<p>@gardenia, what? hahaha i smoke salmon XD like, the fish? bad joke, nvm
people on CC actually do “bad” stuff? woah I thought it was all academics/extracurriculars so the worst that could happen was erm… cheating?! </p>
<p>Anyways my school actually does have a bit of a “backstage” smoking scene. A few people from my grade got caught smoking weed freshman year. Before that I didn’t even know what “weed,” “pot,” etc. were except for what they’re originally used for. </p>
<p>I have a tumblr but I’ve only logged on like, once… I do go on tumblr though… like “Letters to Mr. Potter” and a bunch of other Harry Potter ones. By the way, are any of you Harry Potter fans (as in you actually read the books)? It annoys me when people say they are fans yet only watch the movies. I talk to them about like say Peeves and they’re like, who the heck is that?</p>
<p>How about the Lord of the Rings? I’ve been wanting to read it for the past 3-ish years but then high school happened.
I haven’t watched any of the movies, and don’t plan on doing so until I finish the books. </p>
<p>I also have read these “popular” series, so we can discuss 
The Hunger Games, His Dark Materials, Eragon, Da Vinci Code/Demons and Angels, Percy Jackson, Warriors (yes, I know, what?), and that’s all I can remember right now. </p>
<p>But if you talk to me about Twilight, sorry, but it better be remotely intelligent. Not “ooooooohhhhh Team edward” or “team black” or jacob or whatever. Sorry, no fan-girling. I don’t even like the books. They make my brain feel like mush. I don’t understand why they’re popular, but you really don’t want to get me started on the topic of Twilight. </p>
<p>Anyone like English classics (as in British)? I’m a really big fan of the British classics, they seem a lot less garbage-y than American classics. Sorry, it’s personal bias…</p>