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What??? Like Fruits Basket?? It's an anime/manga, not food...and it might not all be the same person...that's the only somewhat food related question I see. :/
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What????
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Ah...well, I only know it as Fruits Basket. I've only seen the anime, and like I said, I've never read manga before. So to answer your question, yes, it does sound very familiar.
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Nooo....I don't even know what it is about. Was I supposed to have read it?
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Girl: Elizabeth, Jane, Grace, Marie, Therese (or Marie-Therese), Enna (*maybe* Emma), and a few more I can't recall at the moment.
Boy: Conrad (*squeeeee*), Finn (though I wouldn't name my kid that. I just think it's so cute), Matthew, Daniel, Michael, and probably more I also can't recall... :P -
I would love to see more historical fantasy! More stuff based on British lit, more stuff historical at all, but above all, I want more traditional fantasy. And I wish we could see more CLEAN YA lit. Some YA gives a bad name to us teens. We don't do all that stuff, ya know. :P
The vampire trend. Needs. To. Die. Sorry, folks, but I really hate paranormal, and it's just gotten to popularized for little Miss Nonconformist (me) to take it any longer. -
I was thinking about this the other day, actually, and I think I'm eighty-five percent Ravenclaw, thirteen percent Hufflepuff, 1.5 percent Gryffindor, and .5 percent Slytherin. Maybe zero percent Slytherin and two percent Gryffindor. But as you can see, the fact that I broke this down into percentages really puts me into Ravenclaw. But if Hufflepuff is, by Daniel Radcliffe's definition, for "nice but clueless" people, then I have a good shot at that house, too. ;P
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My snarkiness is...snarky. Okay, okay! I'll give a better answer. Of the dry sort, at times, usually quite rambly, and sometimes a bit caustic, even...if I'm angry but want to slight people with wit a la Lizzie Bennet. ;)
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No, and I really want to! Be so kind as to give me a copy. ;) I have Catching Fire, ironically enough, but I don't even own The Hunger Games!! :P
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Camp, yes. Summer camp, no. I've been to camp three times, though.
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Cotton candy. Or that other pink one...bubble gum, is it? I like those two. And popcorn! And I think chocolate...I can't pick just one, you see. :)
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I love parmigiano reggiano and Swiss...it's a tie between those two!
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Seriously? I'm not answering this. Apples and oranges, my friend. Apples and oranges. And don't ask whether Jane Austen is the apple and Harry Potter the orange, or vice versa.
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To get to the other side! Haha!
No, it was because all the other farm animals were too lazy to. I always knew that cow and horse and pig were so inactive creatures! ;) -
Depends on your definition of "speak". If you mean, "How many languages can you speak to a person on a street and have a full-on conversation with them", then I say one. And a half. One is English. The half is Spanish (I've taken three and a half years of it). I can also understand Korean quite a bit, but not speak it much or read it at all.
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Um...what? I think that they are rather difficult to the owner if one is trying for the first time to put contacts on them.
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Oh gosh. Well, almost every quiz I've taken says I'm like Fanny Price (Mansfield Park), and I suppose I am--we're both sort of prissy to the point that even the reader (well, in Fanny's case, the reader) doesn't like us.
I think I've also got quite the Anne Eliot (Persuasion) in me. She's faithful, loyal, but she's not very open about her feelings, and unfortunately that gets her into trouble.
I *think* I can also be like Elinor Dashwood (Sense and Sensibility), since she's so practical.
Other characters (who I think would qualify as Austen heroines but aren't the main character) that I'm like include:
-Jane Bennet (Pride and Prejudice; for the same reason that I said for Elinor)
-Georgiana Darcy (Pride and Prejudice; we're really reserved but get mistaken for snobs. At least, I *think* people can mistake me for a snob.)
-Jane Fairfax (Emma; she's reserved, and I'm like her for various other reasons...though maybe not the Frank Churchill thing ;P )
-Catherine Morland (Northanger Abbey; only because she likes reading and is rather MOLDy ;) )
-Frederica Vernon (Lady Susan; haven't finished this yet, so I can't be really certain about this character being like me, but she gets mistaken for being a ditz...and so do I, soo.... ;) ) -
Transfiguration! Charms! Astronomy (or was it astrology?)! Arithmancy! History of Magic! And MAYBE Care of Magical Creatures, considering none of Hagrid's animals plan to make me their lunch.
I would pretty much want to take any class there, but not Divination, Quidditch/Broomstick practice, Herbology...stuff like that. Hm...Potions I might be iffy on. -
E-MAILS! And I especially hate it when people call my cell phone, and said cell happens to be on and I'm at home when I SPECIFICALLY tell the person to call my home phone because my cell is pre-paid.
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Jacqueline’s Bio
Catholic. Bibliophile. Blogger. Anglophile. Musician. Potterhead. Shanfan. Ringer.
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