*yawns* So I am still awake...this is so lame, who else is up...and if you are awake, are you from the US, anyone?

Either way, someone talk, before I sleep at my kb...

I'm from Malaysia.

And it's 4.40 pm here. :wave:

It's 1:40 AM here :evil:

[QUOTE=zeppelinfan2k3]It's 1:40 AM here :evil:[/QUOTE]

You mean US? which part duh, cuz your country are pretty big.

When the time jumped abck an hour I felt like I could stay up another hour suddenly. Anyone else have that happen..?

[QUOTE=arpeggios]You mean US? which part duh, cuz your country are pretty big.[/QUOTE]
Western, now I am Mountain though heh...yes Eitri I did feel that, even though we don't have daylight savings where I live... :upset:

Strange..I went to a costume party last night..I was so wiped out when I got home. It was pretty cool though, a live band is always fun to watch. They had a **** good lead guitarist. I talked toe the bassist a bit, I'm jealous of his rig. It was kinda strange talking to him cause he was in costume..and his costume was a school girl. It was awkward, but he was a cool dude. They played a lot of older stuff, and did a good job with it, except you couldn't hear the rythm guitarist over the bassist and lead guitar. He didn't play half of the time, just did vocals mostly.

[QUOTE=Eitri Is Berserk]When the time jumped abck an hour I felt like I could stay up another hour suddenly. Anyone else have that happen..?[/QUOTE]

I was just pleased to find I had an extra hour to do preparation for my Basic Readings class tomorrow. I've still yet to start, though.

We don't have Daylight savings here. One of the few places in the world, I must admit.

I don't have it here, and I'm in the US :p

It would be nice to have an extra hour to do stuff though. But it would be hell to change the clocks around all the time.

[QUOTE=HeavyRiva]It would be nice to have an extra hour to do *stuff though. But it would be hell to change the clocks around all the time.[/QUOTE]


Sleep for cKy_heartagram.

/lays back

I wish I had sleep...meh...overrated anyways
/lies++

"Be that word our sign of parting, bird or fiend!" I shrieked, upstarting. "Get thee back into the tempest, and the night's Plutonian shore! Leave no black plume as a token of that lie thy soul hath spoken! Leave my loneliness unbroken; quit the bust above my door! Take thy beak from out my heart, and take thy form from off my door!"

Anyone who can finish that off gets five points.

++ 0 points for me

Quoth the Raven, nevermore

Excellent. Here's five points. And a cookie.

Oh man, really? I haven't read that in so long...I suck :upset:

word

/me eats cookie

word to KingOfDudes seeing the simpsons, you poser. :mad: :p

:lol: Actually I just read the Poe thread in the Pit and remembered it.

[QUOTE=KingofDudes]:lol: Actually I just read the Poe thread in the Pit and remembered it.[/QUOTE]
How dare you use the pit in a positive manner. Shame on you :evil:

/me needs to start reading more of the literature at uni.

I'm reading Don Quixote at the moment. It's great. Got it for £1.50, new, in the cheap classics section of the Union bookstore. I can get quite a few classics for £1.50 from there, actually.

I have to do a Term Paper on Winesburg, Ohio. :( I really wish I could do one on 1984 or Animal Farm.

I read The Odyssey, The Aeneid, The Republic and Metamorphoses this year. The classics are great.

Prices in Aus are disgustingly high.

Some paperbacks are $20 bucks :eek:

[QUOTE=KingofDudes]I have to do a Term Paper on Winesburg, Ohio. :( I really wish I could do one on 1984 or Animal Farm.[/QUOTE]
1984 is great.

[QUOTE=HeavyRiva]Prices in Aus are disgustingly high.

Some paperbacks are $20 bucks :eek:[/QUOTE]
:eek: But Aussie dollars/=American Dollars

I love The Oddysey. A lot.

I know it isn't really a classic, but has anyone read "The Silmilarion" by Tolkien? The first part, with the world being created by a symphony of music, is really mindblowing.

[QUOTE=zeppelinfan2k3]:eek: But Aussie dollars/=American Dollars[/QUOTE]


That's still about $13 dollars U.S.