What are you reading at the moment?

[Julia]

Yesh. My phone is rather annoying.


Are you synesthetic?

[Laszlo, The Professor]

Sometimes I associate colors and smells with things, but no, not really.

[Julia]

Ah. Some mental conditions are quite interesting. Along with other conditions. Most conditions suck. Like asthma. I know waaaaay too well.

[Laszlo, The Professor]

One condition is called "Someone-who-I-can't-remember's Curse," where if you fall asleep, you die.

[Julia]

I know of Fatal Familial Insomnia........

[Laszlo, The Professor]

What does that do?

[Julia]

Here. I'm bad at explaining some things.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fatal_...

[Laszlo, The Professor]

That isn't it. I like Physics, I just want to say that.

[Julia]

@Lazslo- I can tell.

[Julia]

@Kggelen- Slightly. Just a little bit. I associate colors with numbers and names. For example, Julia is light blue, Lazslo is brown, and you are lavender.

[Julia]

Was it The Secret Series? I love those books.

[Julia]

For Katie, I would say a dark, royal blue.

(I'm only a little bit. My friend is more, so I'll ask her too)

[Rinasa1234]

I don't have that but I associate things. And sometimes a bit oddly too. Just ask Katie. I associate friends with animals or things and I associate items and colors with other things too. I sometimes do it with numbers and songs too.

[[deleted user]]

Julia wrote: "The Enchantress by Michael Scott

&
Wicked Plants by Amy Stewart.

(Sorry, doing this from the good reads app)"

Me and Julia know each other from another website! :)

[Julia]

Zelda *Amy Pond* wrote: "Julia wrote: "The Enchantress by Michael Scott

&
Wicked Plants by Amy Stewart.

(Sorry, doing this from the good reads app)"

Me and Julia know each other from anothe..."

Yep! HI ZELDA!

[Julia]

I win. :)

[Laszlo, The Professor]

What do you mean?

[Julia]

Our little debate.

[[deleted user]]

I'm currently reading Bones of Faerie. Fairies. Death. Darkness. You know.

I think that everyone is different, but we're all humans and we're all unique. However, we may not be as different as we seem. Though if we weren't different at all, like strengths, weaknesses, etc., then we wouldn't be unique, yet we are unique. But we're all the same.
Mysterious . . .

[Julia]

Maryzles wrote: "I'm currently reading Bones of Faerie. Fairies. Death. Darkness. You know.

I think that everyone is different, but we're all humans and we're all unique. However, we may not be as different as we ..."

So, you're saying that we are different. If we are all unique, then no one is, but we are all the slight bit different. Plus, we're idealists! (Kinda.) And we are CRAAAZZZY.

[[deleted user]]

Julia wrote: "Maryzles wrote: "I'm currently reading Bones of Faerie. Fairies. Death. Darkness. You know.

I think that everyone is different, but we're all humans and we're all unique. However, we may not be as..."
Yessssssssss we are cray-cray. Wow, it's really fun to say that.

[Julia]

Maryzles wrote: "Julia wrote: "Maryzles wrote: "I'm currently reading Bones of Faerie. Fairies. Death. Darkness. You know.

I think that everyone is different, but we're all humans and we're all unique. However, w..."

It drives me insane when people say that, but it's so fun!
I always think of crawfish when I hear cray cray. XD
Heeeyyyyyy, you need to go on the Mad Tea Partu post on NM! We're in the middle of barbecuing Geronimo the Nothing.

[Laszlo, The Professor]

Julia wrote: "Our little debate."

No.

[Laszlo, The Professor]

Maryzles wrote: "I'm currently reading Bones of Faerie. Fairies. Death. Darkness. You know.

I think that everyone is different, but we're all humans and we're all unique. However, we may not be as different as we ..."

Please introduce yourself, Maryzles.

[Laszlo, The Professor]

Julia wrote: "Maryzles wrote: "I'm currently reading Bones of Faerie. Fairies. Death. Darkness. You know.

I think that everyone is different, but we're all humans and we're all unique. However, we may not be as..."

Exactly. No one is different, even though we like to deny it.

[Julia]

Yes. I won. Because Mary is backing ME up. And I have a secret that automatically makes me win.

[Laszlo, The Professor]

I can still prove you wrong. It does not matter if Marry is backing you up.

[Laszlo, The Professor]

And, by saying you have a secret automatically makes me win.

[Julia]

Prove away. Try.

[Laszlo, The Professor]

Wait.

[Julia]

Sure. Hey, maybe we should move this into another post............

[Laszlo, The Professor]

Here.
http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/1...

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Laszlo wrote: "Maryzles wrote: "I'm currently reading Bones of Faerie. Fairies. Death. Darkness. You know.

I think that everyone is different, but we're all humans and we're all unique. However, we may not be as..."
I'm a person, and I'm a girl, and I read much too much for my own good. ^-^

[Laszlo, The Professor]

Do you mind if you introduce yourself?

[[deleted user]]

Laszlo wrote: "Do you mind if you introduce yourself?"

Sorry, I've been trying and I don't really know the best way to do it -- um . . . jfl;ajfd;laskdfjslkdfs
I'm almost thirteen, I love to read and write, I play the piano, I'm weird and random, and I really like chocolate. I watch a lot of old TV shows, and I know Zelda and Julia from New Moon.

Did I do that wrong? I'm pretty terrible at introducing myself. >.<

[Laszlo, The Professor]

No, but can you put that in the "Who Are You?" topic? I know Zelda and Mary, as well!

[D.A.]

I'm not trying to advertise, but I'm reading the first draft of my new book, FALCON LORD -- BOOK TWO: RESTORATION. It will then go to a series of editors to fix my spelling and grammar errors which I always think do not exist... yet still they find them. :)

[Laszlo, The Professor]

You can talk about your book in the "Authors" topic, and if you haven't, please introduce yourself in the "Who Are you?" topic.

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Julia wrote: "Zelda *Amy Pond* wrote: "Julia wrote: "The Enchantress by Michael Scott

&
Wicked Plants by Amy Stewart.

(Sorry, doing this from the good reads app)"

Me and Julia kn..."
Hey!

[Rinasa1234]

I'm reading A Mango Shaped Space.

[Laszlo, The Professor]

It sounds interesting.

[ℂᖺαᖇᒪἷ℮ ⊰1017 &Tardis⊱]

That book made me sob uncontrollably.

[Rinasa1234]

I'm about 3/4 of the way in. It's a good book. I know the ending is sad but I don't know what the ending is.

[Rinasa1234]

I finished the book. It was really sad. Saddest book I think I've ever read.

[Laszlo, The Professor]

Why?

[Rinasa1234]

It just made you feel really sympathetic for the main character. Ou develop a bond with her and then this major thing happens and you feel what she feels. The author did a really good job at bringing the character alive and putting the emotions out there. Also, there is symbolism in the story and that adds to the sadness too. It was a really great book though.

[Rinasa1234]

I just started reading To Kill a Mockingbird tonight and it's really good so far.

[Rinasa1234]

Not until ninth grade. Ask the teacher, ninth grade. After The Giver, we read Anne Frank. That's it for eighth grade. Plus, if you read the book you would probably say ninth grade too because compared to the other books we read......

[Danielle]

I'm currently reading "The Wind Up Girl" by Paolo Bacigalupi. It's bonkers! In a good way. I have read that it is technically considered "biopunk" but there are connections to steampunk. I think this would be a great book to read with the group.

[Laszlo, The Professor]

Yeah... we need to decide a book for March. Any suggestions, anyone?