Dragonzilla25

I did, and I did see the ending coming. Once you think about it it's kind-of obvious(my friend guessed the ending before he ever started reading it)...

Jared, 15

TBH I've never understood the whole groundhog's day thing. If it sees its shadow doesn't that mean the sun is getting closer? ATM it's really warm were I live...

"Where do all the missing socks go? "

"Isn't it a bit unnerving that doctors call what they do "practice"?"

"If all the world is a stage, where is the audience sitting?"

I'm not really sure how to interpret this site. I've prayed and got no answer. I'm thinking about seeing my bishop. I'm just hoping these are just big fat lies. I mean I've felt the Spirit so strongly, but this just throws everything away. It uses real facts. I'm just really confused...

"Can fat people go skinny-dipping?" "Why is a black light not black?" "If the cops arrest a mime do they tell him he has the right to remain silent?"

"If a book about failures doesn't sell, is it a success?" "Do hungry crows have ravenous appetites?" "Why does slow down and slow up mean the same thing?"

"Why do they call a pear a pear if there is only one?"

"Before they invented drawing boards, what did they go back to?"

I finished 10 last night and tbh I though it was the last book until I read the epilouge. I need to email him now...

Well if you consider the fact that my last thread kinda out of hand (I thank all of you who posted and valued each opinion). Now here is a series of books I have read: The Tennis Shoes Adventure Series: There are currently 10 books in the series. They are written by Chris Heimerdinger and are about a kid named Jim Hawkins who with his friend Garth Plimpton find a cave outside of Cody Wyoming. This cave has the power to transport the friends back into scriptural times. The series basicaly tells the stories of Jim and Garth's adventures. As the series progresses Jim and Garth both grow old and there families also get involved. It's a very interesting series that I just absolutaly love. The author tries to use archealogical evidence to make predictons on what life was like back then and has notes on each chapter and how life could have been as he predicts. These are usualy at the end of the book or chapter in later instalments. I'm currently almost done with the final book...

My sister got it for Christmas. I read the summary and it seems interesting. I might read it...

Horses can eat for 24 hours strait...O.o