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 Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2008 3:51 am
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Miss Sushii smileontheedge There's this awesome book called Why We Never Danced The Charleston. It's set back in the day and it's about this really cute love triangle. It's kind of reminds me of that Heath Ledger and Jake film with the cowboys in it who fell in love. It even has some s*x scenes in it. Rulin' ya universes...
...are you telling me that this is a book set in the 20's!? *DIES* I MUST READ IT!
...since 1992. |
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Posted: Sun Jun 15, 2008 6:01 am
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Skizzors Miss Sushii smileontheedge There's this awesome book called Why We Never Danced The Charleston. It's set back in the day and it's about this really cute love triangle. It's kind of reminds me of that Heath Ledger and Jake film with the cowboys in it who fell in love. It even has some s*x scenes in it. Rulin' ya universes...
...are you telling me that this is a book set in the 20's!? *DIES* I MUST READ IT!
...since 1992. ..major ditto <33333 Rulin' ya universes...
OH GOD IT IS. *fangirl squeal* I want it nooow. I am like so totally requesting this at the library >w<
(I'm going to this Charlseton dance thing where they have a show and then they teach you the steps... I can't wait!)...since 1992. |
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Posted: Sun Jun 15, 2008 8:15 am
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Posted: Sun Jun 15, 2008 8:30 pm
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Skizzors ..LOL. I might have to wait until college to read that one. Not a particularly father-safe cover. sweatdrop It sounds so amazing though omg. gonk Rulin' ya universes...
Well there' always the possibility of a fake dustjacket? xD
...since 1992. |
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Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 1:19 am
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Miss Sushii Skizzors ..LOL. I might have to wait until college to read that one. Not a particularly father-safe cover. sweatdrop It sounds so amazing though omg. gonk Rulin' ya universes...
Well there' always the possibility of a fake dustjacket? xD
...since 1992.
wats that? |
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Posted: Wed Jun 18, 2008 3:07 pm
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Posted: Sat Jul 05, 2008 10:52 am
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 12:55 am
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Jinna-chan Miss Sushii Skizzors ..LOL. I might have to wait until college to read that one. Not a particularly father-safe cover. sweatdrop It sounds so amazing though omg. gonk Rulin' ya universes...
Well there' always the possibility of a fake dustjacket? xD
...since 1992. wats that? Rulin' ya universes...
You know how some books have paper covers over the normal ones? A lot of the harry potter books had them... well, you can make your own, with a fake title etc. and put your book in it so that it seems you're reading something that wouldn't be as... questionable biggrin
...since 1992. |
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 8:33 pm
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Posted: Thu Jul 17, 2008 8:39 pm
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Posted: Thu Jul 17, 2008 10:51 pm
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Insignificant Observer 'The Manny'. It's a children's book. I about killed myself reading it cause I kept thinking, 'The uncle and the babysitter are so gay for each other. OH F*CK, WHAT AM I THINKING!?!? THIS IS A GODDAMN CHILDREN'S STORY.' They turned out gay in the end and I stepped out of the proverbial noose I'd resigned myself to. ... I don't have a problem with gay people, but in my conservative little gay-lynching hometown there's no way our public library would have a book with gay people in it. Two men, no less! (Lesbian's are better tolerated for whatever reason.) Rulin' ya universes...
haha, how cute surprised
...why were you reading a children's book? xD
...since 1992. |
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Posted: Thu Jul 17, 2008 11:20 pm
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Miss Sushii [Romiette] In Holly Black's book "Tithe" she brirfly mentions shonen ai (but she actually means yaoi) and one of the male characters sort of falls in love with a dark faerie lord person.
Um. The Vampire Chronicles, of course... I saw a tiny little book called "Boy meets boy" and another one called "rainbow boys" (cheesy much?)
I also saw a book called "Bird and Sugar Boy" But I don't think it's yaoi, just the description at the back seemed slashy heart
OMG! When I was in summer school my english teacher had rainbow boys. And I was surrounded by the pot head kind of people and one of them threw it at one of the other pot head and the guy shoved it down his pants! eek And the one who threw it was like "Dude, you shoved Rainbow boys down your pants." He ended up taking it out and throwing it across the room when the teacher wasn't looking. rofl |
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Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 5:18 pm
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Miss Sushii Insignificant Observer 'The Manny'. It's a children's book. I about killed myself reading it cause I kept thinking, 'The uncle and the babysitter are so gay for each other. OH F*CK, WHAT AM I THINKING!?!? THIS IS A GODDAMN CHILDREN'S STORY.' They turned out gay in the end and I stepped out of the proverbial noose I'd resigned myself to. ... I don't have a problem with gay people, but in my conservative little gay-lynching hometown there's no way our public library would have a book with gay people in it. Two men, no less! (Lesbian's are better tolerated for whatever reason.) Rulin' ya universes...
haha, how cute surprised
...why were you reading a children's book? xD
...since 1992.
It was a long time again, and I was so bored. Our library has NOTHING for teenagers that wasn't written for children. So I picked out this retarded looking book thinking I could kill like, two hours, and lo and behold, the male nanny and the uncle turn out to be lovers. I seriously almost died laughing. |
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Liberal Conversationalist
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Posted: Fri Jul 18, 2008 5:30 pm
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