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Hey! I almost fell for that! (authough that might be a good idea :D, just dont take me seriously when I use smiles!)

I am aware of that. The post above was a sarcastic/rhetorical question. I wasnt actually asking you- i would have to be pretty dumb to think that a big wide grin implied seriousness :D You said: "soften a remark that looks serious" theat is exactly the purpose I used them for earlier, yet you...

does anyone have an opinion on it? just a little one?

do the smiles (:D ) imply seriousness? they were there for a reason, you know.

OH, my signature, I see. I had the one about throwing youself at the ground and missing as my signature after a registered, THGTTG is my second favourite book of all time and all my school books are plastered in DONT PANIC scince second-year (they called me weird, but they havent read the...

Its good to know I made you laugh. A first former is someone in their first year in high school in the uk and northern Ireland. (thats about 11-13 yrs of age really) CDA, what are you talking about? I read the guide about four years ago and have read it 3 or 4 times sine then, have I misunderstood?

On the bus today a first-former asked me why I was reading, she said it was immature. I laughed out loud at this. Just thought I'd share it with you all.

I discuss books sometimes with my freind Dermotjpr but other than him, no-one I know reads at all or want's to talk about books- Thats why I come here! :D

http://www.trudicanavan.com/canavan.htm you will find what you ae looking for here- check out the FAQ and the Fantasy series links.

read anything by Raymond E. Feist or read a Forgotten Realms book- I reccomend Darkwalker On Moonshea by Douglas niles, its a great read.

Im off to Easons to buy The Novice now. The black magician trilogy is great fantasy in my opinion- It is original and classic at the same time- genius.

I know, Thousands of worlds to visit and you dont age! But you must be careful you dont open a door and step into the abyss.

I would either like to go to The Hall Of Worlds in Feist's universe or to Elvandar on Midkemia.

you can post your opinion here, you know

1. The Novice - Trudi Canavan 2. The High Lord - *** 3. Thud! - Terry Pratchett 4. Hyperion - Dan Simmons 5. Grass For His Pillow - Lian Hearn

Yes, this song was stuck in my head for a few weeks, probably because I was playing that flash movie constantly- It is a brilliant song Many thanks to you curiouswander- you removed Bad Day out of my brain- and put Thanks For all The fish back in- a mutch better replacement

I am nearly through Darkwalker on Moonshea by Douglas Niles. I have been a fan of Dragonlance for 3 years, and this is just as good. I enjoyed the book especially as I am a fan and constant player of Neverwinter Nights: Hordes Of The Underdark and instantly recognised Newt as a fearie dragon...

My mother is a fan of that, I've watched a few of them on DVD. They are quite ammusing.

This one blatently refuses to leave the recesses of my brain, and its just one verse: Wer'e Dug in deep, the price is steep, The auctioneer is such a creep, the lights ran out, the oil ran dry, we blamed it on the other guy. Sure all men are created equal; here's the church, here's the steeple...

The greatest things ever to come out of the 80s were (not paticularly tv shows) D&D (in general) Dragonlance+Forgotten Realms REM