Your not far behind :rick:


Everyone always thinks I am younger than I am

Growing old is a requirement....growing up is an option

 

I have not read or watched any of the potter books. I also refuse to do so. I have only read the first book in the LOTR series but I have read the Hobbits. I have a nice Hobbit book in hardcover and everything


so in conclusion I only semi suck h:

 

:lmao: I will have to tell this to my dad.

 

ok well now at least i wont be offended if you yell at me..

 

you are bad :naughty: :rick:
whats it about?

well, the LOTR series is much better than the hobbit. i wouldn't recommend seeing the HP movies considering they completely suck (LOTR movies own all though). honestly, the harry potter books are really good. not childish at all. try them, you might like it (think roald dahl meets CS Lewis)

 

From amazon.com - it does justice as a synopsis

This extraordinary and beautifully written novel, the third to feature Glasgow police detective Jack Laidlaw ( Laidlaw and The Papers of Tony Veitch are the others), sets a high standard among contemporary thrillers. It begins not with a crime but with Laidlaw's despair at his brother's death in a traffic accident. He has a burning need to make some sense of that death: "Where did the accident begin? That's what I want to know. In the middle of the road? At the kerbsic ? In the pub before he went out? In the fact that he drank too much? When did the accident begin?" Jack's inquiries into how Scott Laidlaw came to his untimely end lead to much larger questions about the nature of pain and injustice and--not least of all--about the meaning of his own life and how it encompasses the impending failure of his relationship with the woman he loves. Trying to piece together the events of his brother's final days, Laidlaw embarks upon a journey into moral darkness. The investigation eventually ties in with a case being pursued by Jack's partner in his absence, but the real secret, hinted at in the paintings that Scott left behind, lies in a tragic event long past and in the sadness of Jack's youthful innocence, which he has lost but not forgotten. Strange Loyalties, like its detective hero, is captivating and unforgettable.

 

gay club.

I don't venture into the city often to go to clubs. Too $$ (parking/admission/drinks) I get into this one for free cause I used to work there. I used to go to this club in the city... I'm totaly drawing a blank on the name.. it's been changed so often. But it was an old run down church. :goodjob:

 

The club is gay as in :ghey: or gay as in stupid? Sorry for the ignorance , but I didn't think you were :ghey:? Or I am just really confused right now.:dunno: :rofl:

 

gay as in :ghey:.. Yeah.. I'm a lesbian.


I should put this in my sig.... I've had to mention it so often. :chuckles:

 

She's a chick that don't like dick.