Any trueblood fans? I watched the fanale last night and it was kind of anticlimatic. I expected far more.
Yesterday was my one year anniversary with my sweetheart
I was so happy.
I was so happy.
Well except for the trueblood finale but can't help you there.
At least someones happy for me. My family sucks monkey poo right now.
That was just being a jerk-off. Poor Taylor Swift. It's a good thing no one tried that at the CMA awards, someone would have gotten hit that's all I'm saying.
so it's cool.

erjohnson007 wrote:Well it is off to studying for me know...*goes back into the study corner*
Been there, done that, ain't gonna do it again for a while. Congrats by the way on making AP Honors!!! That's fantastic!!! And congrats on it being your annversary! And I think your idea would be entertaining at the very least.vnud29 wrote:Thanks
It would seem I need to rescue both from that abyss called the "corner". But how? Hmmm.....Then you could both pull me in with you....maybe it's not worth the risk! lol Studying sucks. Just stating the obvious here.
Hey I got an idea for a contest here for the athenaeum. Wanna listen? Well, you don't have a choice cause I'm gonna say it anyways lol
I was thinking that the challenge could be to re-write novels that have a male/female pairing and turn them into ladies. It could range from disney movies to classical shakespeare. Any move, tv show, novel, comic or anything that you've ever had the urge to change to a female/female pairing. Of course, the challenge is to stay very close to the original plot and make the characters believable. That would be what is voted on. However, changing the sexes will of course change some plot lines, but for example for the movie Titanic....you can't save the boat lol It must still sink. Something like that can't change. What do you guys think? I'm pretty sure everyone's read a novel that wasn't lesbian and pictured the characters as both females. This would just make it concrete and on paper.
silverwriter01 wrote:I suppose you could say "Inspired by..." and have some major twists.
Bardeyes wrote:silverwriter01 wrote:I suppose you could say "Inspired by..." and have some major twists.
You could, but we still wouldn't post it. Some print authors love to sling their lawyers around like a friggin' chakrams of evil. We have no desire to ever tangle with lawyers again on The Athenaeum. Twice was two times too many.
silverwriter01 wrote:Bardeyes wrote:silverwriter01 wrote:I suppose you could say "Inspired by..." and have some major twists.
You could, but we still wouldn't post it. Some print authors love to sling their lawyers around like a friggin' chakrams of evil. We have no desire to ever tangle with lawyers again on The Athenaeum. Twice was two times too many.
Twice? Really? May I ask who the authors were?
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