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Recent content by tundra

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    Gregory Maguire: Wicked

    Yeah. I agree. I recently tried another book of his though--Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister. I had low expectations but ended up loving it. It was MUCH better than Wicked. Maybe try again with Confessions. It took me 2 years to want to try again, but I'm glad I did.
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    merry christmas from me and mine!

    I thank you as well for the nice message. It was very thoughtful of you to convince Santa to give me something even when I'd been naughty. I had been wondering who mrs.claus was!
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    Randomness! Yay!

    Grr. The key won't drag in to the lock. My computer (and/or me) is retarded. It's officially christmas now for me, so I think I'll head to bed. Merry Christmas!
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    Randomness! Yay!

    ooOOoo, thanks for the flowers! I like wildflowers and regular ones alike, and Gem is welcome to pick over my flower garden any time she chooses. It's only 11:36 here...(at my parents house anyway...stanford's got an extra hour), so I'll just hang on a bit longer.
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    Who here speaks more than one language?

    No, I don't know latin--it's my father who does. That's so sad about the open door!! I will lament the loss of the open door. Next time...maybe you could send me a PM?
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    Randomness! Yay!

    I will take any and all stalkers available. Being stalked is sort of romantic, after all. I accept flowers too.
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    Book suggestions - a female lead

    I can't think of very many fantasy books I've read that don't have female leads. Here are a few girl-lead fantasies I've read and enjoyed (in order of liked best to least): Diplomacy of Wolves, (book one in a trilogy) by Holly Lisle Green Rider, (book one in a trilogy) by Kristen Britain...
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    Randomness! Yay!

    You can't just not know what you are talking about. I don't know what they do in London, but here in Stanford we never say things we don't mean...it's just not the done thing.
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    Ayn Rand

    A is A has a nice ring to it. I guess I thought of mathematic variables when I saw that. A = A and nothing can disprove that. I think A is A is a good example for her to use. I don't know how else you would say it when any other thing you could come up with instead of A would be named by...
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    Randomness! Yay!

    4? As in, 4 people who read this thread, or 4 people who think I have an accent? If the second, then you're wrong. It's 5 now. mwahahaha
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    Randomness! Yay!

    Shudder...I have a stalker.
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    Hello again! It's me!

    I don't work there anymore (I cannot begin to express how glad I am of this). School is in session again, and I'm finishing up my masters degree.
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    Ayn Rand

    From this website: If I remember correctly, the book is split into 3 parts, and “A is A” is the name of the third part. It’s also mentioned within the text.
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    Sophie Kinsella

    It's the same with me. Most of the chick lit books I've read were a waste of time, but Sophie Kinsella's books were great. Very funny. Except her shopaholic series waxes a bit too long.
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    Grass mazes?

    Well, there's The China Garden, by Liz Berry. That's a bit of a stretch though. It is a fantasy and a maze is central to the story, but the cover isn't green.
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