I have a boyfriend but no friends.

azumanga daioh. Ugh cutest episode, i was smiling for hours afterwards.

Not yet, dear

-No, you can't have that cinderalla dress.
-I can't wait until you become a famous singer.
-if you play video games, you will get square eyes.
-I love you.

Yes but he called me fat last night so he is on a warning

In simple terms, yes.

I love tea! And this is pretty much the same as the last question, I love all types of tea. But less so white tea. But in terms of flavours, I love fruity flavoured and rose flavoured, but I don't really like spicy tea.

Ooooof. Hard question.
I like green fizzers and starburst squares and red noses (I think they are called strawberries and creams but I call them red noses) and nerds.
But I like any and every candy, all flavours!

I'm using this to reply to you isabel... HOW THE HELL DID YOU FIND IT WHAT. WHAT. WHAAAAT.

You Are so sweet, I hope that everything in your school life and beyond works out perfectly for you. n_n

Oh I'm so glad! I thought you'd just argue that it's beautiful and perfect like every other person does when I express my indifference towards it'

Haha why would it come across as attacking me!
I didn't like it because I found it sort of tedious, the writing was pretty average and the ending was so abrupt. Some parts were kind of pretty i'll admit, but a lot of it was just kind of blerghhh to me.!And also, you never find out who he was writing to!! That really pissed me off. I hate not having questions answered.

But all of this is coming from who only ever reads 18th and 19th century novels.

woah who even goes on Formspring anymore.

Hmm right now I'm reading Jane Eyre which is pretty damn good, its so full of incredible language. The sentence structure is like a work of art!
A book similar to this was Lolita but the themes of that book make some uncomfortable. Another favourite is On The Road by Jack Keroak, and many people also recommend Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas by Hunter S Thompson, but personally, I disliked this book strongly, as well as The Perks of Being a Wallflower (if you wanted a shorter read). I'm the only person I've met who doesn't like it so there's a good chance that you will like it if you read it :)

I am always the recommendee, never the recommender.

put my wig on.

Ah ok... The subject I study is called theory of knowledge, so we look at how information is obtained, and what knowledge is. We look at a lot of philisophical theories. It's very controversial sometimes, especially when talking about things like religion/science/right to life.
Some of my favourite topics in the class were looking at language as a way for obtaining knowledge, and human science things.
I'm sorry, I realise this answer didn't help a great deal! If you google IB TOK syllabus, you may be able to get a better understanding at what is looked at :)

I believe that atheism is a faith, but I disagree that there is more "common sense" to base it on "scientific evidence".
But that's just me. I guess thats what happens to someone when they take an epistemology course for a year, haha.

kay kaaay

They are coming to Brisbane... But they are playing in Sydney on my birthday so that was the general point :)