If you get to Mystic, does it just look like a regular orgasm, but everyone pretends it was just as cool as before ?
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I just finished A Madness of Angels and the first sequel, The Midnight Mayor by Kate Griffin, and I really liked them (I've got the next one on hold at the library).
It's just well, they all seemed so happy for a bit there. I mean maybe we should have started with coffee first, but fortune favours the bold you know.
Agreed here - coming from the other direction. The moment I turned my profile to "On" I got a ton of messages from guys that were along the lines of "Hey" or "How are you tonight", which belonged to mostly blank profiles of dudes who's only listed interests were "The Outdoors, Food". There was nothing wrong with…
This kind of registers closer to sexy nightgown to me...
Good to know!
The young protectors reeeeally pushes at the edge of comfort for may/december romances for me - I'll confess that I'm not up-to-date, but when it started to get more serious between the two, all I could think about was how easy it would be for a guy like the Annihilator to manipulate a kid like Kyle, and well... It…
100% agree. I got to these at just the right age, and now my very dog eared copy of Howl's Moving Castle has a place of pride on my bookshelf. I love the film too, but they are really different beasts - and I agree, you benefit from reading the book first.
As someone who picked up The Eye of the World when they were 13, I would have to agree with you. It's pretty crazy how your relationship to the characters change as you get older. When I started the series the protagonists were adults or almost adults. When I finished it, I was old enough to understand they were…
I loved the crap out of these when I was a kid - but the level is definitely aimed at younger readers. But it's a series all about not fitting in, and about finding your place in the world when that happens, which pretty much makes it a perfect preteen fantasy series.
I kind of agree with you there - I read these when I was a kid and I loved the crap out of them. Out of nostalgia's sake I re-read them and they sort of frustrated me.
That is a crying shame, because I would have loved to know too. I imagine a kind of tomcat musk with whatever a manly flower scent would be.
I can't even begin to think about the hat or the outfit when my mind is filled with so many questions about the terrifying dental appliance he appears to be sporting.
It's about -11 C here today, so actually not too bad. We had a few days there in November that dipped down to -35 C (~ -31F ) or so, which is getting into goddamn cold territory.
My personal favourite trip to a pharmacy was one day I went with my friends on our way to a party. One guy was complaining of back pain, so I convinced him to buy some generic brand Robax. The other guy was carrying our liquor store purchase and was getting some other supplies to stock up for the party.
Ditto. I vividly remember the time when some moron at blockbuster let my brother and I rent Ninja Scroll***. I think I was eleven, and my brother was ten. We got our hands on Akira sometime around then too.