Raptorific
I go to Temple and enjoy soda. I also like dinosaurs and Batman. I promise, I am not a child.
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Photoset reblogged from Raptorific
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It was brilliant. Taking suggestions on other movies I can tell an 8-year-old as a story!
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I don’t even know how I ended up on their mailing list.
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We seem to have similar tastes. Can you recommend some books? Fiction, preferably, but I'm not opposed to interesting non-fiction literature! Thanks in advance!
Asked by Anonymous
Well, if you heaven’t read them, “To Kill a Mockingbird” and “Brave New World” are two of my favorites. I’m assuming you found me through the Hunger Games series, so I won’t bother recommending that (although you should totally read it if you haven’t).
If you’re looking for something heavy, “Watchmen” is something everyone should read. I’d also recommend the Scott Pilgrim series if you’re looking for something fun.
“Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter” is also a better book than most people give it credit for (people who have actually read it generally rave about it), it’s a book that legitimately makes it so that even with awesome vampire parts, the actual parts to do with the real historical Lincoln are the best parts.
“World War Z” is one of the best books I’ve ever read. It’s fiction literature that reads like really interesting non-fiction.
I’ve been reading Leonard Nimoy’s “I am Spock” and enjoying it wholeheartedly. He’s an amazing man.
If you want something easy to read and just a little twisted, don’t count out the Dexter books. Some of them aren’t as good as the show based on them, but they’re legitimately fun to read.
If you want something really heavy that will take you a while to read but will be worth it, check out “Dune.” You will have a whole new way to make references none of your friends will get!
Oh, and the best story ever constructed is “Y: The Last Man.” Seriously, check it out. The premise speaks for itself. I am a better person for having read it, and it’s only a 60 issue limited series.
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top 5 things you think Broegan should do to her hair because she's bored of it*~
Asked by mjwatson
- Corn rows
- Mohawk
- Dye it red so you can look like Envy Adams
- Pixie Cut
- See if you can duplicate Foxface’s arena braiding
(Three of those are legitimate suggestions)
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List of your all time personal favorite books
Asked by audreyjamesbogart
- Brave New World: I always get something new out of it, every single time.
- To Kill a Mockingbird. I have read this book twice for school and countless times for leisure. If you’ve never read it, it is time to read it. If you have read it, it’s time to read it again.
- The Scott Pilgrim series. I’d say it’s the best love story I’ve read, partially because it doesn’t have any nonsense notions about “perfect couples” and “one true love,” partially because it deals with the very real issue of needing to unpack your baggage in a relationship, and partially because it’s a story written specifically for our generation.
- The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy: This book is never not funny, and is better science fiction without trying than most works that do.
- World War Z: The most realistic look at the subject of Zombies I have ever seen. After reading this book, I still have nightmares. It is incredibly good.
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From Scott Pilgrim vs. the Universe by Bryan Lee O’Malley
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me vs the world's population.
Asked by mjwatson
Oh, you would totally win.
But one Canadian in a fight with the entire world? I think I’ve seen that movie before:
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titanicfreek replied to your post: Always surprised when I get to class, take off my jacket, look down, and see how I’ve chosen to dress myself.Classy. Now you just need a monocle.
But I already wear glasses!
Seriously, I look like Gideon right now.
