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I would stop those bloody purists from killing my father. Then I might be dead. ~ Wires Are you any good at cooking?

No. - Ash-May To Wires? It's impossible to lie to her. - Tanner Do you know why you were given your name?

Alcohol? Yeah. I have to because water makes me sick. Not that I'm a drunkard, it's not like the stuff I drink is all that powerful. ~Ket No. We've nothing ...

In a way. I can get angry, that's an emotion isn't it? ~Wires No. ~Pherox Are you good at keeping secrets?

Once I grew gills it would be great! There'd be so many fish to keep this one company ;) What would you do if you were invisible for the day?

That book ruined me you know, it made me even more of a stickler for punctuation than I already am. I started screaming at the TV for using unnecessary apostrophes, ...

No, though the machines do. They say one's trying to kill them all right now. ~Ket Not really. And even if there was a God, he'd have abandoned this hell-hole ...

I'm not too sure. We don't have any mirrors around anymore, Wires made me take them all away for some reason. ~Tanner If you could revisit somewhere you've already been, ...

Unfortunaltly, yes. ~Wires Depends which 'world' you're talking about. ~Ash-May Nah, not really. I pick up scraps of knowledge from machines, but that's 'bout all. ~Ket Do you get enough ...

There were too many trees. Sure there'd been trees back home, but no think forest such as thins, and Heath knew that were it not for Ash-May's hand guiding him ...

Burning it? Why on earth would I want to do that? ~Wires It happens to me when I'm in the engine room sometimes. I end up with a lot oil ...

Drink lots of water, it's good for you. Yeah right. ~Ket What's the stupidest question you've every asked?

There was sunshine and long green grass, the scent of fresh spring flowers drifting in the air. In the distance there were crisp pointed pine trees, stout and proud. Wires ...

When there's so much around, you can't help it, the taste and smell's always lingering in the air. ~Wires No, I've never seen snow. They have it at the pole ...

I'm reading Tithe , by Holly Black. My papy bought it in a libary-book selling thing. He didn't like to so I've claimed it.