Once again, this post comes several days after the actual event.
So, recently, I went and saw the new Harry Potter and Narnia movies.
The first half of Deathly Hallows was pretty good. Except it was really weird how old Harry looked. Couldn't they at least have kept him shaved? That was rather strange. (And a guy in the theatre wolf-whistle when Harry takes his shirt off.) The problem is that people who saw the movie but haven't read the book would probably be quite confused. They don't explain a lot of stuff.
I think I would have Enjoyed the Dawn Treader Narnia movie a lot more if I wasn't so stuck on the fact of how much they changed. "Voyage of the Dawn Treader" was my favorite Narnia book. I love all the different islands they travel to. But again, the movie changed it a lot. Seriously people, you WILL NOT improve on a book like Narina by adding some mysterious evil mist and random magic swords. The magic swords are like a video game. "Gather the magic stuff and then you can kill the bad guy." And why do they have to go and add some big evil thing to be vanquished? Can't they just go through with the quest of finding the lords and going to the ends of the earth? Instead it's just like "Oh, we killed the evil stuff. There's the ends of the earth! Why don't we go?"
And Eustace was a dragon for a very long time. The dragon was pretty good, though the wattle thing on his chin bugged me.
OK. I'm done complaining.
I love Reepicheep!
~*~
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Sunday, December 26, 2010
Parallels
When Ellen, Nicole and I watched How to Train your Dragon earlier this year, Ellen and Nicole brought up some parallel scenes that I hadn't noticed, and some I had noticed.
I thought it would be fun to post about them. Movies can have this kind of "analysis" stuff just like books do (I analyzed a scene of Star Wars for my final high school english project).
First there's the obvious ones like Hiccup's "You just gestured to all of me."
And there's Astrid's "That's for scaring me. And (smooch) that's for everything else."
And the "We're vikings. It's an occupational hazard."
"Thank you for summing that up for me." Poor Hiccup.
And when Stoick says "You're not my son," and then later, "I'm proud to have you as my son."
And the one where Toothless looses the left half of his tail, and Hiccup loses his left leg.
At the beginning, Hiccup that the biggest problems with Berk are the pests. At the end, he says the best things about Berk are the pets.
"While some people have ponies or parrots, we have dragons." It was either Ellen or Nicole who asked "Why'd they pick ponies and parrots instead of cats and dogs?" To which I replied, "Parrots can fly and you can ride horses. Which I basically pulled out of thin air, but I guess it make sense... maybe. Plus there's the alliteration.
Okay. Less obvious parallels.
When Toothless first falls into the little cove, he can't get out no matter how hard he tries. But when Hiccup is in danger, Toothless finds the strength to get out to help Hiccup. He couldn't escape to save himself, but he could to save Hiccup.
When Hiccup is looking at Toothless lying on the ground after he shot him, Hiccup says "I did this." And when Stoick is looking at Toothless after he falls into the fire, he says "I did this."
And when the vikings take Toothless and sail for the nest, the vikings aren't really sure what's going on and Gobber is asking what the plan is, in a sort of "what the heck are we doing" manner. While at the same time, the rest of the kids are completely confident in Hiccup and asking "so, what's the plan?"
And throughout the movie, Hiccup is like "I can't kill dragons." And he does. He helps kill the big Green Death (or Red Death?).
I think I'm missing some. Do you remember any, guys?
I thought it would be fun to post about them. Movies can have this kind of "analysis" stuff just like books do (I analyzed a scene of Star Wars for my final high school english project).
First there's the obvious ones like Hiccup's "You just gestured to all of me."
And there's Astrid's "That's for scaring me. And (smooch) that's for everything else."
And the "We're vikings. It's an occupational hazard."
"Thank you for summing that up for me." Poor Hiccup.
And when Stoick says "You're not my son," and then later, "I'm proud to have you as my son."
And the one where Toothless looses the left half of his tail, and Hiccup loses his left leg.
At the beginning, Hiccup that the biggest problems with Berk are the pests. At the end, he says the best things about Berk are the pets.
"While some people have ponies or parrots, we have dragons." It was either Ellen or Nicole who asked "Why'd they pick ponies and parrots instead of cats and dogs?" To which I replied, "Parrots can fly and you can ride horses. Which I basically pulled out of thin air, but I guess it make sense... maybe. Plus there's the alliteration.
Okay. Less obvious parallels.
