Random Thoughts.....What Are You Thinking?
Random Thoughts.....What are you thinking?
Does anyone else hear the opening of "Stuck with You" (Huey Lewis and the News) every time someone does Blade:Shun? :\
My husband bought me two new books in my favorite genre, but he says I can't read them until I finish Dune by Frank Herbert. *sob*
Yes, yes, Dune is very nice, I'm almost three chapters in and not interested yet, now HAND OVER THAT TRASHY ANNE RICE NOVEL!
Yes, yes, Dune is very nice, I'm almost three chapters in and not interested yet, now HAND OVER THAT TRASHY ANNE RICE NOVEL!
Odin.Liela said: »
My husband bought me two new books in my favorite genre, but he says I can't read them until I finish Dune by Frank Herbert. *sob*
Yes, yes, Dune is very nice, I'm almost three chapters in and not interested yet, now HAND OVER THAT TRASHY ANNE RICE NOVEL!
Yes, yes, Dune is very nice, I'm almost three chapters in and not interested yet, now HAND OVER THAT TRASHY ANNE RICE NOVEL!
Bismarck.Magnuss said: »
Odin.Liela said: »
My husband bought me two new books in my favorite genre, but he says I can't read them until I finish Dune by Frank Herbert. *sob*
Yes, yes, Dune is very nice, I'm almost three chapters in and not interested yet, now HAND OVER THAT TRASHY ANNE RICE NOVEL!
Yes, yes, Dune is very nice, I'm almost three chapters in and not interested yet, now HAND OVER THAT TRASHY ANNE RICE NOVEL!
Probably not really unless you are into Fantasy XD
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I'm into female protagonists who can take care of themselves and don't rely on their silly boyfriend to make it through. Extra points if they get themselves into impossibly dangerous situations and then get themselves out of it all on their own. Double extra points if they save their boyfriend when he gets himself into some impossible mess! :D Kick-*** female protagonists are my guilty pleasure, I'm afraid.
All points immediately lost if their boyfriend ever has to come save them. Not allowed, ladies!
Er, and Anne Rice, and vampire/werewolf/mythological nonsense (with the exception of Twilight, sorry Meyer), and magic. Guilty pleasures, all of it!
All points immediately lost if their boyfriend ever has to come save them. Not allowed, ladies!
Er, and Anne Rice, and vampire/werewolf/mythological nonsense (with the exception of Twilight, sorry Meyer), and magic. Guilty pleasures, all of it!
I would suggest to you...
The Wheel of Time series! Women are the only people allowed to utilize the True Source, and they have a highly revered society centered around that and politics. In fact, in the first book, it's a woman that saves a legion of men.
The Wheel of Time series! Women are the only people allowed to utilize the True Source, and they have a highly revered society centered around that and politics. In fact, in the first book, it's a woman that saves a legion of men.
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Odin.Liela said: »
I'm into female protagonists who can take care of themselves and don't rely on their silly boyfriend to make it through. Extra points if they get themselves into impossibly dangerous situations and then get themselves out of it all on their own. Double extra points if they save their boyfriend when he gets himself into some impossible mess! :D Kick-*** female protagonists are my guilty pleasure, I'm afraid.
All points immediately lost if their boyfriend ever has to come save them. Not allowed, ladies!
All points immediately lost if their boyfriend ever has to come save them. Not allowed, ladies!
I'm a fan of such protagonists too, however, it's become such a popular trend, that it's not uncommon to see writers spoil the whole thing by essentially "trying too hard."
When it becomes blatantly obvious you're just making a kickass female lead without any remote probability of realism or humanity whatsoever, then it becomes bland and stupid in my opinion.
I want a strong woman. Not Superwoman.
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That sounds awesome, Mag! :D I'm going to write that down so I can remember it the next time my husband sets me loose in Hastings. :D
Nice! You're gonna love it. The first book is called The Eye of the World. Mind you, there's still a male protagonist, but the importance in the book is divided equally between men and women. Men in the series are irrational, and women are wise.
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I am the hero Gotham deserves.
I am the hero Gotham needs.
Artemicion said: »
I am the hero Gotham deserves.
I am the hero Gotham needs.
What's this? A challenger?
