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Tsukiyumi wrote:

Lt. Staplic wrote:I'm not really into horror movies, though.

It's not a slasher-type, though there are some graphic scenes. It's more of a cerebral horror film. It gets in your head; I love stories like that, regardless of genre.

Aye me too. I enjoyed Silence of the Lambs more than I thought I would for that reason. It's not graphic horror, it's getting-inside-your-head horror.

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Tsukiyumi wrote:

Lt. Staplic wrote:I'm not really into horror movies, though.

It's not a slasher-type, though there are some graphic scenes. It's more of a cerebral horror film. It gets in your head; I love stories like that, regardless of genre.

Aye me too. I enjoyed Silence of the Lambs more than I thought I would for that reason. It's not graphic horror, it's getting-inside-your-head horror.

Exactly.

I prefer nonsense horror, like Attack of the Killer Tomatoes.

And I'm sure everyone is going to be shocked to here this, but I am not changing my avatar.

stitch626 wrote:...I am not changing my avatar.

Ah, crap. I woke up in an alternate universe again.

Tsukiyumi wrote:

stitch626 wrote:...I am not changing my avatar.

Ah, crap. I woke up in an alternate universe again.

Doesn't one enter an alternate universe every time he logs into DITL?

Captain Picard's Hair wrote:and sex for no reason

Sex ALWAYS has a reason.

Wait, are you implying that sex needs a reason?

well the hopes of me Getting into Crofton are infinitesimally small. They are oversubscribed, the waiting list is twice the size of my arm, and i am low priority because i dont live in the catchment area.

I'm screwed.

That's crappy, Reliant.

Reliant121 wrote:well the hopes of me Getting into Crofton are infinitesimally small. They are oversubscribed, the waiting list is twice the size of my arm, and i am low priority because i dont live in the catchment area.

I'm screwed.

That's really unfortunate, Kierann. A gifted young mind like yours should be challenged so that it can really thrive. Granted that my childhood was already unusual (in the degree of my shyness) but looking back, I think that the ease with which I breezed though the NY public schools deprived me of the kind of stimulation I thrive on.

True. As the husband of a literacy coach - my wife teaches the teachers - and former G&T teacher, I see it all too often. Everybody's worried about the kids who are behind, yet fail to differentiate enough instruction for the kids who need more challenges - and they end up falling behind due to boredom or lack of stimulation.

Sorry to hear about it, though, Reliant. Although it will be a huge hardship for you, I have faith that you can get through.

My father is going down to Bridgemary to have a rather....stern conversation with our headmistress to see what can be done. On the plus side, I am not doing a traditional GCSE. I'm doing the new "diploma" Which is alot higher level work. Hopefully this might challenge me more. And for every wednesday, i travel to a different school

I'm somebody could help me christmas up my av, i'd be rather appriciative. I'm HOPELESS at photo editing......................HOPELESS!!!

Mark wrote:I'm somebody could help me christmas up my av, i'd be rather appriciative. I'm HOPELESS at photo editing......................HOPELESS!!!

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