When Toothless first falls into the little cove, he can't get out no matter how hard he tries. But when Hiccup is in danger, Toothless finds the strength to get out to help Hiccup. He couldn't escape to save himself, but he could to save Hiccup.
When Hiccup is looking at Toothless lying on the ground after he shot him, Hiccup says "I did this." And when Stoick is looking at Toothless after he falls into the fire, he says "I did this."
And when the vikings take Toothless and sail for the nest, the vikings aren't really sure what's going on and Gobber is asking what the plan is, in a sort of "what the heck are we doing" manner. While at the same time, the rest of the kids are completely confident in Hiccup and asking "so, what's the plan?"
And throughout the movie, Hiccup is like "I can't kill dragons." And he does. He helps kill the big Green Death (or Red Death?).
I think I'm missing some. Do you remember any, guys?
Friday, December 24, 2010
Climates and Habitats
So, I've been meaning to do this for a heckuva long time. Different habitats occur in different areas. For example, deserts occur behind a range of mountains, in what's known as the rain shadow. Rain doesn't make it over the mountains, hence dry deserts.
And the distance from the equator is also a huge factor in what habitats and climates you get. Obviously, around the equator you get a lot of tropical rain-forests.
Now, Magic-Earth shares most of the original habitat that we once had on Earth. But Soreina is entirely different. I wanted to plot out possible habitats around the map.
Again, Ellen drew the maps. Thanks!
So, here's my first attempt at habitat-making. Uh... at least it's a start. I know it has plenty of problems. Bear with me. Photo shop wasn't working properly.
And the distance from the equator is also a huge factor in what habitats and climates you get. Obviously, around the equator you get a lot of tropical rain-forests.
Now, Magic-Earth shares most of the original habitat that we once had on Earth. But Soreina is entirely different. I wanted to plot out possible habitats around the map.
Again, Ellen drew the maps. Thanks!
So, here's my first attempt at habitat-making. Uh... at least it's a start. I know it has plenty of problems. Bear with me. Photo shop wasn't working properly.
Story and Book
If I ever end up talking to anyone about my writing, sometimes the difference between books and stories pops up. I always call my stuff stories. But for something like the 250 page long story I wrote with Ellen, I'll sometimes get a comment like "That's not a story! That's a book! A full-out novel!"
But I never call my stuff "books." To me, a book is a published work that you can hold in your hand and flip through and it has a nice shiny cover and is bound nicely and everything.
None of my works fit that. I just can't think of them as books.
But maybe some day... Sigh.
But I never call my stuff "books." To me, a book is a published work that you can hold in your hand and flip through and it has a nice shiny cover and is bound nicely and everything.
None of my works fit that. I just can't think of them as books.
But maybe some day... Sigh.
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Old-Fashioned
Nicole actually reads my blog! I didn't know that! Yaay! That means that about 4 people actually pay attention to me! Haha!
First of all, I just finished listening through the Harry Potter book on tape. I wanted to get through them before I saw the 7th movie (which I still haven't done yet-hopefully this tuesday).
TT^TT The ending is so great!!!
Harry's sacrifice, and the final battle and the epilogue.
TT^TT
Aww, so amazing. Nicole, you haven't read the 7th book yet, have you? You just made people tell you what it was about? READ IT!!! I'll let you borrow the disks or something.
So, yesterday we went to the Renaissance fair-like thing. And they had a whole bunch of people dressed in old fashioned stuff and speaking in old english and doing skits in the "streets" (It was set up like old england). And there were paper boys, and guys staggering around in a very convincing drunk manner, and there was a Scrooge, and lots and lots of awesome booths.
One booth had these absolutely amazing leather masks like animal faces. The cat mask was brilliant, and the raven was almost like an entire helmet. It was GORGEOUS.
Cat-$140
Raven-$350
Maybe I'll order the cat mask... that at least is somewhat in my possible price range, if unreasonable. I took some pictures. I'll try to remember to put some of them up.
I really like some of the old-fashioned clothes.
And there was a dance square that played lively music and people did those group dances where you spin around each other, and go under people's outstretched arms. And Mom went up and tried it! Hahah! It was fun to watch her doing the dance to the celtic music.
That kind of dancing looks really fun. I wouldn't mind doing that sort of dancing.
Not like the school dances that play deafening, repetitive loud tasteless music and kids packed together like sardines write around.
Prom was actually very boring. Remember, guys? The place was small and cramped, and the music had no variety. The limo ride was the funnest part.
