[Lucid:]

Taiki, I wouldn't dream of cheating on Taiye! Robot-Lucid just had a little...thing with Robot-Kaimid, but now that we're both squishies, it's a very awkward situation. Robot-Lucid got a virus! D8

[Flaria]

why hello there, Lucid! I need to start posting some more and longer text in each post to earn more. I should RP lightly too.

[Lucid:]

yes, you do! more posts + longer posts = rich Flaria! and I'm not a huge RPer but it is pretty fun.

[Flaria]

Yes, I know but sometimes, I don't always have a lot to say at the times. I could but it would be too much. Lmao. I'm light RPer and I can go on anyone's level because I'm not always as literate as I would like. Because, being hearing impaired and grew up with both worlds are hard for me to manage English grammar skills and vocabulary. D:

[Blaine]

I keep...singing that Disney song every time I see this.... > n>

[Ashurato]

Dang it, Blaine. I had just forgotten about it and now it's stuck again.

[Blaine]

AAAH, sorrryyyy. It's just.....been there and for a while....

WELL, how about think of Brave New World? :D
Get some post-apocolyptia/utopian novel action up in hurr.

Where's my Soma?

[Coda]

Love's as good as Soma.

[Blaine]

Coda=My favourite.

|D

This is fun. c: This is an exciting time. ^ ^

[Coda]

I can't believe I remember that; I haven't read that book in over a decade.

[Blaine]

I read it...ah, Sophomore year of HS...it's one of those books that never really leave you. You may not think about it but it's still there.
That and books like Fahrenheit 411 or 1984.

[Coda]

Yeah, it was my sophomore year of high school for me, too, and that was 1997. :P Also those other two books in the same class.

[Blaine]

Holy Schnikies. That was....WELL, I'm a Freshman in that there thing called a University, so..not that long ago.
And yes, I know. |D
Personally? Loved them all.
My type of book.

Still look for those types when I read.
Which is an activity I haven;t done in a while.

[Coda]

Not so much my preference, and not a big fan of Huxley's writing style either. Orwell's considerably better, and Bradbury is good at brevity which makes him easy to read.

[Blaine]

Of my favourites that year it would be 1984, Bradbury (but I love everything he does AND he's adorable if you've ever seen him) and then Huxley.
Huxley was the most...futile of the three.

It's a wonder why I didn't like Wall-E.

[Coda]

Go look up The Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect. You might find that a fascinating read. It's a free online book.