Last post. Night everyone~

omg I haven't been keeping up at all lmao! haven't heard this yet either <object class="emojione" data="https://resources.enjin.com/1489581540/themes/core/images/emojione/svg/1f600.svg?0" type="image/svg+xml" standby=":d">:d</object> ty ty man!

Danny wrote: Nice post <object class="emojione" data="https://resources.enjin.com/1489581540/themes/core/images/emojione/svg/1f642.svg?0" type="image/svg+xml" standby=":)">:)</object>. I actually haven't heard this one yet <object class="emojione" data="https://resources.enjin.com/1489581540/themes/core/images/emojione/svg/1f600.svg?0" type="image/svg+xml" standby=":d">:d</object>. How is Mod status going for you so far man? Can anybody tell me why God won't speak to me? Why Jesus never called on me to part the fucking seas? Why death is easier than living? You can be almost anything When you're on your fucking knees. Not today, Not my son, Not my family, Not while walking is still honest, And you haven't given up on me.

*Chriss wrote: Im More of an Edgar Allen Poe man myself i find his work to be both passionate and moarnsome Favorites would be The Raven The Cask of Amitilado The Eye I love Edgar Allen Poe. My favorites were always The Tell-Tale Heart, and The Fall of the House of Usher.

DrewISgod wrote: R.A. Salvatore Talk about some intense fighting and combat written into a book. Love everything he has written. Check out these two by Tim Lebbon if your really into fantasy novels. The first book is Dusk and the second is Dawn. There is also a prequel to the two called The Fallen (which I just found out about). I don't normally read fantasy type books (my dad is a fantasy novel nut) but I happened to read this one out of boredom lol and I really enjoyed the two. Here is a summery for dusk I copied and pasted from some review. The year is the Year of the Black 2208. There has been no magic on the world of Noreela for three centuries. It is a savage place, a post-Cataclysmic War environment, where life is nasty, very unpleasant and often short. The book begins with violence - a graphic and gruesome massacre of men, women and children in a village by an seemingly unstoppable creature, a Red Monk. It is searching for Rafe Baburn, a young man who, though he doesn’t entirely know it, has a destiny, and whose future will affect Noreela. And the return of the Mages also means that magic is returning… *Past this point is somewhat of a spoiler* The book is a book in two parts. The first half, First Signs of Night, introduces a broad range of characters to the reader. Much of this part of the book deals with the premonitions that show things are changing and that the evil of magic is returning. Prophecies are fulfilled and characters from the past return. A lot of this part of the book deals with Rafe’s attempts to avoid the Red Monks, who are determined to stop the return of the Mages and the magic that they would like to wield. But this is a broader book than that, in that there are other characters introduced which expand the scope of the book. Alishia is a librarian in an enormous library in Noreela City, where (presumably as a result of cultural decay) people do not really read. The destruction of the library leads her to start on a great adventure. This leads her to meet Trey, who is found injured, escaping from the destruction of his previous life, permanently underground mining fledge (a hallucinogenic drug used for recreation and for out of body experiences). There is also Kosar, a criminal determined to do good who, like Rafe, has escaped the Red Monks and now wants to survive with his old friend and lover, A’Meer. A’Meer is a character with a long and complicated past. Hope is an old witch who, seeing the signs, has taken on the responsibility of looking after Rafe, our messiah-like innocent. On the other side of the coin, the book also deals with the Mages and their allies – outcasts living in exile after their destruction of the world, which led to the loss of magic. Leading their return is Lenora, a psychopathic character given the responsibility of leading an army, the Krotes, clearing the way for the Mages to get revenge and return to a position of power. The second part of the book, Sunfall, mainly deals with the return of the Mages. Having spent the first part of the book building the world and its characters, this part of the book deals with the way that the Mages return, leaving destruction and carnage in their wake. I don't normally read fantasy type books but I happend to read this one out of boredom lol and I really loved the books.