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Odin.Liela said: »
I'm into female protagonists who can take care of themselves and don't rely on their silly boyfriend to make it through. Extra points if they get themselves into impossibly dangerous situations and then get themselves out of it all on their own. Double extra points if they save their boyfriend when he gets himself into some impossible mess! :D Kick-*** female protagonists are my guilty pleasure, I'm afraid.
All points immediately lost if their boyfriend ever has to come save them. Not allowed, ladies!
Er, and Anne Rice, and vampire/werewolf/mythological nonsense (with the exception of Twilight, sorry Meyer), and magic. Guilty pleasures, all of it!
All points immediately lost if their boyfriend ever has to come save them. Not allowed, ladies!
Er, and Anne Rice, and vampire/werewolf/mythological nonsense (with the exception of Twilight, sorry Meyer), and magic. Guilty pleasures, all of it!
There is a good ammount of magic too although the lore (theres lots of it) seems to have been built from the ground up rather then using real world base so not sure if it hits your mythological requirement.
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Asura.Ina said: »
Odin.Liela said: »
I'm into female protagonists who can take care of themselves and don't rely on their silly boyfriend to make it through. Extra points if they get themselves into impossibly dangerous situations and then get themselves out of it all on their own. Double extra points if they save their boyfriend when he gets himself into some impossible mess! :D Kick-*** female protagonists are my guilty pleasure, I'm afraid.
All points immediately lost if their boyfriend ever has to come save them. Not allowed, ladies!
Er, and Anne Rice, and vampire/werewolf/mythological nonsense (with the exception of Twilight, sorry Meyer), and magic. Guilty pleasures, all of it!
All points immediately lost if their boyfriend ever has to come save them. Not allowed, ladies!
Er, and Anne Rice, and vampire/werewolf/mythological nonsense (with the exception of Twilight, sorry Meyer), and magic. Guilty pleasures, all of it!
There is a good ammount of magic too although the lore (theres lots of it) seems to have been built from the ground up rather then using real world base so not sure if it hits your mythological requirement.
It sounds good! Not putting men down in order to build women up is always good, so a mixture of both would be perfectly peachy.
yoruichi is my favorite female protaganist
Odin.Liela said: »
Asura.Ina said: »
Odin.Liela said: »
I'm into female protagonists who can take care of themselves and don't rely on their silly boyfriend to make it through. Extra points if they get themselves into impossibly dangerous situations and then get themselves out of it all on their own. Double extra points if they save their boyfriend when he gets himself into some impossible mess! :D Kick-*** female protagonists are my guilty pleasure, I'm afraid.
All points immediately lost if their boyfriend ever has to come save them. Not allowed, ladies!
Er, and Anne Rice, and vampire/werewolf/mythological nonsense (with the exception of Twilight, sorry Meyer), and magic. Guilty pleasures, all of it!
All points immediately lost if their boyfriend ever has to come save them. Not allowed, ladies!
Er, and Anne Rice, and vampire/werewolf/mythological nonsense (with the exception of Twilight, sorry Meyer), and magic. Guilty pleasures, all of it!
There is a good ammount of magic too although the lore (theres lots of it) seems to have been built from the ground up rather then using real world base so not sure if it hits your mythological requirement.
It sounds good! Not putting men down in order to build women up is always good, so a mixture of both would be perfectly peachy.
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ok someone help me with this math puzzle.
missing data bit
? 7 4 8 9 0
3 5 0 2 6 7
1 2 4 6 2 3
what does the question mark represent?
missing data bit
? 7 4 8 9 0
3 5 0 2 6 7
1 2 4 6 2 3
what does the question mark represent?
All of the top numbers (bar the 9 for some reason) are the sum of the two numbers below it. My best guess for now.
Power supply finally came in today! Woot!
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Quetzalcoatl.Natlow said: »
All of the top numbers (bar the 9 for some reason) are the sum of the two numbers below it. My best guess for now.
the 9 is 7+3 =0 carry the 1
that was my 1st instinct, was 4
Quetzalcoatl.Natlow said: »
All of the top numbers (bar the 9 for some reason) are the sum of the two numbers below it. My best guess for now.
124623
+350267
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474890
Edit: and beaten
Was looking through my photobucket and other accounts I never use to find an old drawing a friend made me....lost forever q-q
can I use that grape looking one? :x so cute
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