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 Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 3:40 pm
I hear that printers and mechanical devices tend to malfunction when around artists or artistic auras.*
I...I'm going to go. *yawns* Sleepy time.
I almost can't compose myself in second language anymore.
*Reference from the webcomic Sequential Art.
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Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 3:43 pm
*looks at her bookshelves*
Fiction.. fiction... Japanese samurai... fiction... Popular American Composers... fiction, fiction, and more fiction...
and then I have all my music books...
sketch books..
manga...
Something on greek mythology and such...
I like a lot of fiction... I can't get absorbed into non-fiction, somehow, though I liked my world history class and some of the stuff we were reading.
I like books about books, like Inkheart... Books about vampires/werewolves, like Cirque du Freak and Twilight...
Really, I like anything supernatural, or fantasy...
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Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 4:53 pm
Hello, I am Dragmar. I am a new member of Role Play Refuge and I am pleased to meet you all. As a new member, I haven't the slightest clue which role plays would be good for a new member, like myself. If anyone would like to point me in the direction of a role play that I can handle, I would be most grateful.
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Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 5:03 pm
i love fantasy ive read harry potter, his dark materials, narnia series, inkheart series, and theif lord and dragon rider im currently rereading the drzzt dourdan books, dragon lance. i wnat to reread the lotr. and im currently awaiting threlease of the last of the eragon series (it comes out september 20th)
ive read so many books in fiction and nonfiction i just cant name em all it would take pages and pages. i used to read 4 books a day in my summers when i was younger one a day during school years. (read the whole harry potter series in two days non stop reading) i love manga just cant get my hands on it enough i almolt finishe hiraki no go or something like that. i ,love history books and biographies. i love stories about children who face adversity and come out of it ok. ive read liminy snickests series of unfortunate events and i hated the last book with a passion. yep i read alot 3nodding
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Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 5:04 pm
*double posts and gluggles the new person whilst laughing maniacly* mwahahahahahahaha ninja
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Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 5:23 pm
'Ello, stranger! -waves at Dragmar- I'm Waveh, welcome to RPR! :] As for roleplays, there's a new one I recently joined, with two pages of posts so far, it's fairly new. It's called Turmoil in Faerie, with humans, as well as the Seelie and Unseelie Courts. I'm not sure if it's your type, but it seems to be active and literate. ^_^
@Tana: Yes, Europe is quite different. I expect it's changed a bit since I was last there - two summers ago for a vacation in Romania, but I like Europe, it is very different from NA XD
There are some types of non-fiction I'll read though, or at least skim. Anything about mythical or fantasy stuff, astrology, astronomy... Or, if I am researching for one of my stories. Though I mostly read fiction - fantasy novels, or young adult novels. Sarah Dessen's books are amazing. <3
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Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 5:58 pm
Potential to see at a movie theater:
Wall-E: Meh, probably not.
Hancock: If I feel like it.
The Dark Knight: YES!
Not to start a browser war, but Firefox isn't as great as people make it out to be. I know, because I use both.
Welcome, Dragmar.
*uber-gluggles Alwyn* Yay, another Inheritance Trilogy fan! The Eragon movie was awful, but the books are so great.
On the topic of manga (which I don't get a chance to read that often), I recently read the first book of Wild Adapter (written by the creator of Journey to the West).
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Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 6:07 pm
Wall-E was great. The only reason I didn't cry was because my thirteen year old girl cousin was cheerily watching the movie and munching on her candy... Hancock and The Dark Knight are a must see. biggrin I'mma possibly see Hancock this weekend. biggrin
Anywho, Brisingr comes out in two months! whee
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Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 6:26 pm
Hancock was very interesting movie, not really what I was expecting at all, but still good.
I haven't seen Wall-E yet, but I want to soooo badly T^T
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Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 6:43 pm
i want to see wanted aswell just for the curved bullet thing also waiting on hell boy and yeah
i really wanna see dark night it is goint to be his best performance as joker cause he put so much of himself into it.
yes im an inheritance icwindale and legacy of drow fan
i even started the spider wars series wich is pretty good all the spider queen clerics have lost there powers and their on a mission to find out why only the men still have there magick but then again it is arcane and not ruled by a diety
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Eloquent Conversationalist
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Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 6:52 pm
I've read a fair amount of the story of Drizzt Do'Urden and love the entire thing . . . sure some parts are slower than others, but when a book depresses me as they kill off a major character, it is awesome. When the gloom lasts for a week, it is beyond awesome.
Synopsis of movies listed here:
The Dark Knight - oh . . . hell yeah!!!
Wall*E - Beginning to sound better than just a kiddie film
Hellboy - another hell yeah!
Wanted - meh. DVD time.
Hancock - waiting for DVD on this one too.
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Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 6:54 pm
You know what I like? Squirrels! Fidgety squirrels that, when they drink coffee, they're insanely fast and can crawl at the speed-of-light so that the whole world around them is frozen! Teehee! Oh, and that antique squirrel-rat thing from Ice Age. He's pwnsome <3
-giggles insanely, rocks back and forth in corner-
We'll kidnap the antique squirrel and feed it its acorn to keep it happy then we'll sell the full, happy antique squirrel at an auction and we'll make a lots and tons and a jillionth amount of money, and we'll be rich, and with that money that we made by kidnapping the antique squirrel and feeding it its acorn to keep it happy and selling the full, happy antique squirrel at an auction, we'll buy more antique squirrels and we will feed them their acorns to keep them happy and then we'll sell the full, happy antique squirrels at an auction where we'll make tons and a lot and a jillion more money so then we can buy even MORE antique squirrels....
-froths at the mouth-
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Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 6:56 pm
Magni Prime I've read a fair amount of the story of Drizzt Do'Urden and love the entire thing . . . sure some parts are slower than others, but when a book depresses me as they kill off a major character, it is awesome. When the gloom lasts for a week, it is beyond awesome.
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Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 6:59 pm
Magni Prime Wall*E - Beginning to sound better than just a kiddie film
Actually, it's surprisingly deep [y'know, cause all the robots]. I barely kept myself from crying. emo And it has quite a few funny LOL moments. biggrin
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Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 7:00 pm
I like angsty books >> and depressing books... <<;
Things that make your chest ache 'cause you're so into it it's not funny...
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