Rochellaine

@seekjustice

Sorry but the work here is very sensitive so I can’t share much (man I’m sounding really suspicious, aren’t I?).

But I can tell you that it’s related to finance. I’ll leave the rest to your imagination. 😉

@valtmy

Hello! What’s your new job, if you don’t mind me asking?

@seekjustice

Hey I might be able to chat for a while. Going off for lunch soon.

@rochellaine

Are you still around, mein freund?

@alia

Okay, bye!

@seekjustice, it truly is. the plot was really good and didn’t need all that extra junk. The movie is good, but it does have the occasional word here and there. I’m not sure which ones or how many as it has been a few years since I last watched it. I wouldn’t recommend it for anyone under 10, and even then I would say watch with caution.

The only…[Read more]

@alia

Maybe you could try looking up things like touch deprivation. I don’t think that’s exactly what you want but it could be helpful.

@alia

Ergh, that’s a pity. I’ve only heard mostly good things about it.

Sometimes the internet is super helpful and sometimes its the opposite.

And I don’t forget everything, not the important parts, but often I completely forget the subplots 🙂

@seekjustice, dang, to re-feel everything like it was the first time. I really wish I could do that.

Well, at least we only gave you one name

@seekjustice, I don’t recommend it. I read it when I was going through a stage where I was completely running from God, and that is the only reason I didn’t put it down. The language in it is disgusting, especially since they have kids say the words. The movie is much better because it sticks fairly close to the story line, minus a few things, but…[Read more]

@alia @rochellaine

It just means I forget books about a week after reading them. 🙂 which means maximum enjoyment in rereading. I’m not so good at forgetting people’s names though, so I will remember that something terrible happens to Ashley. 😉

@alia

Cool! I’ve yet to read Ender’s Game but I’v heard a lot of good things about it.

In that case, I think the situation would be quite traumatic, but they wouldn’t necessarily be isolated. Though they do lack parent and adult figures which could potentially be problematic.

@seekjustice, well thats a nice thing to have. my brain remembers everything so I am rarely surprised when it comes to books/movies/tv shows

Hey to whoever is reading. Chapter 2 is up

@rochellaine

When it comes to spoilers in books I have the memory of a walnut and so by the time I actually get around to reading it I’ll have forgotten 🙂

@rochellaine, I love the princess bride. And all the quotes are perfect for everyday use.

I’d like to see what I do with it too, I have my outline but I have no clue if I can even write sci fi.

Spoilers such as *cough* Ashley? *cough*

@seekjustice, Well, it was partially based of Ender’s Game. plus Eye of Minds and Robot Wars/Mars…[Read more]

@rochellaine

I hadn’t heard of the Mars Diaries before your conversation the other day but I’ll definitely have to look them up now 🙂 they aren’t in the vein of what I usually read, but every now and again its good to read something out of your comfort zone 😀

@alia

No worries. I just rolled with it.

Oh yes! I was stalking the topic the other day and saw that. It sounds pretty cool and reminds me a bit of Ender’s Game.

I definitely think that sort of isolation would be damaging, but maybe not as much as complete isolation. Are they allowed to be friends with each other or do they just exist with each other?

@alia

we’re here for you. 🙂

@seekjustice, I misread what you asked….oops

It’s a new story that I’ve had in my head for a while. Here’s what I told @rochellaine:

Its a sci-fi/dystopian story. The world has been at war for several decades. One of the groups goes around secretly testing kids and then kidnapping the smart ones at 9 to fight as their soldiers. At first the…

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