School tomorrow -- Oh noez.

[yamfowl1412]

First off, for draculard. You may have seen this, but it's just so kewl. A fellow Hellsing fan linked me to it. Click this sentence to watch Hellsing AMV at YouTube.This AMV reminded me something I had told someone a couple weeks ago (maybe a bit ironically the same person who linked me to this AMV). There is something totally awesome about the Hellsing

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[draculard]

thats a sweet video. I had not seen it before. I'm not a big fan of Korn..but I have to say, that song is what made the video. And that video makes me proud to be a Hellsing fan.

XDDDD I kinda miss that little troll too. I think that we scared the crap out of her.I checked her LJ not long ago and she hasn't updated, which mean that yes...we scared her XD

you know that one poster you made? the one with the 10 or so things that she knows/likes about Hellsing? I have that..I have it in my documents XD I"m sorry I thought it was jsut SO funny! Oh man.....

You know, I really want to read Deathnote. I heard that the movies were good and that the show was ok. Whats your opinion? I really would like to read it...*looks at Border's 20$ giftcard* NO!! I must save that for Hellsing Vol 8!!! XDD

Good luck on that Project, I too have a project on a book! ^^ yay Robert Frost! XD

[yamfowl1412]

Yah, I don't listen to Korn either, but the AMV rocked my socks.

I check every couple months to see myself. LOL And I'm honored. The banner/poster thing I do consider one of my masterpieces.

I haven't seen the anime or the movies, but I do like what I've read of the manga.

Robert Frost was definitely one of the tolerable poets.

[draculard]

I'll probably pick up Deathnote sometime..or just look up scanlations.

And yes..Frost...it's ok to read peoms..but when teacher's make you find the Rhyme scheme and meter ans things.....argh....takes the poem and messes it up!

[yamfowl1412]

http://stoptazmo.com/death_note/ This is where I've been getting my scanlations.

I must agree. But when in doubt, yell out "iambic pentameter." But that's really for sonnets . . . **shrugs** It just seems to come up again and again and again . . .