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Oh, definitely Percy. @epicaddie2 His character is just…awesome. That’s all there is to it. Percy Jackson is a great character.

Yep, that’s exactly what she means. @xonos-darkgrate

It’s funny you mention the argument behind not reading Harry Potter, because this is where my mother stood, up until the moment when I told her that I felt I was strong enough in my faith to not be effected in any way by reading about such witchcraft and magic. It took several conversations,…[Read more]

HA! Yes, that’s accurate.

Have you read the second series? The Lost Hero, Son of Neptune, Mark of Athena, House of Hades, and Blood of Olympus? That’s my favorite series. I love it very muchly.

Funny story: I was so excited when I got the House of Hades that when I took it out of the box, the first thing I did was go outside and spin in…[Read more]

*chokes* Oh, dear. Not the Percy Jackson movies…my heart…ouch. Those movies represent the first time in my life in which I was disappointed by a movie adaption. I was broken. @epicaddie2

@epicaddie2 I’m fairly certain that if you had to, you could go your entire life without seeing/reading Twilight. Seriously. It isn’t worth it. But the Hunger Games books are good, and the movies keep to the book-plot pretty well. I’d recommend the Hunger Games for sure.

I read all of the Twilight books. Only the second and fourth ones were really worth reading, though, and even they made me cringe. That being said, I have no interest in seeing the movies. I’d rather spend my time writing. *grins*

Yeah! The Hunger Games were actually pretty good. I think Catching Fire was my favorite book overall, just because it…[Read more]

I was a huge fan of TMR until I saw the movies. After that…well, I was scarred. But it was good while it lasted?

Oh dear. Twilight. *snorts* Rest in peace, you woefully neglected characters, full of life and wonderful potential…

I actually didn’t think the Hunger Games books were too terrible. They were each fun and exciting reads, just…stereotypically easy plot wise.

@xonos-darkgrate Ahem. I just realized I haven’t actually said hello, yet…hi, and…[Read more]

@epicaddie2 I’m glad I saw this. Do yourself a favor and don’t watch Scorch Trials. The movie is nothing like the book. And the cursing in it was pretty awful. *gets on her knees* Save yourself the pain…

@the-real-kapeefer I’m with you on the Jefferson thing. He’s a cool dude, they just don’t portray him like it in the musical. And I think we should point out that as history and the musical go to show…Hamilton himself wasn’t a great dude either.

@koryn-koch There’s a youtube video of a live stream thing Lin-Manuel did, and he references his…[Read more]

I know. I’m a Slytherin, lol. @epicaddie2

Right, so Lacamoire did the music part of it, like, the orchestration? And Lin-Manuel wrote the songs. Or at least, the lyrics. @epicaddie2

Nope, it was allll Lin-Manuel. He’s one of my heroes. A really, really awesome dude. @epicaddie2

So close, yet still so far…

I dunno when my rank will change. I hope it does… @epicaddie2

And @epicaddie2 Lin is left handed.

No… *cries* @epicaddie2 but it’s coming to my city next year…

@aislinn-mollisong Have you ever heard of Hamilton? The Broadway musical?

Whoa, whoa, whoa @epicaddie2 how long did it take you to be able to do Lafayette’s part? That’s insane.

My favorite songs are probably My Shot, the Schuyler Sisters, and…gosh, um…I really love the Ten Dual Commandments, even though that’s generally a really sad song. I love the way it sounds each reprise, though.

@epicaddie2 YES! Together we shall rule the world!

Aw, I’d love to do this but unfortunately, I can’t. School comes first and I’ve got too much of that on my plate right now.

@salome01w4g Actually…the driver’s test isn’t that bad. I took it Friday (and passed, yay!) and it was much easier than I had anticipated. The most important thing is to just drive like you normally would. Don’t treat the test any different than you would while your mom or dad is in the car–just…drive.