Young Writers Society

It's not like I know any of you, and my friends will NEVER find this, so we might as well put our stuff on here...i.e.

My Odd Obsessions

#1. Watching Little House on the Prairie for hours and hours on end. (I.E. the Albert Episodes)
#2. Daydreaming about marrying movie stars (Whichever one was in the movie I just watched
#3. Creating an alternate reality in which I and my make-believe counterparts live. A lot more exciting than here
#4. Reading other peoples poems and imagining that I wrote them. (no, I never claim them as mine, but I do pretend to myself.)

Wow,

And why are you afraid to tell your friends? Ok so they might laugh, but then again so might the people on here....

#1. Playing with my Imperial Guard Soldiers in Mock Battles. Haha I never really got over those little green Army Soldiers. Mock Battles are great.

1. Cool specials on National Geographic and History Channel. I will tune out all else for those if possible. Nothing recent. Mainly ancient civilizatuions and biblical stuff (whether you give a crap about the Bible or not the religious artifacts ones are the coolest)

1. staplers

you are very sarcastic. funny, though.

Oh Brad, you and your staplers

1. Getting Married. I'm a big advocate for the "lust" thing, so when I hunker down and really think about getting married, I don't tell anyone.

2. Dating a rock star/movie star and becoming an actress or band member through them.

3. Sitting in my truck with packed bags and a few hundred in cash, wondering what the hell I'm doing and wishing to have the guts to leave.

That's about all that I can think of...

heehee.

Brad! *groans* not the stapler

National Gergraphic sould be a blocked channel on my tv, as should the history channel. I watch them far more then I should.

I shouldn't be allowed to argue with my englsh teacher as much as i do over grammer and literature and such... :whistle:

Reading the same books over and over when avoiding reading books for english ('cuase they have "meat" to them, and apparently i can't handle that such lovely and badly written books we read, too.. hum)

Oh? Like Conrad's "Heart of Darkness" or the sad, even tragic "Light in the Forest"?

*gag* anyone being forced to read 'Between the Dragon and the Eagle' for english? I woulnd't be suprised if you've never heard of it

No, vever heard of it, but I was forced to read Jane Eyre, and then got stuck with it for a finals project.

Well, in the event your professor does assign you anything by Conrad, I strongly suggest you find an axe or a heavy dose of Provigil to make it through the course.

sounds fun