#rebelsirius

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Soooo, I finished reading City of Bones.

For now let me just say this: I fucking hate this book, and I don't even care if it was good or bad at the moment, it was just bloody traumatising. That's all.

Will review when I can form a coherent thought.

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rebelsirius replied to your post: rebelsirius replied to your post: I’m going to try...

yeah I kinda understand that it wouldn’t be your kind of show, but I’m still hoping a wee bit

I am going to go back and watch more got so there's that

we'll see how that goes

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rebelsirius replied to your post: I’m going to try and watch vampire diaries (for...

yaaaaaaaaaaaaay

I wouldn't get your hopes up, I haven't  been able to make it past like the second episode it was just so terrible

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who did you have to kill to get this flawless url?

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rebelsirius liked your photo: I’m going tot ehave to buy myore vodka tomorwwo

god dbless sweeden for making susch delicicous vodka

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Lenne has arrived at Part II, and likes to share her thoughts with you.

Things Cassandra Clare needs to learn:

♥ Using fancy words does not make you a good author, nor does the use of such words have any effect when the rest of the writing is, well, not too good.

♥ The same word does not have to be used over and over to explain what a thing looks like. After the 20th time, I think people will get it.

♥ When one uses the same word to describe a million different things, it sort of takes away the point of setting something apart by use of aforementioned word in the first place.

♥ Subtlety.

♥ Never underestimate ones readers.

♥ Some consistency would be appreciated, plot-wise as well as in writing style.

My predictions for the rest of the book: (Or until new information is made available. Because, this being the end of Part I, I'd like to point out nothing much has happened this far.)

Well, I know Jace and Clary are supposedly brother and sister by the end of the book (until further notice), and that has to happen some way. Jace's hair is blond, so is the lock of hair in Jocelyn's box, so I think she's going to play the "his father, her mother" card, but I'm not quite sure.

I liked the Valentine/Jocelyn developement, although I saw that coming from miles and miles. And I really hope we'll get to see more of Luke (we must). He's interesting, and awesome, and if he really were a traitor, he'd have turned Clary in right away, instead of sounding relieved on the phone and lying to those men about how she "would have turned up by now."

That's all I have for now. To be continued...

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i just realized that i have followed all your urls omfg. question: how did it go with le explaining le awkward situation to nick?

ANSWER: Even trasuredbaubles? asdasdvsafvdf 

I tried to make it sound as funny and wrong-place-at-the-wrong-time kind of thing. He still didn't like it at all, and of course I didn't mentioned what Andrew had texted me, which only you and Monica know. 

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rebelsirius replied to your post: hm I guess I dropped gossip girl and sherlock’s...

euw don’t start gg again. I watched to like half of the last season and then I couldn’t handle the awful any more

omfg I won't. I just read the summary of the finale and look at what bullshit it has descended into

In the fifth season finale, when Gossip Girl begins to upload excerpts from Blair's diary, her love life begins to unravel causing her to choose between Dan and Chuck. Serena is banished from the Waldorf apartment for her part in the reveal of Blair's diary, she then retaliates by trying to seduce Dan with the help of Blair's minions. Nate asks Lola to move in with him, but she turns him down when she tells him that her acting group is going on tour. Meanwhile at the Shephard divorce party, Serena and Dan have sex, but when Dan learns she videotaped their encounter just to hurt Blair, he furiously leaves. Elsewhere, Lily chooses to annul her marriage to Rufus, since her marriage to Bart is still valid. Lola receives her share of the Van der Woodsen estate from her biological father, William Van der Woodsen, and also learns that Lily intentionally sabotaged Carol's defense in court to keep her imprisoned as well as destroyed Ivy's case in order to keep Cece's wealth all for herself. Blair accepts an offer from Eleanor to take over her fashion company. Following a Bass Industries press conference, Blair chooses Chuck over Dan, but Chuck rebuffs her when he is preoccupied with his father's return as head of Bass Industries who ousts Chuck to reclaim his former position as CEO. One week later; Lola hands over her inheritance share to Ivy, who in return promises to keep in touch and help her bring down their common enemy: Lily. Lola leaves town to go on tour with her acting troupe, while Ivy returns to Florida to plot her revenge against Lily. The disgraced Serena leaves town and reverts back to her old self by taking drugs and sleeping with her dealer, whilst the alienated Dan leaves for Rome and prepares to write another hurtful, tell-all book about the Upper East Side with the help of Georgina Sparks. Nate receives CCTV footage from Diana Payne of the real Gossip Girl (a hooded masked figure) stealing Serena's laptop on the night of Bart's return. Whilst in Paris, Blair goes to a casino where Chuck and Jack are scheming to bring down Bart Bass and tells Chuck it's now her turn to fight for him.