What are you doing right now?

[EndOfTheEarth]

Besides posting on here and replying to this thread. Original credit for this goes back to Fate and Nathan on MX.

[Xuut]

Oooh, we made rockets.

And by "we" I mean the half of the class that actually does stuff in Tech Ed, and the people who don't fail at it miserably.

Um... Perry the Platypus. Or something... Oompa Loopma.

[Sora]

Nice going getting the ball away, at least.

[Kayte]

Hungry.

[Sora]

Eat something?

[Kayte]

*is*

[Fake]

I've just realised.

There actually exists a movie that's better than the book it's based on.

Worship me, mortals, for I have done the impossible.

[nathan_p]

What, Blade Runner?

I've been trying to tell people that for years now...

[Fake]

What?

Ok, maybe.

But that was only loosely based on the novel.

And that's not what I mean.

The Ultimate Gift. :D The book is meh-pleasant, in it's own way, but not all that heartwarming or anything-but the film version was, at the least, enjoyable. I'm not really a fan of family love friendship stories (Which, apparently, are Christian concepts. Who knew?) But it was pleasant in it's own way.

This has been my random ramble of the day. Please ignore it, as I'm an idiot when it comes to these sorts of things, and most other things.

[nathan_p]

Blade Runner was a deeply boring book, and the movie kicked ass.

Also, Doctor Zhivago \o/ The book took me months to get through. The movie, while three hours long, is much more entertaining.

[Fake]

*nods*

Though I'd have to mildly disagree. I enjoyed the novel simply because of it's mild philosophical themes.

Never seen Doctor Zhivago, or read it.

[nathan_p]

Well, okay, so the book wasn't that bad... but I liked the movie better _o_

Movie is somewhat worth it if you're into Russian history, otherwise don't bother.

[Sora]

Twilight?


for purely comedic reasons