Bord and dieing of bordum!

*pokes Amanda in the eye*

I got something from you in the mail tday... :D

I don't get it.

Music Man wrote:

I don't get it.

Oh? And I thought you were the most brilliant person on the board?

MONKEY!!!!!!!!

Brilliant, not omniscient. I suppose I did understand it, but the surrounding details left me in the dark.

;)

I don't know what to say to a wink, so I will just smile warmly in return.

:D

ok I'm sorry Janet for saying go f*ck yourself , what i ment to say was go fuck yourself , their happy now?

You sure have a big mouth, Breanna. Perhaps you should wait a little, practise your spelling, learn some more about respect, and then come back and try to talk to us. Life will teach you some manners one way or the other. You can count on that.

Breanna, go read a book. They're good for you. Or go listen to a CD. Or watch TV. Or something constructive, other than spamming the boards.

I hate reading fiction. Give me the non-fiction (I wish they had a better name for this category); if I want a story I would watch television or go see a movie, reading is such a burden...especially when you have a computer, musical instrument, etc. in your midst.

I resent people saying that reading makes you smarter or better or more capable...and then wanting me to read to meet their expectations. Forced reading is probably my number one vexation.

I've always loved reading, but I love to write even more. I don't know, I guess it's just something about being able to be somewhere else, just for a little while.

Writing is great. Reading can be, although I find it tends to not be. I think though that I am really agitated at this summer reading idea.

I hate required reading, too, just because I hate to be forced to be interested in a book if I'm not. But for some reason, we don't have any required reading over the summer, which I'm fine with!

Lucky you. Even good books are hard to enjoy with a deadline and an exam.