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Funny. I'm just trying to get to sleep. So, I'm hoping this might help.

I love Austen. Darcy is mine, back off.

Victor Hugo though, is my favorite writer because Les Miserables is the most brilliant work ever written.

I'm 16, turning 17 on my country's election day. I'm in first year college, taking up Economics. Economics, I love. Algebra, stay away from me. Calculus, I like-- the feeling isn't mutual. Calculus is making my life hell at the moment, but I'm still hoping it'll return my affection.

I love Hardy's poetry. Tennyson and Longfellow are favorites as well. I've a thing for rhyming. Ah, I love Burns. I would go back in time and stalk him obsessively around London if I could.

On the other hand, I cannot stand Hemingway's poetry.XD And Wordsworth's. ugh. :thud: But, Hemingway's fiction is perfection. A Farewell to Arms was brilliant prose.

I'm reading Sherlock Holmes stories at the moment (Jude Law, marry me.)-- and loving them. They're quite easy to read, surprisingly, for a classic.

What else? Hmm... I declared myself allergic to fish. haha. I have nightmares wherein my toiled bowl promptly swallows me after I take a shower. I am epic. :lol:
All that I'm after is a life full of laughter, as long as I'm laughing with you.:)




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I'll be the judge of that.




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Wow, you really know you're stuff. Or rather you have your opinions set.

I have done the same thing with fish, or anything that comes out of the sea or any type of water. Although I don't share the toilet dream.

Do you think you could share Darcy? Even one weekend out of the month?

I'm not really well rounded on poetry, but I agree that Hemingway should have stuck to fiction. Even though he was sexist, he still wrote some pretty good stories.

Anything else you would want us to know? You're favorite:

Movie?

Music?

T.v. show?
Driver picks the music, shotgun shuts his cake hole. -Dean, Supernatural



I have lived through much, and now I think I have found what is needed for happiness. A quiet secluded life in the country, with the possibility of being useful to people to whom it is easy to do good... then rest, nature, books, music, love for one's neighbor - such is my idea of happiness.
— Leo Tolstoy