I find it funny for you to quote me in your responses, as we are the only two in this discussion. And as to your response, I do agree. when i read it, it was for class, not for personal gain. I didn't take it seriously and as a result, most likely missed the finer points of what the author was trying to get across.
It's either that or something else.
obviously.
it's either that, something else, or a ham sandwich.
Mmm ham 💛
1. I read To Kill A Mockingbird when I was 13/14 and I understood and liked it. So, a 15 year old is perfectly capable of appreciating that the book is well written, regardless of liking the story.
2. Here, the birds starts at 5am, without fail. Even when we switch to daylight saving or whatever. Always, 5am, chirping away. I intend to one day grab my dad's rifle and shoot the godforsaken creatures.
It's one thing to be capable with will, a different thing altogether to be capable but not have the will.
I'd shoot it with one of my grandfather's guns, but then I could get fined or arrested.
1. I read To Kill A Mockingbird when I was 13/14 and I understood and liked it. So, a 15 year old is perfectly capable of appreciating that the book is well written, regardless of liking the story.
2. Here, the birds starts at 5am, without fail. Even when we switch to daylight saving or whatever. Always, 5am, chirping away. I intend to one day grab my dad's rifle and shoot the godforsaken creatures.
It's one thing to be capable with will, a different thing altogether to be capable but not have the will.
I'd shoot it with one of my grandfather's guns, but then I could get fined or arrested.
Just throw a few grains of rice near where it comes down to peck.
It'll eat the rice, drink water, then its belly will pop when the rice expands. Boom, no more bucking firds.
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