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This is a thing that exists just a few miles from my house. As a single person who stopped (alone) to check it out, let me say that if you aren't bringing your significant other/prospective lay here, you're not doing things right. #distractedbyshinyobjects #goonandkissthegirllll (at Mueller Lake Park)
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distractedbyshinyobjects replied to your post:Gotham Academy! Gotham Academy! Climbing up ropes...
Definitely was singing this to the tune of MacGruber until I got to the end. No regrets.
My original instructions were to sing it to the tune of whatever song was stuck in your head. MacGruber works wonderfully!
The Wizard of Oz or Little Women - you can count the whole series or just the first book of each, whichever you prefer.
Ooh, tough.
If it’s the first book in each series, Little Women wins, although it’s a tough call. Both of these books are absolute classics that I love, and that I feel would be a big loss to literature.
If it’s the series as a whole… I’m still going with Little Woman, but only on the strength of that first book. To me, Ozma of Oz would be a bigger loss to the world than anything in the LW sequels.
(By the way, can Ozma count as a #womanwhoneedsamovie?)
The Giver or A Wrinkle in Time? (So glad no one's given me this one...)
A Wrinkle in Time, easily. The Giver is a good book, and I like it, but I don’t love Jonas the way I love Meg Murry (and Calvin and Charles Wallace, to lesser degrees). Anything to keep my girl Meg around!
Personally, I also feel like A Wrinkle in Time is a more unique and creative book - the basic conceit of The Giver is very creative, don’t get me wrong, but the story is still very similar to a bunch of other dystopias. Wrinkle, on the other hand, feels different from anything else I’ve ever read.
Lastly, if you factor the other books in both series into the equation, the other Time Quartet books are all quite good, while I think the Giver series became something of a mess after Gathering Blue.
distractedbyshinyobjects replied to your photoset:
You need someone super cute and doe-eyed to be Cassio!
Any suggestions? ;-)
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distractedbyshinyobjects replied to your post:In Which I Meet The Worst Person On The Internet (in relation to me)
Wow. You weren’t kidding. He didn’t even pretend to disguise the Wikipedia article. It’s just there.
A lot of his pages just seem to be the full code of another page copy and pasted into his blogspot format. I can't even call this plagiarism! It's just odd! And I can't even really be angry since I get a schizophrenic vibe from this person. Here's one of the comments he left on one of my Sword of Sorcery posts: "Christy Marx once told me,my work looked like it was ripped off from everywhere.Maybe she should have took her own advice because nothing here looks original" Sir, Christy was correct. Your work is ripped off from everywhere!
Have you read The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making? I say this because you can be a Book Wyrm and I'll be a Wyverary (half-Wyvern, half-Library) and we'll go on dragony bookish adventures, okay?
I haven't but I really, really want to! It's on my list.
distractedbyshinyobjects replied to your post: distractedbyshinyobjects replied to your post: ...
If a hero saves a cat in an early scene so the audience knows they’re the guy to root for, then a psychopath has to kill one. That’s how you tell them apart.
Yes, but I do like the play involved with Lex trying to portray himself as a cat saver. Now the James Gordon, Jr. thing was confusing me until I found out he killed a cat. Then I felt awful that I had been rooting for him.
