Bareri-San

Yes. Why do you ask?

holy crap, really? You look just like my little cousin XDDDDD

lol. i spelt my wrong :P *pokes*

Naruuuutoooo >o< I love it tooo

Would love it if you would log on o.x

Naruto!!! *fan girl scream.*

well, actually i get a lot of those and i didnt report them.....

its all good. I should've replied on ur thread anyways. I'll reply later though, k? :3

lol, who's the chick in ur album thingy? :P

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alright hopefully you dont get in trouble :)

ello whatse uppe

Ah yes. The near mythological Australian schools. How could I forget?

Depends on how interested I am in the book and how much free time I've got. With my schedule open, I was able to finish any Harry Potter book (800+ in one of the books) in 18 hours straight. :D

And if I don't have the time, it takes me probably two to six days minimum.

Well, something you've probably already figured out with Shakespeare is that he just LOVES using tragic heroes in his plays. There are only very few works that don't involve the hero, his wife, brother, father, sister, aunt, the weird neighbor, the cook, Chuck Norris and everyone else getting killed in the end. :p

I guess when you have to set up something and you finally get to the climax where everyone must fight or be killed, it becomes harder to write events when you have more characters to worry about. That's kinda where I'm stuck at in "Wedding."

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I didn't do it. :sweat:

Believe me, you'll be seeing Romeo and Juliet multiple times throughout your academic career. "Star-crossed lovers" and all that.

And if you want something tedious, try reading Milton's "Paradise Lost." It's 12 volumes about Adam and Eve through Satan's perspective and makes the Lord of the Rings series seem like a graphic novel. :dead:

Ugh. No offense, but I've had my fill of Shakespeare for awhile. As an English major, I was required to take a Shakespeare class either for the early or the late works.

I had to read "Hamlet," "Othello," "King Lear," Measure for Measure," "Macbeth," and "The Tempest." Then I had to get into a group and do a group presentation (in other words, we had to actually act out our own interpretation, complete with costumes, props and a script) for our final. I chose to do "The Tempest" because it was one of the few plays of Shakespeare's works that didn't end with everybody dying in the end. (Everyone lives :D)

Well, good luck with your studying. Oh, and don't mind me about the Shakespeare thing. It's just my personal opinion since I was forcefully bombarded. :lol:

Unfortunately, you don't always get that option in college. You're allowed a bit more freedom, but at the same time, you're expected to have the responsibility and mindset to get everything done on time (Because technically, you're a young adult by then).

It all depends on the teacher, the teacher's teaching style, subject, time frame, etc.

I usually use EditPad Lite. It's freeware that's kinda like Notepad or Wordpad, but it has a few more tools. I can't stand using Word when writing it because any font or style changes you do won't carry over into your post. I say write it down first, edit it later.

I'm at my university's dorm room right now. My roommate's already sleeping. Fortunately for me, when I chose my classes, I gave myself Wednesdays off so I could catch up if necessary. I mean, I'd like to use the day to go off and explore, but homework takes priority. :sideways: