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message 7451: by Grace (new)

Grace Crandall (gracecrandall) | 299 comments G. K. Chesterton!! He could write about the difficulties of basket-weaving in the middle of Kansas and I'd want to read it :)

TPBM pulls all-nighters on a regular basis.


message 7452: by Guy (last edited Feb 27, 2016 10:04PM) (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments Not anymore. Ahh, the sweet memories of school and too much work, poor time management and procrastination.

TPBM enjoys working with their hands, fixing or making things.


message 7453: by Grace (new)

Grace Crandall (gracecrandall) | 299 comments I really do. It depends on the thing, I suppose, but there's something really satisfying about that kind of work :)

TPBM enjoys the company and conversation of intellectuals, but dislikes intellectualism as a general concept.


message 7454: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments Hmm. Purely intellectual dialogue, meaning reasoned argumentation without heart, no longer has a big appeal to me, so not really.

TPBM prefers wisdom to intelligence.


message 7455: by Angie (new)

Angie Pangan | 4795 comments Absolutely!

TPBM prefers kindness over intelligence.


message 7456: by Grace (new)

Grace Crandall (gracecrandall) | 299 comments Most certainly :)

TPBM loves tigers.


message 7457: by Maria (last edited Feb 28, 2016 07:56AM) (new)

Maria (mariasaleem) | 119 comments Um...not sure. I've never met someone intelligent who's unkind.

TPBM is a lover of fantasy genre


message 7458: by Grace (new)

Grace Crandall (gracecrandall) | 299 comments Oh yes. Fantasy is my favorite :)

TPBM enjoys drawing or painting.


message 7459: by Maria (new)

Maria (mariasaleem) | 119 comments Grace wrote: " TPBM is always disappointed of film depictions of dragons "

YEAH -_- it is unbelievable how badly they're animated. I was so shocked to see the Eragon film. The book was completely about dragons and the film couldn't even manage to get them animated decently.


message 7460: by C. J., Cool yet firm like ice (last edited Feb 28, 2016 10:33AM) (new)

C. J. Scurria (goodreadscomcj_scurria) | 4489 comments I love to draw! I haven't this past year or so much but yes it was one of my favorite hobbies.

TPBM has read S. E. Hinton novels.


message 7461: by Grace (new)

Grace Crandall (gracecrandall) | 299 comments Just The Outsiders, and I need to read it again because all I can remember about it is that I really liked it :)

TPBM hates love triangles.


message 7462: by Deepak (new)

Deepak (noobhemingway) | 284 comments Also love quadrangles, and more. But when it gets to love dodecagons it gets so silly, I'll love it.

TPBM loves fountain pens.


message 7463: by Grace (new)

Grace Crandall (gracecrandall) | 299 comments Fountain pens are awesome!! I use them to ink my drawings :)

TPBM has watched and enjoyed Victor Frankenstein.


message 7464: by Deepak (new)

Deepak (noobhemingway) | 284 comments I want to! Huge fan of McAvoy and Radcliffe. But I haven't watched it yet. :(

@Grace, you draw and you write? That's awesome!

TPBM thinks Interstellar isn't as complicated as people make it out to be.


message 7465: by Angie (new)

Angie Pangan | 4795 comments No, I don't think Interstellar is that complicated, but it's real beauty is in its scientific accuracies. The entire movie is so well researched!!

TPBM likes to calculate forces and trajectories in actions scenes of movies.


message 7466: by Grace (new)

Grace Crandall (gracecrandall) | 299 comments @Deepak it's an awesome movie! Just saw it :)


message 7467: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments I have been known to wonder at them, sometimes, when they seem completely unrealistic especially.

TPBM is not watching the Oscars.


message 7468: by Garrison (new)

Garrison Kelly (cybador) | 10185 comments Nope. I'm just dinking around my computer. No Oscars here.

TPBM wonders if Batman has a criminology degree.


message 7469: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments I don't.

TPBM has a large collection of well thumbed comic books.


message 7470: by Ruth (new)

Ruth | 90 comments I Only started reading comic books about a year ago, but I have started a collection, and the small amount I have are well thumbed ;)

TPBM likes dark superhero stories?


message 7471: by Grace (new)

Grace Crandall (gracecrandall) | 299 comments I tend to be more of a fan of openly heroic superhero stories, but I did enjoy Watchmen (the movie). :)

TPBM is enthralled by the idea of space travel.


message 7472: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments I used to be, but now it has become fascination with the journey within.

TPBM prefers shopping in stores than on-line.


message 7473: by Grace (new)

Grace Crandall (gracecrandall) | 299 comments If I'm looking for something specific, I like going online, but for more general shopping I really love real stores. There's no real room to be pleasantly surprised by anything when you're online.

TPBM enjoys folding socks.


message 7474: by Garrison (new)

Garrison Kelly (cybador) | 10185 comments I do, especially Granny Smith apples.

TPBM actually knows someone with the first name Booker.


message 7475: by Angie (new)

Angie Pangan | 4795 comments I can't say I've ever met anyone with that name.

