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Nirgal wrote:

Stasi wrote: No, you're a 'furry' fetishist who wishes he/she was a wolf.

Well, a Werewolf actually...

Sorry theres already a wolf here.















Your a zooliphile!!!

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grrrrr!!! I have too much homework!! has anyone read "The Most Dangerous Game"??? I have to answer a bunch of questions. errrrrrr!!

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Nope never heard of it.

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grrness on youuuu

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What grade are you in?

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Mr Smith wrote:

Nirgal wrote:

Stasi wrote: No, you're a 'furry' fetishist who wishes he/she was a wolf.

Well, a Werewolf actually...

Sorry theres already a wolf here.

Your a zooliphile!!!

Yeah! Me!

Nah! I'm just weird!

Seriously though, Wolves are my favourite non-African mammal. Top of my list of course is the Leopard! They're really lovely.


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Clueless wrote: grrrrr!!! I have too much homework!! has anyone read "The Most Dangerous Game"??? I have to answer a bunch of questions. errrrrrr!!

No, but that is not surprising is it? I haven't been to school in the last 5 years (at Uni now). Literature study in English (2nd language) was not something I enjoyed.

Loved reading though!

What's the book about?


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ycontrol wrote: What grade are you in?

7th

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Oh I hated 7 and 8. Wait till you hit high school things get more fun, and you don't need a letter from your parants to say you're eating lunch home.

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im in 9th, sposed to be in 10th though

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and the book is about this hunter who falls aff a boat and swims to an island and he meets this other hunter whos crazy and hunts humans cuz he thinks its amusing and the crazy hunter hunts the other hunter and in the end the crazy one dies

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Oh yeah, school books. I remember those. We had to do shakespeare and stuff. Oh, and this other weird book we had to read I forget the name.

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Clueless wrote: and the book is about this hunter who falls aff a boat and swims to an island and he meets this other hunter whos crazy and hunts humans cuz he thinks its amusing and the crazy hunter hunts the other hunter and in the end the crazy one dies

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Mr Smith wrote:

Clueless wrote: and the book is about this hunter who falls aff a boat and swims to an island and he meets this other hunter whos crazy and hunts humans cuz he thinks its amusing and the crazy hunter hunts the other hunter and in the end the crazy one dies

exactly

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tell the teacher you want to read classics everybody has heard of. then you can come here and ask the smart people what they mean without reading them or you could go to sparknotes.com


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I remember having to read lame books in my English Comp class as a freshman in college. One was about some crackpot rich kid who decided that being a bum is the way to find enlightenment and ended up dying in the Alaskan bush. The other was about the first woman to reach the North Pole or something lame like that. Both were stories I couldn't care less about. I think the one about the crackpot was called "Into the Wild". The other one... I don't recall exactly. Nothing was ever able to turn me off of reading narratives the way school did.

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Ha! Like they'll listen! Or be anything to do anything about it!

I used to HATE the books we were given. The ones I found on my own were ever so much more interesting! Yeah, I was (and still am) something od a bookworm!



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I like college books.

Some include:

-Managing a windows 2003 server
-MCSC cervification study guide
-Developing PHP/mysql websites (this book is a BRICK, huge!)

None of the high school fiction crap.

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Figures.

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im hungry, feed me

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I've been trying to get rid of my stashes 5 years or older, feel free to grab my nuts.



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i think ill pass

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Actually the ones that came out of the ground are in decent condition, it's the ones in the tree trunk that got worms in them. More proteine though.

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Red Squirrel wrote: I like college books. 

Some include:

-Managing a windows 2003 server
-MCSC cervification study guide
-Developing PHP/mysql websites (this book is a BRICK, huge!)

None of the high school fiction crap.

Although I love some of my text books, others and just plain boring. Have to read them though.

When it comes to fiction, I like spacy or dragonny sfuff!


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Clueless wrote: im hungry, feed me

*serves Clueless some raw deer and Moose*




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