Yeah. The old-fashioned dancing at the fair looked so much more fun.
First of all, I just finished listening through the Harry Potter book on tape. I wanted to get through them before I saw the 7th movie (which I still haven't done yet-hopefully this tuesday).
TT^TT The ending is so great!!!
Harry's sacrifice, and the final battle and the epilogue.
TT^TT
Aww, so amazing. Nicole, you haven't read the 7th book yet, have you? You just made people tell you what it was about? READ IT!!! I'll let you borrow the disks or something.
So, yesterday we went to the Renaissance fair-like thing. And they had a whole bunch of people dressed in old fashioned stuff and speaking in old english and doing skits in the "streets" (It was set up like old england). And there were paper boys, and guys staggering around in a very convincing drunk manner, and there was a Scrooge, and lots and lots of awesome booths.
One booth had these absolutely amazing leather masks like animal faces. The cat mask was brilliant, and the raven was almost like an entire helmet. It was GORGEOUS.
Cat-$140
Raven-$350
Maybe I'll order the cat mask... that at least is somewhat in my possible price range, if unreasonable. I took some pictures. I'll try to remember to put some of them up.
I really like some of the old-fashioned clothes.
And there was a dance square that played lively music and people did those group dances where you spin around each other, and go under people's outstretched arms. And Mom went up and tried it! Hahah! It was fun to watch her doing the dance to the celtic music.
That kind of dancing looks really fun. I wouldn't mind doing that sort of dancing.
Not like the school dances that play deafening, repetitive loud tasteless music and kids packed together like sardines write around.
Prom was actually very boring. Remember, guys? The place was small and cramped, and the music had no variety. The limo ride was the funnest part.
Yeah. The old-fashioned dancing at the fair looked so much more fun.
Friday, December 17, 2010
Project for Awesome
So, I officially got out of my last final a couple hours ago. I've been watching the annual event of the Project for Awesome. It's a Vlogbrothers event where everyone makes videos about charities and posts them on youtube and comments on all the other videos. I made a video for the humane society I volunteer at, and even though I spent a freaking long time working one it, the audio got completely screwed up and I have making videos. So I won't post the link.
But I will post my favorite video so far.
And here's another.
Duuude, I really wish I was rich. I want to donate to so many places now... I wish I could fund a clean drinking well, or help pay for a new school, or send food to people who need it. And I want to fly to those places and meet the people there and try to help them...
I will do that some day! Till than, I'll continue to volunteer and save up money to help decrease world suck.
But I will post my favorite video so far.
And here's another.
Duuude, I really wish I was rich. I want to donate to so many places now... I wish I could fund a clean drinking well, or help pay for a new school, or send food to people who need it. And I want to fly to those places and meet the people there and try to help them...
I will do that some day! Till than, I'll continue to volunteer and save up money to help decrease world suck.
Speed Reading
You know, I've never been very good at speed reading. I often try it with school readings, but I don't really speed read books that I'm reading for fun.
I can't get as absorbed in books if I rush through them. I like to go at a normal pace and get sucked into them. That's the way to go for me.
I remember a long time ago, I mentioned a book in one day and this rather obnoxious person said "I finished that book in, like, an hour." I don't know why she was so proud of that. How can you enjoy a book if you finish it in an hour?
I can't get as absorbed in books if I rush through them. I like to go at a normal pace and get sucked into them. That's the way to go for me.
I remember a long time ago, I mentioned a book in one day and this rather obnoxious person said "I finished that book in, like, an hour." I don't know why she was so proud of that. How can you enjoy a book if you finish it in an hour?
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Banned Books
So, some books are sleezy, disgusting, and horrible. And that may be why they're banned.
But so many books are banned that don't deserve it. Sure, I don't like reading stuff that's too... graphic. But that doesn't mean they have to ban them. That just means that I don't have to read them. Or they don't have to force you to read them in class.
I know Harry Potter was banned in some places because it has "witchcraft" in it. Oh my god. No way.
That's just another reason that people are too paranoid. Everyone's freaked out about everything. They take out all the fun rides at playgrounds because the parks are scared of getting sued if a kid falls off a swing or something.
Anyway," the vlogbrothers made me think about this, so I'll let John Green take it from here (although I just read "Looking for Alaska, but I like "An Abundance of Katherines" and "Paper Towns" better).
But so many books are banned that don't deserve it. Sure, I don't like reading stuff that's too... graphic. But that doesn't mean they have to ban them. That just means that I don't have to read them. Or they don't have to force you to read them in class.
