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Tuesday, May 04, 2010

fireflies: imma stalk her now
she read ALOT of books
& sounds so quirky, interesting & intellectual
omg -overwhelmed by the smart-ness-
i mean, she's got a yoda plushie
a Y O D A P L U S H I E
O_O

yn: LOL
okay you go worship her and stalk her

fireflies: hahahahahahahha lol
"The Twilight books and the Sookie books are told from the point of view of Bella and Sookie, respectively. These are two girls who, while not being complete idiots, are not the smartest characters I’ve ever encountered. And while both claim to enjoy reading (Jane Austen for Bella, smutty mysteries for Sookie), the reader barely ever actually sees them reading. So, doesn’t it make sense that they wouldn’t be that good of story tellers? It would be beyond ridiculous if these two relatively boring and uninsightful girls transformed into Charles Dickens as soon as pen and paper were placed before them! So by making the writing so extremely bad, it makes the reader more willing to believe that they were written by a normal, vaguely not-stupid girl. Even the ridiculously bad dialogue can be chalked up to the fact that the reader is experiencing it through such a dully unreliable narrator. "
LOLLOLLOL
OMG WORSHIP SIA
I THINK SHE'S MY SOULMATE, THE ONE I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR
oh wait
this feels like a moment of deja vu
seems like i've said the same thing before
hmmm
"Of course, I am aware that I am giving Stephenie Meyer and Charlaine Harris much too much credit here. Probably they think that their books were terribly clever and well-written and did not even think about them being in first person. But I much prefer ignoring that fact, just so that I have some explanation as to why I’ve read those books."

yn: hahahahhahaha
she is hilarious
LOL you're chalking up soulmates by the dozen