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Million Dollar Question!
Oct. 28th, 2008 09:54 amWere a showdown between the two, who would win: Jack Bauer or Jethro Gibbs?
When I asked that question last night on my way out the door to work, Gavin said that the world would just explode.
I'm still alive. Right now dealing with a cold (*hack hack cough cough*) and not having slept enough Sunday night, therefore feeling like hell last night at work. My poor trachea. Blegh. Oh yeah and the last food I put in my system was roughly ten hours ago. My stomach threatens to self-consume.
Additionally, I read the book Unwind by Neil Schusterman last week. I was mostly disappointed (Yes, I know, young adult novel. That's beside the point.) One part towards the end was disturbingly well-written. I can't give any more opinion without basically telling the whole story (it's easily summed up).
On the other hand, I finally came back to Iron Angel by Allan Campbell. Scar Night was a great read, but it took a third of the book to go anywhere. Iron Angel just picks up where Scar Night left off, killing the need for two hundred pages of setup. i've got less than 50 pages to go and I'm tempted to stay awake long enough to finish (It might take me half an hour). But I feel too icky.
When I asked that question last night on my way out the door to work, Gavin said that the world would just explode.
I'm still alive. Right now dealing with a cold (*hack hack cough cough*) and not having slept enough Sunday night, therefore feeling like hell last night at work. My poor trachea. Blegh. Oh yeah and the last food I put in my system was roughly ten hours ago. My stomach threatens to self-consume.
Additionally, I read the book Unwind by Neil Schusterman last week. I was mostly disappointed (Yes, I know, young adult novel. That's beside the point.) One part towards the end was disturbingly well-written. I can't give any more opinion without basically telling the whole story (it's easily summed up).
On the other hand, I finally came back to Iron Angel by Allan Campbell. Scar Night was a great read, but it took a third of the book to go anywhere. Iron Angel just picks up where Scar Night left off, killing the need for two hundred pages of setup. i've got less than 50 pages to go and I'm tempted to stay awake long enough to finish (It might take me half an hour). But I feel too icky.
