Litofsky

Inyrikins, how art thou? Quite spectacular, I take it?

All of mah bebbehs shall be adorable!

From my understanding, American universities are generally better than European/other Western ones. Of course, their high schools are better... A medical student, and waiting to go to the land of Aussie! Where in Australia, may I ask? South, West, where in particular? Just be sure not to be stung by an iricongi (no Wiki page, but it's an extraordinarily small jellyfish that can, if it stings you, kill)! I'd miss mah Beeh!

I was just (definitely not) insinuating that Mr. Bee and BumbleBee did some licentious things. But I could be wrong.

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MENTAL STABILITY GOES QUITE WELL. I LIKE DELICIOUS POPCORN. Iz tasty.

Ah, the joys of the mind, Sabre! How goes eating your popcorn? Delicious, I assume?

Nonono, that doez not count, BumbleBee!

I've got a year or so before I start. Science? What field, dear Bee? I really have no clue what I was thinking about. I like history and I thought that I wanted to do something with the law, but I've really got no clue. What does Bee wish to do with her life (or what did you do)?

Oh noez! Meh first born bebbeh? I iz sad nao, Bee. Saaaaad.

Quite so, Sabre! BumbleBee, I believe the correct question is 'Mr. Bee can haz genetic materialz?'

As for choosing our major, I believe that you can hold it off for a year or two, but I wouldn't push it much past that. You'd lose too much time, I dare to say.

If only I had baby Siberian tigers...

Quite perfectly, Sir Ruler! I shall do my best to keep the sun and water away from the metal.

How goes your life? Psychotic, as well it should be? Also, kudos on your fic in the Cantina! It was long and some sentences were bordering-fragments, but enjoyable nonetheless.

I would be a Ruler in general: I should aspire to rule the metal, and the sun, and even perhaps the water! My my, Sabre, think of the pure power in dihydrogen monoxide!

I truly have no clue, however, if it were the Star Wars universe versus the Star Trek universe, the Star Trek one would win for sure: the Borg would just annihilate everything that they touched.

*sniff* Sabre, our little Bee is growing up, going out on dates now. Did Bee hav good time? Did you find an acceptable candidate/genetic material?

As for after school, I'm really not sure. I think that I might want to do something with the law, but I've truly got no clue. I'll keep my options open at this point, however.

Thanks for the compliments on ze story, BumbleBee! I originally got the idea at camp, and, during my bored times (everyone lost motivation towards the end of the course, and there wasn't exactly a lot of learning going around), and I've attempted to do my best with it. I'm glad that you liked it (and much thanks for pointing out the errors).

Astor, very nice new avatar! I wonder, Star Wars vs. Star Trek: who would win?

I'd say that the average American high school isn't that great- to get a good paying job nowadays, one needs, at the least, a college degree. Graduate school will only help in getting further in life. As for the quality of my high schools, it's are good, but not great.

No, I really don't have time. I was originally going to make one about the Republic invasion of Dxun, but I just ran out of time. However, I believe that I'm going to pots a NSW Fic that I imagined at camp (where I was learning Chinese. During my 'bored times,' I decided to write down a ten-page timeline ). It revolves around the collapsing economic situation in America (and much of the world, for that matter), how some countries (countries is the wrong word: individual nations have entered unions in order to compete in the global market, i.e., the European Union, the North American Union, etc.) attempt to solve their problems, and the eventual war that comes as a result. Hopefully, I'll do a decent job writing. *shrugs*

I don't have any real links (that I'd provide, anyway). My earlier writing wasn't that great, but I've got a feeling that if I put quality over quantity, take my time to explain my thoughts (or the character's thoughts, in this matter) I should be alright.

Oh, BumbleBee! I got my story up (not the Cantina one, however)! Voila. I hope you like it! *sighs nervously from worry that I missed some essential detail*

Yes, Beetalk is quite the buzz in my visitor messages. I thank you for this add: together, we shall become the Rulers!

IB is an internationally recognized course of study: instead of the country specific, possibly sub-standard education, the IB (International Baccalaureate) program teaches a course that was decided upon by the international community (if I've said that correctly).

Bush has made the world view us as dumb people. Well, then again...

As for the Zoidac, I don't believe that animals four away would be especially compatible (in Chinese, four is a homonym for death), but, then again, it might have been before 'si' was developed.

I don't believe that I'm going to finish in time- instead, I'm going to being working on a NSW Fic. Hopefully school will give me a tiny break with my homework load.

I've read A Reason and your story about Atris (sorry, but I don't remember the name). I thoroughly enjoyed them both (meaning I loved them both), and I only wish I could write like that. [/envy] Nonetheless, I shall try my best!

Oh, Bee. Are you referring to your little friend again? I thought we agreed that she should be locked up and never let out. Never.

It's true that what I said was harsh- and I never mentioned that you needed a good education to do well in life. Google (a site started by two college dropouts) is a testament to that. I believe that the IB program would be most suited to my way of thinking, as opposed to the mass-education that's regularly practiced.

Destroy, in this context, means that Bush has nearly destroyed America's standing in our world (for the next few generations, at any rate).

Dragons are very cool. I don't know much about the Zoidac (except the legend that tells how the animals got their place, if I remember correctly). In Europe, however, dragons were feared, whereas in China dragons were the epitome of awesome.

No problem. I'm worried that I won't finish my entry- I didn't get home until two-and-a-half hours ago (5:30 PM compared to my usual 3:00). Either way, I'll do my best.

Also, what's this I hear about a temporary job? Bee's got a job. You need to work with Bees, by the way. It'd be fitting.

No problem for the review. I love your writing, and I'm glad that you're posting up your work.

Hello, Siffeh! How goes your amazingly elitist life? Quite Obama-ish, I take it?

