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PraetentusAnemos
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A horse, singular. Unfortunately... We can't afford more than one horse right now. :c Especially if they have the potential for the levels that I (and my trainer) want to reach without being new under saddle, and one of those is enough for me right now!
Im not sure what o think D:
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Good luck with the horse and riding, just be careful.
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. LOL.
Arkatox
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What has been seen, cannot be unseen.
But seriously, I think that makes the logo a little bit cheesier.
I don't know man, it looks neater now...the perfect positioning of the crown lands nicely amongst the random sized letters in the logo. It's better now that i "see" it D:
(edit: the vowels seem to be a smaller font than the consonants, not exactly random, but the crown adds some order to it all)
I want to be...but I never really got started. All I've read were school books and designated literature for classes. And most of it was a pain to read, I've never really liked movies either, my fix when it comes to good stories came from video games :/
Arkatox
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Well if you ever want to start reading, just give me a genre and I'll give you some recommendations.
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labarum
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I just finished the hobbit for the 3rd time. I'll take some suggestions. Next in line is the hunger games series
Here's a suggestion - stop after the first book. Because, ick. The Bartimaeus Series is extremely boss.....best fantasy series written this century. The Pendragon series is also pretty good. Also, anything by Ted Dekker.
Arkatox
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The Hunger Games is good. I've only read the first book, and everyone's telling me the others aren't as good but I shouldreallyreadtherestanywayorwhatever... typical fanboy/fangirl nonsense. Know what I mean? I'll read the books at whatever leisure I like. And don't let people like FABT get to you -- you read the second and third books if you want. Make your own decisions for what to read; don't let others make them for you.
DON'T EVEN GO THERE. It might be an amazing series... I haven't read it myself... but nobody knowledgeable who's read any true fantasy can make a statement like that. There are some things... you just cannot compare.
Ted is a good writer. I've read nearly all of his books, and I've met the man myself. If not for Ted Dekker, I wouldn't be who I am now. Some of his books are amazing, especially his earlier ones, though others have been letdowns (especially recent ones). He's not very good at serial killer thrillers, though I really love his Books of History Chronicles mega-series (which I always recommend you read in the right order).
Weird, I thought I used the word suggestion.....but then again, I suppose an excellent reader like yourself would know more about that than me. And you'd certainly never misunderstand a hyperbolic statement.
