Litofsky

Wishing I were slothing about, Sir Sabre, or perhaps writing. Alas, I'm stuck here writing a report about life during the Middle Ages, the Church's power, and such.

The school band does a mix of classical/contemporary. It's generally fine stuff, but it gets boring when the director spends more time yelling at people for talking than directing. >_<

WONDERING WHY YOU ARE NOT ON SKAIPE, BUMBLEBEE!

I'm fine thanks, Bee. Just waiting for Thanksgiving to roll around (basically a five-day weekend, which means all-day laziness!)...

Wow. That's some serious knowledge accumulation. I've got Executive Orders sitting on my bookshelf, and I intend to read it during the winter break. I've started the beginning, and I already immensely enjoy Clancy's writing style. As for the tax, they spun it off as an emergency one, and continued it? Right now, the Government (both state and Federal) takes nearly 30% of my parent's income- a fact that I'm revolted by.

I remember reading about turning Germany into an agrarian nation (and it makes sense how that plan never did gain much momentum). Today, however, it has one of the highest GDPs in the world, if I'm correct. It seems we gave no relief to conquered nations (save for rebuilding infrastructure and government the way we saw fit).

Pertaining to World War II and Roosevelt, I do recall reading that the intelligence agencies (I don't remember if the CIA was around then, or what was in its place) keep data from the morning of December 7th, 1941 classified. It seems as though, in keeping with what you said, that Roosevelt did his best to get us into the war, no matter the cost.

Thanks for all of the info, mach. It's been very interesting and informative.

Yeah, I am feeling that currently. >.>

Sir, have you heard Obama's speech on Libya- or, to hell with the speech, the whole freaking state of the Middle East? How are things on your end, pray?

Yeah, thanks, Arc. I'm actually posting from the campus right now, and I must say, Chinese is tough! One of the enjoyable things, however, is the autonomy, but even that must come to an end.

I hope that I'll be able to get back on soon...

Yes, the return is most triumphant! With skewl now a thing of the past, I shall attempt to return to my writing.

HAIL ZE TIGER!

Yes. Think of the power, Sabre! The UNLIMITED POWER.

It's quite delicious, I say.

You are having too much fun.

Keep up the great work!

You are welcome, Good Sir!

If only Nihil would look at a different POV...

YOU. YOU.

Despite having used Wiki for many a moon (many many moons, that is), I have never sought to edit an article.

BUT THAT DAY IS GONE. FOR I HAVE EDITED AN ARTICLE. FOR GREAT JUSTICE. AND GLORY. AND AWESOMENESS.

THAT IS ALL.

Also, report in on ze college situation.

You're telling me. Sabre, what have I gotten myself into? This school stuff- it's, um, difficult.

How've you been, recently? Have you a break upcoming anytime soon?

You've got a point there, Bee. Law is a quite complicated subject.

How goes your story? I'm very interested in reading more.

Your Evil Highness, do not attempt to steal our Vice Presidential candidate from us! SSPP promises HOPE, CHANGE, and PROGRESS.

As you can see, Your Evil Mistress, SSPP clearly stands for POSITIVE PROGRESS! Please, abandon your running mate and JOIN US NAO.

Thank you and have a pleasant evening.

你的 '朋友们' 都是笨的猴子. Be wary.

...and forgive my terrible grammar.

...or adopt Free Speech.

...that has yet to be determined. But it shall be determined quite soon.

...which, quite possibly, would have started World War III. 'Protection' never seems to be a good thing.

'tis quite alright. Hath thou invited anyone else?

'tis, Sire, and I am awaiting your finishing of le Call.

(...and hope Garfield doesn't notice that we've left)

*shrugs*

*silently waits for the election to close up*

To Kill a Mockingbird was a very good book. I found that it was very interesting to see the whole story through a child's perspective (though Scout occasionally had her adult moments). What (if anything) did you like about it?