I know Harry Potter was banned in some places because it has "witchcraft" in it. Oh my god. No way.
That's just another reason that people are too paranoid. Everyone's freaked out about everything. They take out all the fun rides at playgrounds because the parks are scared of getting sued if a kid falls off a swing or something.
Anyway," the vlogbrothers made me think about this, so I'll let John Green take it from here (although I just read "Looking for Alaska, but I like "An Abundance of Katherines" and "Paper Towns" better).
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Leather
So, at places like the Renaissance Fair and the Scottish Games, they have amazing and beautiful leather work.
I wish I had some pictures of it.
The problem is, it's all well over $100. It's not uncommon for it to cost more than $500.
Leather vests, jackets, boots with amazing patterns and fringes and textures.
So, remember when I had all those pictures I drew of Fern! And a couple with Ben? Well, Ben has a leather jacket. Not quite as ornate as the ones at fairs, but with an awesome pattern on the back. That's why Fern always pretends to steal his jacket from him.
Took a long time to get this right. I want a jacket like this!!!
Actually, I want a jacket with a feather-wing pattern on the back. But I can't come up with a pattern I like as much as this one. I gotta keep working on it.
So, here's a simplified jacket that Fern's using.
I wish I had some pictures of it.
The problem is, it's all well over $100. It's not uncommon for it to cost more than $500.
Leather vests, jackets, boots with amazing patterns and fringes and textures.
So, remember when I had all those pictures I drew of Fern! And a couple with Ben? Well, Ben has a leather jacket. Not quite as ornate as the ones at fairs, but with an awesome pattern on the back. That's why Fern always pretends to steal his jacket from him.
Took a long time to get this right. I want a jacket like this!!!
Actually, I want a jacket with a feather-wing pattern on the back. But I can't come up with a pattern I like as much as this one. I gotta keep working on it.
So, here's a simplified jacket that Fern's using.
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Tangled
That's right! I went and saw Tangled today. It was better then the commercials made it look. I liked it! Although I did predict some of it. Like the fate of Rapunzel's hair. Haha!
Back and Forth
So, a heckuva long time ago, Crystal asked me how I can write my stories in order. She likes to write different parts of different stories. The interesting parts, right?
Yeah. I write my stuff in order. Here's my reasoning. If I write all the cool parts first (which I have to force myself to not do) I would probably lack motivation to write the in-between stuff. Also There might me slight things that change as I write out the whole story.
But this is by no means true for everyone. Some authors like to write the end of the story first. Some jump around like Crystal. Everyone has different styles in that respect.
Ah, and in reply to Ellen's post.
I thought about it a little more, and I think that it's anime that makes girls seem really crazy sometimes. Like Yuki's fan club in Fruits basket and all that stuff.
You took me so seriously! Aah! I know you're right though. I read something about that recently. In China they have that one child policy, right? And they prefer male children to female. So women often get abortions if they find out they have a girl. But that means that there a lot fewer younger girls. And a lot of girls are getting kidnapped because of the shortage.
And in places like India where women don;t have many rights and have poor education, similar things happen. Except in India they have a lot of kids, whether the women want them or not. Again, male babies are preferred. But there aren't lots of available contraceptives, and the families of the mothers don't want them to get abortions lots of the time, so the women are forced to do horrible things to themselves to lose the babies.
There's so much debate going on about abortions. I recently saw this huge, horribly gruesome sign someone had attached to their bike about how horrible abortions are.
No, I don't like killing babies, but honestly what worries me more is overpopulation.
Here ya go.
The population is waaaaay too huge. Like I said in an earlier post, several million humans are only alive because of fossil fuels. Which are rapidly running out.
And there's 2 ways to decrease population. Reduce the birth rate, or increase the death rate.
Which would YOU prefer?
Yeah. I write my stuff in order. Here's my reasoning. If I write all the cool parts first (which I have to force myself to not do) I would probably lack motivation to write the in-between stuff. Also There might me slight things that change as I write out the whole story.
But this is by no means true for everyone. Some authors like to write the end of the story first. Some jump around like Crystal. Everyone has different styles in that respect.
Ah, and in reply to Ellen's post.
I thought about it a little more, and I think that it's anime that makes girls seem really crazy sometimes. Like Yuki's fan club in Fruits basket and all that stuff.
