That would have actually been very cool.

So, there you go. Grouping them together isn't exactly douchey in my opinion. I just happen to be interested in literature so much so that my perception on what people do or don't automatically know is skewed.

I could have given examples instead, but I was too lazy. Fine. Have you read The Great Gatsby? Of Mice and Men? All I was saying is that there's a huge amount of successful books that don't have a happy ending.

I mean material goods. :P

I will go read it nao. :3

You don't need to be "emo" to appreciate stories like that. Have you read anything from the Modernism movement?

Everything is cool eventually if it sticks around long enough.

Suit yourself. It's only gotten good reviews so far.

It all started with a discussion on some forum about demolition derbies. I decided to think from a car's point of view on the matter, and next thing I knew I couldn't stop typing. And yes, it is rather depressing to see cars end that way, however exciting it may be.

Does anyone know if we'll be able to take a brown Kia Cee'd around the track?

Perfect place to put this "story" I wrote:

Strongly disagreed. That car is just very feminine. Not "gay."

Yeah... It was either let my dad give me his car for free or buy a better one on my own. No point in not taking it, if only for a while.

I don't think it's really worth sinking any more money into it. We've already paid about exactly what it's worth in repairs, so we're looking to get rid of it as soon as a good deal for a better car comes around.

My 2003 Ford Focus SE (Not pictured, but that one is exactly like it) is, unfortunately, automatic. However, unlike a normal automatic that shifts smoothly and unnoticeably, it's loud and slow at every gear change. Someone with a terrible reaction time could shift faster than it already does. Sometimes, while going…

Maybe. It has been a very long time. I think the movie was half a year old when I saw it. I recorded it on a VHS tape, so it must have been a while ago. :P

I thought the fourth was the worst of the series. Too hard to follow. I still haven't seen Fast Five yet, though.

The perspective is so spot-on that I physically can't imagine it being as flat as it really is.

I know that. It's still bad. Much like I love Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, but it's still awful. "So bad, it's good" is still bad. Just enjoyable.

It's a cult classic, I recommend you all to see it if you haven't, but NOBODY can possibly tell me this is not a terrible movie.