Bee Bee Bee Bee Bee Bee Bee Bee Bee Bee Bee Bee Bee Bee Bee Bee Bee Bee! How could you not tell me that Chapter Two was out? Just posted up my thoughts. Summary = Beautiful job!

Well, as long as you're still sane...

The site is pretty cool. It gives you a bunch of words, and I actually recognize some of them! *sniffles from proudness*

Well, if my school's chosen for IB, and I make it in, I'd finally get out of the 'equal' American classrooms. I don't think that they (legislators) understand that we're not all equal when it comes to education- some people are smarter than others. I apologize if it's mean, but that's how it is in our world. IB would allow me to get away from the people that don't take school seriously (I wouldn't mind having a future, as compared to theirs).

Bush has destroyed Texas. I don't mind the people, I just really hate Bush for destroying America.

DnD monsters in Medieval Europe? *Imagines Charlemagne slaying a dragon with a jewel-encrusted sword* That might help.

Sleep well, BeeBee! Be well rested, so that our immense conversation may continue tomorrow!

One of my better friends is nocturnal: he says that the more sleep he gets, the worse he feels.

Well, I was out one day (was sick), and my teacher apparently called the rest of my class retards (don't worry- most of my class is pretty stupid, and they bait her every. Single. Day. It drives me crazy that we learn maybe five words a week.

Aww, thanks Bee! The reasons that my classmates don't like me is because 1) I ask so many questions and 2) I do well on the tests (shocking!). Although, something bothers me: my school might be getting an IB program (looks good so far), but they won't be getting an IB Chinese teacher. So, if I pursue that course, I've gotta switch over to Spanish. . Major

Jeez, your leader sounds like an idiotic one. I bet he and Bush would have a great time together! They'd have a nice barbecue in Texas, cooking the animals they just shot. >_<

Also, I found this site in search for a translator. It looks pretty good- perhaps I'll just start teaching myself Chinese. Of course, I've got a friend (same nocturnal friend as before) that taught himself Chinese over the Internet. Crazy, right?

Bee! I'm working on homework for History right now- it's about Medieval Europe. Boooooooring.

Hehe, I meant to say shui. From what my teacher's told me, those three lines "like in 'hai,' or 'mei [the 'mei' that means 'every].' I just know a bit about the radicals- I question my teacher like crazy. I'm the only one that wants to learn in my class, sadly.

A chimp in disguise? I give more credit to a chimp. There's something that bothers me, however- who's more foolish, the one that runs for office or the people that vote for him?

Your leader falls asleep at international meetings? That's just plain bad. Unless you've got the same apathy that we've got here in America, I'd suggest storming the polls with people to oust him during the next election (unless the corrupt officials already control the election).

Without Google, the world would be a sad place indeed.

BEE, WHY IZ YOU NOT SLEEPING?

Ah! Of course. I left 'ri' out. What's ming without both the sun and moon? Nice catch.

Articulate President? Nice one, Bee. If you're comparing Bush to yours, you might be right (I've never seen your leader speak, however).

That's a great name, Bee! I see the "shou" (or its radical, anyway) and the radical for eye. So watery eye = tear! That's what I like about Chinese/stems in general- if you know where to look, you can decipher any word.

Ah, the origins of <3 shall remain a mystery to the world forever!

It's "月白," if I remember correctly.

If it were up to me, I'd just have the elections on one day- primaries for political parties one week, the election the next! But no, we've got to have a three-month-long ordeal after the primaries, where the candidates smear each other and will tell us anything to vote for them.

How can you have Star Wars with a non-Jedi story? In my Cantina entry (if I can ever get around to writing it), one viewpoint will be for the soldiers and one for the Jedi leading the charge: the Exile (gah! I still need a name for her in my entry. Any ideas?).

Beee! <3 ...where did "<3" even come from?

*sigh* Politicians are so incredibly annoying. They promise reforms, but all they end up doing is taking money for themselves. Who cares if the people get hurt if they have their money?

I don't think any have run for that reason in America since the first few Presidents. In fact, I recall the History Channel stating that by the sixth or seventh election, negative adds, name-calling, and other negative stereotypes were already being used.

Common foot soldiers don't usually have Force bonds. But the Jedi, on the other hand...

Wo bu ming bai. Gah! I see that sign in class every day of the week, and I forgot what it meant.

I tend to disagree with you, Bee: in America, people are lazy, simply put. We don't really care who runs our government (note that the word "we" is used in lieu of "the majority of Americans"), and so anyone that has enough money to run a television add and who hasn't committed any major crimes can get elected.

So, if someone in this country actually wanted to run for office because they were sick of the current situation, I'd have to disagree with you. Besides that, you're right: those that seek power are generally the ones who shouldn't have it.

The first thing that I wrote was in first person, too. It allows you to get into the person's head, but at the expense of getting into the others' heads.

Ah, curse my terrible Mandarin! D: If only I could remember what "ming bai" meant. I know what they mean individually (moon and white, respectively, if I'm right), but I don't remember what they mean together.

Well, if you're writing frenzied, I'd put it in bold. If you're trying to emphasize something, I'd put it in italics.

I think that you meant to say 'At least most of your bureaucrats aren't corrupt.' We don't have much at a local level, but the higher you go the more likely you are to find corruption (and don't even get me started on Lobbyists [link]. They're essentially using legal bribery to get what their company wants done).

And I'm writing in third person. I've written in first person before, but I think that third person will better suit my needs this time around.

Wo de putonghua shi bu hao. Ni de putonghua shi hen hao.

How will he grow more open-minded unless people take the time to talk to him? I'll do my best to show him that there are more ways than one, but I'm not sure: faith is a powerful tool.