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Do the characters in my story sound like Katniss and Peeta?

Posted on April 28, 2012 by admin| 4 Comments

Gender: Boy
Name: Ben McMillan
Description: Average height size, brownish blond hair, average complexion, no freckles, blue eyes. Age: 17
Siblings: None
Personality: Funny guy, charming, and he loves music and the arts, but doesn’t play an instrument. He does write poems though, mostly about the ocean, because his dream is to live there. He has only been to the ocean once in his life, and fell in love with it. But, being kind and charming, he has an extremely hard time being honest to people, and will tell them what they want to hear instead of the truth. His bad habit of not telling the truth can go a bit farther an he often lies to get out of bad situations.
Home life: His parents aren’t the “best” people, and he knows it. They met in drug rehab, and they are kind of detached from Ben, and don’t get involved with his school functions or his social life much. They live in a kind of run down area in a small, old house.

Gender: Female
Name: Victoria Fabrizio
Age: 17
Siblings: None
Description: A little bit below average height, acceptionally slim, green eyes, long dark brown hair and a scar that curves around the outside of her left eyesocket from an incedent when she was 5. She is of 100% Italian heritage, so she has a slightly darker complexion.
Personality: Very quiet and reserved,only a few friends because she finds it extremely hard to trust people due to very bad anxiety issues caused by her home life. As a result, she buries herself in her music, and plays the cello in her highschool orchestra. She plans on applying for Gilliard (i don’t know how to spell that) and continuing on with a career in an orchestra. She is quite smart and witty. Also she has acceptional wilderness and survival skills (see home life)
Home life: Her family lives in a 3 bedroom apartment in the middle of Chicago, and her dad is part of the Chicago Mob. Because this, her mother had to take her to her uncle’s house that is somewhere in the midst of thick wilderness (Victoria does not know where exactly because her mother never told ehr for her own safety) which is where she learned how to survive and whatnot.

And yes, they eventually fall in love and the girl does help him survive. But do they sound like Katniss and Peeta?

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Why have I hated women and girls lately?

Posted on April 14, 2012 by admin| 7 Comments

I’m not homosexual, heterosexual, nor bisexual. I’m really getting sick of them! I’ve never had a girlfriend they always tell me I smell or I’m boring or I’m lame. Why haven’t we eliminated them all by now with our superior strength, athleticism, fighting skills, and weapons? Haven’t men been the better inventors through history. The disadvantages of their existence outweigh the advantages. My mom took my boy dog to a female vet yesterday when I was at school and she took away his balls. He hasn’t humped any other dog anyway. Women can’t park a car and they need to be protected like little children. What the fock is wrong with me? Do you think I sound like a sexiest version of Adolf Hitler? And the existence of women and girls is against Charles Darwin’s belief in survival of the fittest. So please be a polite citizen and don’t report abuse on this question. I really want to see my answers when I come back later. I also posted this in a suggested category.
In the begining who came first adam or eve.

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How spartan children survived the wild ?

Posted on March 12, 2012 by admin| 2 Comments

“At age twelve the lean and hungry boy was taken from the barracks and made to eat, live and sleep in one garment with no shoes under the open sky for one year, exposed to the beasts and the weather. This yearlong exercise taught survival and fieldcraft skills that he would need when deployed fighting abroad”

How is it a child of 12 could have survived an entire year off that land on his own with nothing but a robe when today even modern day soldiers or hunters with all their equipment and clothing find it a struggle to barley survive a few months without bringing food with them.

I’m just wondering how at such a young age a youth from any sort of culture could be prepared and see something through like that. Or are there any other sources that go into details on how they survived the year in the wild ?
My bad, I was reading a source that was inaccurate. I don’t think it was a whole year, rather 5 days or so.

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What do girl scouts do?

Posted on February 24, 2012 by admin| 4 Comments

I’m mainly interested in joining the girl scouts because I want to learn survival skills, camping, the kind of stuff the boy scouts do. I will be joining the Army when I grow up, so I would like to get busy by joining the scouts. Thanks.

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Why do the Boy Scouts seem so much more fun & exciting than Girl Scouts?

Posted on January 7, 2012 by admin| 12 Comments

The Boy Scouts do stuff like carry Swiss Army knives, archery, survival skills, outdoor cooking, car derbies, fishing, whitewater rafting, building things, playing sports, etc.

Girl scouts sit around and gossip and sell cookies. Yawn.

I think this is one reason feminists petitioned to allow girls join the Boy Scouts. I never heard of men petitioning to have boys join the girls scouts. Who would want to?
The Mrs: No, thank God.
Yeah when the girl scouts do go camping, they go to have slumber parties and gossip. And they do stuff like pick flowers and paste them to construction paper. I’ve seen it.

The boy scouts actually set up their own camp and it was all part of the adventure. Guess who set up the camp for girl scouts? The boy scouts. I remember, because when I was a boy scout I had to set up the girl’s camp. I pitched their tents and brought them firewood. And did their fishing. The good part about it was, that I was adored by a few of the girls and got to have sex with some of them later on.
Miss Tristessa: I don’t know what Boy Scouts organization YOU’VE been to. But, the Boy Scouts I was in had none of that. Our leaders were very respectable and it was exemplified in our group as a whole. How dare you try to disparage a positive thing for kids. It keeps kids out of trouble and shapes them in to be productive adults.
Pat: I’m not religious and I joined the Boy Scouts. And gays can join.

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