 2/3s of my computer time in the last two days, between that and playing guitar.

Ah. Good series.

 

Now read "The Lost Hero" by the same author. Basically a continuation.

So, *spoiler alert* at the end of the series, Percy gets with Annabeth. I really felt it was a good ending to the series, which I assume is my feminine side coming out again, but whatever. So, anyway, pretty much all day today, after finishing the book, I've been fantasizing about getting a girlfriend. Kinda annoying.

Now read "The Lost Hero" by the same author. Basically a continuation.

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@Monk

 

Hard to say really. Its one of those things I can't place my finger on, but there's just something I like about the idea of the original. I'm bad at explaining myself. :-X

 

And with that I'm gunna play some gaemz.

 

Oh, I've been meaning to ask you. I've seen you mention Fallout often, which games in the series have you played?

 

Fallout 3 and New Vegas.

And I'll just probably stick around with the middle age part lol.

 

Ah, I was wondering if you'd played the Interplay trilogy. I've played them all except New Vegas, as my computer could barely handle 3.

@Monk: K. I'll see if they have it at the library tomorrow.

 

So, the biggest problem with this is that I have this party coming up. It's a Harry Potter party that S set up, because of the final movie coming out. I'm very much planning on going, mostly because I've been learning Granger Danger for that party specifically, seeing as it's from a parody of the series that a lot of my friends really like. However, if you listen to the song, it's got some dissonant counterpoint in it. I think that's what it's called anyway. Either way, I've been planning on asking S to sing Draco's part, seeing as she's seen it, she's going, and she's about the only person I can reasonably ask because there'd have to be some prep time where I figured out how to play behind someone else singing. She's one of two friends that I ever hang out with, Dylan being the other one. Dylan's not going because he hasn't read Harry Potter.

And with that I'm gunna play some gaemz.

 

Oh, I've been meaning to ask you. I've seen you mention Fallout often, which games in the series have you played?

 

Fallout 3 and New Vegas.

And I'll just probably stick around with the middle age part lol.

 

Ah, I was wondering if you'd played the Interplay trilogy. I've played them all except New Vegas, as my computer could barely handle 3.

 

If Xbox had the other Fallouts, I would definitely play them. Would be nice to play those and play New Vegas and fallout 3 again to see the references to the previous games that I never really got.

Who! You changed your name back to Who!

 

 

I just noticed.

@Monk

Hard to say really. Its one of those things I can't place my finger on, but there's just something I like about the idea of the original. I'm bad at explaining myself. :-X

I like both, but the alt. reality version appeals to me more. She actually shows emotions.

 

@Monk: K. I'll see if they have it at the library tomorrow.

And another series suggestion if you haven't already read it, the Pendragon series.

So now I have to contend with my feelings for her alongside this whole thing. What will probably end up happening is that I'll chicken out and not play the song or anything. And that would suck, seeing as I really like the song, really enjoy playing. Also, I'm going to end up putting a [cabbage] ton of work into this to learn it, and go through a lot of pain until my hand adapts to the uncomfortable position.

Hey look pie is here.

@Death: Yup. Decided I liked being called Who better than Tyler on here. Dunno why.

 

@Monk: Yeah, I read them. Though, I'm trying to read some harder stuff this summer, get some new books in, so I probably wouldn't have picked them up. If I hadn't been trying to finish the Percy Jackson series, I probably would have glossed over them too. Unfortunately, all the non-YA fantasy is really cliche. It's kind of annoying. :/

 

I've tried a couple of times to get Dylan to read the Harry Potter series, with my latest attempt being today. I handed him Sorcerer's Stone, and he read 4 pages before getting bored. I figured, "Ok, it's just because he's at my house. He can take it home, that's what I was planning on." Right now, it's sitting on my TV downstairs, where he left it before going home. It's one of those things I don't understand. I'm an excessively good student for how little I try. I worry about getting B+'s instead of A's. Dylan worries about getting F's instead of D's. Yet somehow, we ended up best friends. :/

@Monk: Yeah, I read them. Though, I'm trying to read some harder stuff this summer, get some new books in, so I probably wouldn't have picked them up. If I hadn't been trying to finish the Percy Jackson series, I probably would have glossed over them too. Unfortunately, all the non-YA fantasy is really cliche. It's kind of annoying. :/

Have you tried the Bartholomew trilogy?

hai red jimmy.

@Monk: Yup. Pretty much all of the popular YA and J Fic stuff you can name, I've read. Until recently, the only one was the Hunger Games Trilogy, but I finished those too.

 

So, after Dylan got bored of reading, we went downstairs. I picked up my guitar, mostly out of habit, and decided I might as well play Granger Danger, at least the opening bit since he doesn't appreciate my singing. Played it a little, and Dylan starts [bleep]ing at me about how bad I am at playing guitar. Dylan doesn't play any instruments and is worse at singing than I am. I'm just like, why? Why do you have to put down one of the few talents that I feel good about, that I like having? I know I'm not amazing, but I think I crossed the threshold from crappy to ok at some point. :/

Hello red jimmy.

 

G'night.

@Monk: Yup. Pretty much all of the popular YA and J Fic stuff you can name, I've read. Until recently, the only one was the Hunger Games Trilogy, but I finished those too.

Are you into religious/theological books at all?

 

Some books:

An Atheist Defends God

A Brave New World

Physics of the Impossible

 

will add more.

It doesn't help that Dylan's better at every single other right brained activity. His worst pots are better than my best. His drawings look cartoony, but otherwise good. Mine just look like crap. Always. On Wednesdays, when we wear nice clothes for lulz, he's always the one to get compliments. Always. There's been exactly once that I got the compliment when he didn't, and that was from S, so I don't know how much that counts for. This is literally the only right brained thing I can do that he can't. :/

 

Edit: @Monk: No, I don't. I'm kinda in a grey area with Religion. Like, I'm 90% sure I don't believe in a god, however, I don't want my parents to know considering how much [cabbage] that will cause. At least not yet.

They couldn't be too upset about an atheist defending religion, could they?

They'd be upset with my being an atheist at all. Especially my dad. Hypocritical, considering he doesn't go to church except Easter and Christmas. But I know how it would work.

Well, you could tell them you're reading it to find out the irony in why the author is defending something he doesn't believe in.. or something like that.

It doesn't work anymore. Sorry.

 

Anyway, I'ma go try and play video games. If I get bored, I'm going to bed. So, see ya.

The post thing? Yeah, I knew that a while ago. I was just doing it in memorial.

 

Also bye.