Okay, so I’ve been a Christian for about four years now, but before you scroll past this, know that I am not mad about this post. Jesus is confusing; even his disciples didn’t know what he was talking about 75% of the time. I’ve often been confused by some of these issues and totally get where this post is coming…

I've been working on some sketches for my first comic for a few weeks (who am I kidding ? Months) now. I'm not nearly as far along as I should be becaus of college apps and AP concentrations, but it is what it is.

We attack the mayor with hummus.

In retrospect I had absolutely no reason to be surprised about this, and yet I almost peed my pants.

I'm glad someone said this one, because I was definitely going to if they didn't.

You are if the situation is desperate enough and you just happen to be the greatest captain that Starfleet has ever seen (thus far; let's not start any arguments about Kirk and Picard).

It takes true talent to be expelled from (at least) nine different schools over the course of 16 years, but Percy Jackson has that talent.

I think the final battle of Harry Potter was perfect because, once all of the horcruxes were destroyed and it was really just down to one wizard against another, Voldemort had given up so much of himself and Harry had grown so much that there was no contest. I thought that it was beautiful.

I knew almost all of these except for the one for my state.

I think we are forgetting that the Ron and Hermione relationship made room for the much cuter and (I think, more stable) pairing of Harry and Ginny. While Hermione may have been happier with Harry, I don't think that the reverse is necessarily true.

I kept waiting for Escaflowne to pop up, but (as usual) it doesn't get the credit it deserves.