You took me so seriously! Aah! I know you're right though. I read something about that recently. In China they have that one child policy, right? And they prefer male children to female. So women often get abortions if they find out they have a girl. But that means that there a lot fewer younger girls. And a lot of girls are getting kidnapped because of the shortage.
And in places like India where women don;t have many rights and have poor education, similar things happen. Except in India they have a lot of kids, whether the women want them or not. Again, male babies are preferred. But there aren't lots of available contraceptives, and the families of the mothers don't want them to get abortions lots of the time, so the women are forced to do horrible things to themselves to lose the babies.
There's so much debate going on about abortions. I recently saw this huge, horribly gruesome sign someone had attached to their bike about how horrible abortions are.
No, I don't like killing babies, but honestly what worries me more is overpopulation.
Here ya go.
The population is waaaaay too huge. Like I said in an earlier post, several million humans are only alive because of fossil fuels. Which are rapidly running out.
And there's 2 ways to decrease population. Reduce the birth rate, or increase the death rate.
Which would YOU prefer?
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Re: Girls are Crazy
I should be doing my many projects but oh well!
Yes girls are crazy, it's a given fact, although I think it depends on the context on which you see girls. If you're a girl yourself you'll probably think that girls are in general crazier than guys, especially now a days. I think that in more recent years (recent being the last century or so) girls have been allowed to be more open about what they think, women's liberation and what not. A long time ago (anywhere from forever ago to the 1800s) women weren't supposed to express their opinions as much. This all varies from culture to culture and from societal norms back then (although this doesnt mean that this doesnt happen today)
For example I'm going to take different time periods and cultures (Ancient China, the 1950s, present) and i'm going to compare them socially and culturally.
So obviously we all know the stereotype of Asian people being soft-spoken, nerdy, shy, and blah blah blah (and we all know i dont really fit that stereotype) Well this comes from years of Asian (especially Chinese ideology) of women being lesser than men. Now I know that all cultures have some kind of thing where men are better than women yatta yatta, but in China being a girl is tough and I mean really tough. If you thought corsets and being forced into marriage was bad consider this.
In China there's a certain hierarchy of importance in a family. I know every culture has a pyrimad like this but bear with me.
At the top of the pyramid you have old people, specifically old men. Then the old women, unless there is a son. In which they share almost equal power over the family. After that come the younger men, grandsons, nephews, what have you, but these men aren't considered children.
Then comes the group of kids (boys of course)
Then comes animals, livestock, pets, etc.
Then comes the women
Then comes the girls.
Yeah...and if that wasnt bad enough, let me show you where each group falls on the resource line. Where those on the + side are seen as a 'gain' in resources, while those on the - side are seen as a 'drain' on resources
+: old men, men, boys, animals
-: old women, women, girls
Say it with me now...WHAT?!??!?!?!
Yeah that's right. women/girls are seen as a drain on resources, you dont really get anything from them, and if they dont like it there's thousands of others who'd replace them.
Isnt that fun?
Anyway let's jump to America in the 50s...ah a time of peace, the Golden Age. Psh like it's ever that easy. Everyone was so worried about their reputation/appearance or whatever that nobody I repeat NOBODY could do anything against the societal 'norm'. No divorce, no fights, no airing your dirty laundry (figuratively of course, then again I'm not sure if the literal was smiled upon...), no scandals, no being unhappy, no nothing. Everything had to be perfect...
again WHAT?!?!?!
This idea of perfection stretched to men too, but of course women were lower than men anyway so it kind of got worse for them too.
I dont know know all that much about the 50s so I'll leave that for you to fill in.
Let's fast-forward to America today. Going back to Tara's post about crazy girls on the internet. They post...a lot...and not only that they post a lot of weird stuff such as 'please have my babies' and the like. Seeing that women have gained a lot more freedom from the double standard and that the internet is anonymous, I can see why it seems like girls today are crazy (I'm not saying that they're not crazy, just that it makes sense why they seems so much crazier than the old societal norms).
Now that bring the comparison with boys of today. I think that the...expressiveness of the male population has remained kind of stagnant...like the line of y=3. No rate of change (not to say there wasnt any change, just that overall there hasnt been much, especially because they had the most say/freedom of speech compared to girls, and now they're kind of limited because of it).
And the girl's expressiveness over time has kind of grown exponentially so their line is more like y=2^x, and if I'm doing my math right (and it's possible i'm not) it's kind of skyrocketed, especially if you compare it to the other line...