TPBM goes through periodic seasons of mental and emotional exhaustion.


message 7476: by Grace (new)

Grace Crandall (gracecrandall) | 299 comments Yep :/ they're great for hermiting in your room and binge-watching good shows, so at least there's that, but otherwise... Not so fun.

TPBM has read Asterix & Obelix comics :)


message 7477: by Angie (new)

Angie Pangan | 4795 comments I read a few of them when I was taking French at school, but otherwise no.

TPBM wants to get into comic books, but is hesitant.


message 7478: by Grace (new)

Grace Crandall (gracecrandall) | 299 comments Not so much hesitant as eternally confused about where to start and what's canon in which universe... I've enjoyed the few I've read, though :)

TPBM does not have enough bookshelves.


message 7479: by Garrison (new)

Garrison Kelly (cybador) | 10185 comments I have a five tier shelf, a two tier shelf, and my TV stand which has two-tiers. They'll all be filled up with books in due time.

TPBM thinks that if Sylvester Stallone did medieval fantasy movies, his main weapon of choice would always be a gigantic repeating crossbow.


message 7480: by Lee (new)

Lee (lee-lette) | 1840 comments Haven't thought about that.

TPBM did Physics at some point in their schooling.


message 7481: by Grace (new)

Grace Crandall (gracecrandall) | 299 comments I read a chapter of a physics book once, got very confused, and retreated into chemistry :)

TPBM is a fan of classic sci-fi.


message 7482: by Lee (new)

Lee (lee-lette) | 1840 comments Yes.

TPBM has a lot of books.?


message 7483: by Grace (new)

Grace Crandall (gracecrandall) | 299 comments Yes and I need more...

TPBM enjoys reading outdoors.


message 7484: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments Yes.

TPBM is looking at downsizing their book collection.


message 7485: by C. J., Cool yet firm like ice (new)

C. J. Scurria (goodreadscomcj_scurria) | 4489 comments If you mean maybe giving only a few away that others would enjoy then yes! But I might buy more. ;)

TPBM is sometimes up way too late! (I know how you feel. ~Note from TPAY).


message 7486: by Garrison (new)

Garrison Kelly (cybador) | 10185 comments The latest I usually stay up these days is until one in the morning. Hell, I once got out of bed at two in the morning just to write a story called "Flipped Off". It was well-received.

TPBM has a fascination with the dark fantasy genre.


message 7487: by Maria (new)

Maria (mariasaleem) | 119 comments Absolutely *_*

TPBM love everything fantasy.


message 7488: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments No, but I enjoy reading them.

TPBM has not heard of candida toxicity.


message 7489: by Grace (new)

Grace Crandall (gracecrandall) | 299 comments I've heard of it but I've no idea what it is...

TPBM has listened to Adventures in Odyssey at one point in their life :)


message 7490: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments I've not. I've read the book by Ulysses and seen more then one movie adaptation of the Odyssey.

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TPBM is scheduled for dental work today.


message 7491: by Maria (new)

Maria (mariasaleem) | 119 comments Nope.

TPBM is good at maths?


message 7492: by Grace (new)

Grace Crandall (gracecrandall) | 299 comments @Guy interesting! I'll have to look into that... I do know that lots of sugar and bread does make me pretty sick, so that makes sense :)

Adventures in Odyssey is a radio show revolving around a town called odyssey, not really any connection to the epic. it's pretty fun, though :D


message 7493: by Grace (new)

Grace Crandall (gracecrandall) | 299 comments Sometimes math makes sense, but those times are extremely rare...

TPBM enjoys painting on walls.


message 7494: by Lee (new)

Lee (lee-lette) | 1840 comments Yup.

TPBM loves art but can't do it/ isn't good at it?


message 7495: by Garrison (new)

Garrison Kelly (cybador) | 10185 comments I love art, but I'd like to think my drawing and photography skills have gotten better over the past decade. I certainly get a lot of likes on Face Book for those pictures.

TPBM is a multi-generation writer.


message 7496: by Lee (new)

Lee (lee-lette) | 1840 comments I'd like to think so.

TPBM has been ice skating before.


message 7497: by James (new)

James Flamel (a_golden_leaf_in_winter) | 136 comments Only once. And that was enough to make sure I never go again.

TPBM has been snow skiing.


message 7498: by Grace (new)

Grace Crandall (gracecrandall) | 299 comments Nope :)

TPBM has visited Chicago.


message 7499: by Garrison (new)

Garrison Kelly (cybador) | 10185 comments No, but I'd love to seeing as how it's the hometown of former WWE wrestler CM Punk and heavy metal band Disturbed.

TPBM would read a story about a hydromancer (a wizard who controlled water).


message 7500: by Grace (new)

Grace Crandall (gracecrandall) | 299 comments I've been avoiding writing all day...

A story about a water wizard could be really interesting. I'd definitely read about one if the plot looked fun :)

TPBM will always pick up a book that has thieves mentioned in the synopsis.


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