Random Thoughts.....What Are You Thinking?
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Random Thoughts.....What are you thinking?
Bismarck.Magnuss said: » I won't pass them off as great literature simply because I have yet to take the time to analyze them,, but good reads no less. Hey Uri, where have you hidden Heado? o.O
Carbuncle.Skulloneix said: » Hey Uri, where have you hidden Heado? o.O I can see the appeal and why people are in love with the series, but I have to put on my devil's advocate hat for a moment and say that I don't agree with some of the themes. Focus on a class system, rewards for blatant insubordination as well as a celebration of the bourgeois.
But as I said before, it does help students into the transition between reading young adult books to some of the toughest classics, so I'd still recommend it to my students.
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Pft i made a main thingy now and keep dying in the same *** dungeon over and over again >.>
Made it to the top once. Found a huge *** boss and pretty much insta died.. /starts over again =.= kill me
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Lame...
Well, my parents are fine and my brother is fine aaaand my dog is fine. My pops held the phone down to his ear and I talked to him and he licked the phone.
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Odin.Headstrong said: » Pft i made a main thingy now and keep dying in the same *** dungeon over and over again >.> Made it to the top once. Found a huge *** boss and pretty much insta died.. /starts over again =.= kill me Bismarck.Magnuss said: » I can see the appeal and why people are in love with the series, but I have to put on my devil's advocate hat for a moment and say that I don't agree with some of the themes. Focus on a class system, rewards for blatant insubordination as well as a celebration of the bourgeois. But as I said before, it does help students into the transition between reading young adult books to some of the toughest classics, so I'd still recommend it to my students. Ramuh.Urial said: » Bismarck.Magnuss said: » I can see the appeal and why people are in love with the series, but I have to put on my devil's advocate hat for a moment and say that I don't agree with some of the themes. Focus on a class system, rewards for blatant insubordination as well as a celebration of the bourgeois. But as I said before, it does help students into the transition between reading young adult books to some of the toughest classics, so I'd still recommend it to my students.  Young Joey Tribiani????????? =3 Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Ramuh.Urial said: » Bismarck.Magnuss said: » I can see the appeal and why people are in love with the series, but I have to put on my devil's advocate hat for a moment and say that I don't agree with some of the themes. Focus on a class system, rewards for blatant insubordination as well as a celebration of the bourgeois. But as I said before, it does help students into the transition between reading young adult books to some of the toughest classics, so I'd still recommend it to my students. Houses become irrelevant later in the book. I forget that as of the first book you know nothing of the wizards world. My counter is much later in the series. Ah. Yeah, I only have the one book to go by so far. This is just my observation on those 300 pages.
Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Ah. Yeah, I only have the one book to go by so far. This is just my observation on those 300 pages. /hands Mag a copy of The Once and Future King
There, that'll keep you out of Wizard novels! Just Ignore Merlin, and Mordrid, and well...enjoy! Carbuncle.Skulloneix said: » /hands Mag a copy of The Once and Future King There, that'll keep you out of Wizard novels! Just Ignore Merlin, and Mordrid, and well...enjoy! Given the age range he is gonna be teaching it's kinda required lol.
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woke up, feel like ***. check paperwork, realize I'm ahead of scheduled and have completed any task that doesn't require surveys.
yup, dunno what to do now.
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-tosses Skull's books back to his face-
 Ramuh.Urial said: » Carbuncle.Skulloneix said: » /hands Mag a copy of The Once and Future King There, that'll keep you out of Wizard novels! Just Ignore Merlin, and Mordrid, and well...enjoy! Given the age range he is gonna be teaching it's kinda required lol. Wow, that last sentence actually hurt to type. But, I gadda do what I gadda do.
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Lol, this reminds me that when I was on the phone with my Dad he was asking me about my Library job. I told him about how they asked me to do some book reviews, and then also to suggest some books they didn't have. When I told him the books I suggested he laughed and said, "Wow, I didn't know you were literate." He's got a Master's in English/Literature. His book collection back home is some where around 14,000 books... though it might have been more than that.
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Asura.Vyre said: » Lol, this reminds me that when I was on the phone with my Dad he was asking me about my Library job. I told him about how they asked me to do some book reviews, and then also to suggest some books they didn't have. When I told him the books I suggested he laughed and said, "Wow, I didn't know you were literate." He's got a Master's in English/Literature. His book collection back home is some where around 14,000 books... though it might have been more than that.
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Asura.Vyre said: » Lol, this reminds me that when I was on the phone with my Dad he was asking me about my Library job. I told him about how they asked me to do some book reviews, and then also to suggest some books they didn't have. When I told him the books I suggested he laughed and said, "Wow, I didn't know you were literate." He's got a Master's in English/Literature. His book collection back home is some where around 14,000 books... though it might have been more than that.
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Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Asura.Vyre said: » Lol, this reminds me that when I was on the phone with my Dad he was asking me about my Library job. I told him about how they asked me to do some book reviews, and then also to suggest some books they didn't have. When I told him the books I suggested he laughed and said, "Wow, I didn't know you were literate." He's got a Master's in English/Literature. His book collection back home is some where around 14,000 books... though it might have been more than that. Asura.Vyre said: » Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Asura.Vyre said: » Lol, this reminds me that when I was on the phone with my Dad he was asking me about my Library job. I told him about how they asked me to do some book reviews, and then also to suggest some books they didn't have. When I told him the books I suggested he laughed and said, "Wow, I didn't know you were literate." He's got a Master's in English/Literature. His book collection back home is some where around 14,000 books... though it might have been more than that.
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Ramuh.Urial said: » Asura.Vyre said: » Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Asura.Vyre said: » Lol, this reminds me that when I was on the phone with my Dad he was asking me about my Library job. I told him about how they asked me to do some book reviews, and then also to suggest some books they didn't have. When I told him the books I suggested he laughed and said, "Wow, I didn't know you were literate." He's got a Master's in English/Literature. His book collection back home is some where around 14,000 books... though it might have been more than that. |
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