...and my internet died so I lost my whole wrap up bit about why guys talk with guys about girls and girls talk with girls about guys. But that girls also talk with guys about guys and that's because of the whole math bit up there. It was a lot more intelligent and witty the first time (and a lot longer) but that's the explanation in a nutshell.
Hope that answered your question tara. Rebuttals are welcome and encouraged (in no way am I saying that what I think is the absolute truth or whatever, it's just what I think, and I'm open to new ideas and stuff) Um...yeah I gotta go do my project that's due in...a few hours...fun...
Yes girls are crazy, it's a given fact, although I think it depends on the context on which you see girls. If you're a girl yourself you'll probably think that girls are in general crazier than guys, especially now a days. I think that in more recent years (recent being the last century or so) girls have been allowed to be more open about what they think, women's liberation and what not. A long time ago (anywhere from forever ago to the 1800s) women weren't supposed to express their opinions as much. This all varies from culture to culture and from societal norms back then (although this doesnt mean that this doesnt happen today)
For example I'm going to take different time periods and cultures (Ancient China, the 1950s, present) and i'm going to compare them socially and culturally.
So obviously we all know the stereotype of Asian people being soft-spoken, nerdy, shy, and blah blah blah (and we all know i dont really fit that stereotype) Well this comes from years of Asian (especially Chinese ideology) of women being lesser than men. Now I know that all cultures have some kind of thing where men are better than women yatta yatta, but in China being a girl is tough and I mean really tough. If you thought corsets and being forced into marriage was bad consider this.
In China there's a certain hierarchy of importance in a family. I know every culture has a pyrimad like this but bear with me.
At the top of the pyramid you have old people, specifically old men. Then the old women, unless there is a son. In which they share almost equal power over the family. After that come the younger men, grandsons, nephews, what have you, but these men aren't considered children.
Then comes the group of kids (boys of course)
Then comes animals, livestock, pets, etc.
Then comes the women
Then comes the girls.
Yeah...and if that wasnt bad enough, let me show you where each group falls on the resource line. Where those on the + side are seen as a 'gain' in resources, while those on the - side are seen as a 'drain' on resources
+: old men, men, boys, animals
-: old women, women, girls
Say it with me now...WHAT?!??!?!?!
Yeah that's right. women/girls are seen as a drain on resources, you dont really get anything from them, and if they dont like it there's thousands of others who'd replace them.
Isnt that fun?
Anyway let's jump to America in the 50s...ah a time of peace, the Golden Age. Psh like it's ever that easy. Everyone was so worried about their reputation/appearance or whatever that nobody I repeat NOBODY could do anything against the societal 'norm'. No divorce, no fights, no airing your dirty laundry (figuratively of course, then again I'm not sure if the literal was smiled upon...), no scandals, no being unhappy, no nothing. Everything had to be perfect...
again WHAT?!?!?!
This idea of perfection stretched to men too, but of course women were lower than men anyway so it kind of got worse for them too.
I dont know know all that much about the 50s so I'll leave that for you to fill in.
Let's fast-forward to America today. Going back to Tara's post about crazy girls on the internet. They post...a lot...and not only that they post a lot of weird stuff such as 'please have my babies' and the like. Seeing that women have gained a lot more freedom from the double standard and that the internet is anonymous, I can see why it seems like girls today are crazy (I'm not saying that they're not crazy, just that it makes sense why they seems so much crazier than the old societal norms).
Now that bring the comparison with boys of today. I think that the...expressiveness of the male population has remained kind of stagnant...like the line of y=3. No rate of change (not to say there wasnt any change, just that overall there hasnt been much, especially because they had the most say/freedom of speech compared to girls, and now they're kind of limited because of it).
And the girl's expressiveness over time has kind of grown exponentially so their line is more like y=2^x, and if I'm doing my math right (and it's possible i'm not) it's kind of skyrocketed, especially if you compare it to the other line...
...and my internet died so I lost my whole wrap up bit about why guys talk with guys about girls and girls talk with girls about guys. But that girls also talk with guys about guys and that's because of the whole math bit up there. It was a lot more intelligent and witty the first time (and a lot longer) but that's the explanation in a nutshell.
Hope that answered your question tara. Rebuttals are welcome and encouraged (in no way am I saying that what I think is the absolute truth or whatever, it's just what I think, and I'm open to new ideas and stuff) Um...yeah I gotta go do my project that's due in...a few hours...fun...
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