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Jan 25, 2011
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Catching Fire is a flawed but much more entertaining and satisfying book than The Hunger Games and F U COLLINS for that cliffhanger.
good god.
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— Mark Reads “Catching Fire”: Chapter 27

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Jan 24, 2011
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Oh. my. god. I know this is fanmade, but it’s just so awesome!

I want to see this so bad now D:

Ho. Lee. Shit. That was the best fan-made trailer I have ever seen. I had shivers running down my spine the entire time I was watching it. I’m actually pumped for the movie now.

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Jan 18, 2011
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gettingcrazywiththecheezewhiz:

ijaycie replied to your post: ijaycie replied to your post: ijaycie said: Peeta…
Oh wow, that’s awesome! But why the hell is Chord so far down the list!? He’s perfect for Peeta, haha.

I dunno. I don’t know half the actors on that list lol.

I just want Kristen Chenoweth to play Effie Trinket. Seriosuly I could die happy then.

Oh my god. I did not think anyone else thought of Kristen Chenoweth as Effie. When I was reading the books, she is exactly who I pictured as Effie, from the very beginning.

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Jan 6, 2011
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Maybe I’m just a lost cause. I AM WILLING TO ACCEPT THIS.
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— Mark Reads “Catching Fire”: Chapter 14

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Jan 5, 2011
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Man, Gale sucks. Sorry to say it. I really wanted to like him, but the guy is kind of full of himself. OK, TEAM PEETA IT IS. Or wait, fuck it, TEAM CINNA. FUCK EVERYONE ELSE.
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— Mark Reads “Catching Fire”: Chapter 7

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Jan 2, 2011
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So I was talking to my friend Kripa on AIM and she decided there are only two names that logically make sense for us to use when referring to Katniss and Peeta:
Peenis
Katpee
Both make me giggle wildly and I’d like to continue referring to them as such because I am a mere child inside.
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— Mark Reads “The Hunger Games”: Chapter 23

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Jan 2, 2011
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Yeah, ok, this is really goddamn sad. If I had any tears left after reading Harry Potter, I might have shed a tear here. BUT I DIDN’T BECAUSE J.K. ROWLING STOLE ALL MY SAD.
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— Mark Reads “The Hunger Games”: Chapter 18

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Jan 2, 2011
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Just allow me to let you into my head for a second: I read this passage and thought, THE HOVERCRAFT GOES NOM NOM NOM. Why am I allowed to release words to the general public.
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— Mark Reads “The Hunger Games”: Chapter 12

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Jan 2, 2011
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I don’t recall anyone saying what age demographic this book is aimed at, but I’m probably going to rule out that it’s for children because exploding fathers.
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— Mark Reads “The Hunger Games”: Chapter 1

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Jan 2, 2011
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By page two, I can see that Collins’s style for this narration is going to be direct and forceful. I’m ok with it. But I did laugh at this sentence and it’s probably because I have no soul or something.
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— Mark Reads “The Hunger Games”: Chapter 1

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Catching Fire is a flawed but much more entertaining and satisfying book than The Hunger Games and F U COLLINS for that cliffhanger. good god.”

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Maybe I’m just a lost cause. I AM WILLING TO ACCEPT THIS.”

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Man, Gale sucks. Sorry to say it. I really wanted to like him, but the guy is kind of full of himself. OK, TEAM PEETA IT IS. Or wait, fuck it, TEAM CINNA. FUCK EVERYONE ELSE.”

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So I was talking to my friend Kripa on AIM and she decided there are only two names that logically make sense for us to use when referring to Katniss and Peeta: Peenis Katpee Both make me giggle wildly and I’d like to continue referring to them as such because I am a mere child inside.”

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Yeah, ok, this is really goddamn sad. If I had any tears left after reading Harry Potter, I might have shed a tear here. BUT I DIDN’T BECAUSE J.K. ROWLING STOLE ALL MY SAD.”

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Just allow me to let you into my head for a second: I read this passage and thought, THE HOVERCRAFT GOES NOM NOM NOM. Why am I allowed to release words to the general public.”

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I don’t recall anyone saying what age demographic this book is aimed at, but I’m probably going to rule out that it’s for children because exploding fathers.”

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By page two, I can see that Collins’s style for this narration is going to be direct and forceful. I’m ok with it. But I did laugh at this sentence and it’s probably because I have no soul or something.”

Catching Fire is a flawed but much more entertaining and satisfying book than The Hunger Games and F U COLLINS for that cliffhanger.
good god.
”

Maybe I’m just a lost cause. I AM WILLING TO ACCEPT THIS.
”

Man, Gale sucks. Sorry to say it. I really wanted to like him, but the guy is kind of full of himself. OK, TEAM PEETA IT IS. Or wait, fuck it, TEAM CINNA. FUCK EVERYONE ELSE.
”

So I was talking to my friend Kripa on AIM and she decided there are only two names that logically make sense for us to use when referring to Katniss and Peeta:
Peenis
Katpee
Both make me giggle wildly and I’d like to continue referring to them as such because I am a mere child inside.
”

Yeah, ok, this is really goddamn sad. If I had any tears left after reading Harry Potter, I might have shed a tear here. BUT I DIDN’T BECAUSE J.K. ROWLING STOLE ALL MY SAD.
”

Just allow me to let you into my head for a second: I read this passage and thought, THE HOVERCRAFT GOES NOM NOM NOM. Why am I allowed to release words to the general public.
”

I don’t recall anyone saying what age demographic this book is aimed at, but I’m probably going to rule out that it’s for children because exploding fathers.
”

By page two, I can see that Collins’s style for this narration is going to be direct and forceful. I’m ok with it. But I did laugh at this sentence and it’s probably because I have no soul or something.
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