DarkerSarah

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Oooh, I actually like this part better than the first. But I guess that's good, as it means you're moving the story along nicely. But for all it’s appearances Should ...

Yes, Bret Easton Ellis. I think that book is one in a series, but I haven't gotten around to reading it yet.

I'd like to repeat what Kay and Crysi said about enjoying it or not. But this was so well written it's amazing, and I adored the ending. This piece reminds ...

I liked your revision. It wasn't much different, but it flows better and it's less intimidating to read because you only included the first part. Tonight though, was an acceptation, ...

^ Haven't seen around that much, but has an awesome, awesome, awesome avatar!

Tomorrow's my last day of high school! w00t! Congrats, Nate! Best of luck to you. -Sarah

My Converse Reissue are my favorite pair of shoes (I've had them the longest) but wearing a pair of Sauconey's feels like walking on a cloud. They're good running shoes, ...

"I haven’t been up there since the afternoon it happened, and I wasn’t about to go back up now." - This is just being knit-picky, because I really liked your ...

Aniar: Twiggy is a model from the 60's who was very tall and thin. Models before her had been more on the curvy side, she is one of, or possibly ...

do you have scallies in america? y'know dodgy looking youths you do nothing. My brother! I'm in the south, so we've got a few of our own: "Fixin' to": About ...

Twiggy is my idol. ........ Really, she is. She made being thin desirable. Without her, girls like me would be out of luck. ........ I jest. Seriously, I admire great ...

Micah: What about America, which is predominately a Christian nation? Think about the French and Indian War, the War of 1812, the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, the Indian massacres? ...

Erm... Into the Land of the Unicorns by Bruce Coville and The Farthest Away Mountain by Lein Reid Banks, which I first read in 3rd grade and have read a ...

Well, what about when Christian's say: "God has a plan for my life." Doesn't that cancel the concept of free will?