Good to know.

If you plan on talking long, it's better to restart up here.

Evidently, it's legendary, and it's where Heath Ledger gets most of his influence from in The Dark Knight Rises.
Also a legendary movie.

It's about 50 small pages. And you can find it online.
Highly recommend it.

Ok, I think I'll read that this weekend. Any others?
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Cormac McCarthy novels?

Never heard of them. What are they about?

You'd have to look 'em up yourself.
Just about all of them are worth reading.

Ok, well that's good to know, but it's getting awfully late, and I have to be up early in the morning, so I will bid you Adieu, and we can resume book talking later, bye.

But book talking gets boring REAL fast you see.

G'night.

*The Dark Knight.

Silly me, mixing up movies.

"Hi."

Hello.

>Lovely weather we're having
>Nice shoes
>So, you come around here often?
>What's your name?

My name is Emily and I'm on here pretty often, you?

Name's Musab. You don't hear that name often....and if you DO, you probably live in a very dangerous country.

I come here pretty often as of late.

Interesting name, any particular reson for coming to fj more often?

Boredom.

I see. So how has your day been?

Boring.

A more cliche question would be, "How was your first week of school?" (So...how was yours?)
My new English teacher would call me jaded, and she's right.
And Photography is neat.

Oh, I don't start school until Tuesday, but I'm freaked. My English teacher has impossibly high standards

Really?

What grade are you in?

11th. I've gotten like 3.7+ on English every year, so they gave me a really hard teacher. Serves me right, I guess.

Sorry about that. I hate it when people you text just DISAPPEAR out of nowhere, and I don't think it's fair to do the same.

Well, nothing wrong with a challenge I guess.
To be fair, I kind of like English when it isn't obvious sentence practices.
The literature part I mean.

It's cool, I had to go help out my friend. I like the literature part but the grammar and writing bits I don't like. What's your favorite subject?

Yeah, that generally.

Definitely science. There's just so much interesting 'n applicable stuff pertaining to science, but that just goes without saying.

Definitely, I like Science and History the most.

I never really took a liking to History. Maybe I found it irrelevant.
If anything, perspectives were interesting. HIS-story and all.

Well, touching on literature earlier, got any books you liked?

I haven't, is it good?

Um...I like any Douglas Adams book, you?

The name seems familiar.

I'm all over the place when it comes to books, comic books even.
A Tale of Two Cities is a generic Freshman novel I liked.
Silence of the Lambs was QUITE the interesting read.
Ever hear of, The Killing Joke, by Alan Moore?

Hello, how are you this fine (morning/afternoon/evening)?

Technically, it's noon. I'm fine, I suppose.

That's cool. Anything specifically awesome about today?

No, not a damn thing.

Oh. Well you cold make something awesome to do, like draw something, or go out with your friends and get lost..

Nah, my art skills suck and my friends are dill-holes.

Um, baking an awesome cake?

I suck at baking too.

Get a pet?

I don't need any more pets. I already have 7 dogs, 3 cats, and one very old, very cranky horse!