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Jun. 10th, 2008 02:09 amBack in my day, we had no tags! We had to use 'Memories'!
So I've changed my layout to accommodate for tags. Have begun the lengthy process of tagging my entries, but am nowhere close to done. Because I enjoy organizing (but not cleaning or tidying up, for some reason), I like watching my tag cloud grow as I do so.
Okay, kids:
YOU READ THEM. YOU TOTALLY READ THEM, ADMIT IT.
The bookstore was having a sale and they had a shitload of Animorphs books for the equivalent of US$1 each. How could I resist? Now I have like 9, which is good because I forget how they only take an hour to read. And they're dark too. The darkness of the series has always been a factor of attraction, but I'm rereading and am pleasantly surprised to rediscover cannibalism, junior high kids who rejoice in killing (just Rachel, actually), gory details of slaughter, and contemplations on the impersonal cruelty of nature. And the spoilers on the Wikipedia entry tell of more! I want. I want all 50-whatever volumes! I can't believe the series went into 50-whatever volumes. I gave up in the early 30s.
And also relying on payphones and using chatrooms that have a character limit BAHAHAHAHAHAHAilovethenineties.
Apparently quite a number of them were ghostwritten, which -- I guess -- doesn't surprise me, and doesn't really bother me either.
So I've changed my layout to accommodate for tags. Have begun the lengthy process of tagging my entries, but am nowhere close to done. Because I enjoy organizing (but not cleaning or tidying up, for some reason), I like watching my tag cloud grow as I do so.
Okay, kids:
YOU READ THEM. YOU TOTALLY READ THEM, ADMIT IT.
The bookstore was having a sale and they had a shitload of Animorphs books for the equivalent of US$1 each. How could I resist? Now I have like 9, which is good because I forget how they only take an hour to read. And they're dark too. The darkness of the series has always been a factor of attraction, but I'm rereading and am pleasantly surprised to rediscover cannibalism, junior high kids who rejoice in killing (just Rachel, actually), gory details of slaughter, and contemplations on the impersonal cruelty of nature. And the spoilers on the Wikipedia entry tell of more! I want. I want all 50-whatever volumes! I can't believe the series went into 50-whatever volumes. I gave up in the early 30s.
And also relying on payphones and using chatrooms that have a character limit BAHAHAHAHAHAHAilovethenineties.
Apparently quite a number of them were ghostwritten, which -- I guess -- doesn't surprise me, and doesn't really bother me either.
