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Last night the score of Clue was the soundtrack to my dreams...

When you rearrange the board games in department stores so Clue is at the front.

And

When you've had a serious conversation with someone about why a candlestick is a completely sufficient murder weapon.

Oh, I saw some little kid with that in the waiting room at my lessons! I'm gonna need to stop by a Wendy's, just to see how bad it is.

Hilarious commerical...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRf35wCmzWw

Found a graphic novel of Agatha Christie's Murder on the Links . It was a fun read, though as the story had to be so simplified for the format, the story kind of jumps from point to point to point and everything seems more like rising action than having a clear climax. It was a great find though, an...

Since when isn't peacock blue a colour? I've seen "peacock blue" a number of times to describe a shade of blue. I believe it's a teal-ish blue. As for Meadow-Brook, I can't stand the name. Meadow and brook are not colours. It would be like Mr. Tree instead of Mr. Green, or Mrs. Cloud instead of Mrs....

Well I was exploring the realms of Wikipedia when I stumbled upon "The Flat Earth Society." These people genuinely believe the Earth is flat. They're arguments at scientific proof are hilarious.

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=23033272998

Well that was interesting. In a good way! I enjoyed it very much, and I really like your quirky fast-paced writing style.

LOL.

And, the short mysteries by Vicki Cameron were really more for kids I didn't finish it, instead letting it sit by my bed collecting dust. Returned it to the library today. I wish there'd be some more mature literature based on Clue...

Last day of March Break. Didn't do too much, but enough that it was enjoyable. Of course, I left all my homework til today... Let's hope I can finish Lord of the Flies.

Congratulations, that's awesome! Good luck to you

go_leafs_nation wrote:I'm reading Lord of the Flies at the moment...

"Sucks to your assmar!"

Me too, for school! My pleasure reading right now is The Picture of Dorian Gray though.

I'm super excited, I might be directing the climax of Wait Until Dark for a drama project. Stage version, of course.

Well Green certainly has the most notable difference, mostly caused by the difference in his titles of Reverend and Mr., but Mrs. Peacock also has a major difference between jetset snob and nosy granny. Everyone has their own opinion of course though.

Well, Canada has officially broken the all-time record for gold medals. Go Canada

Anyone else watching the gold medal game? Not a lot of olympic buzz on the forums which surprises me considering quite a few of us are proud Canadians.

...socialite vs. busybody (isn't that the same thing?)... No, I have to disagree. The two Mrs. Peacocks we see throughout the history of the game are very different. You have "socialite" Mrs. Peacock who is elegant, wealthy, and cunning. She has stylish clothes and is still very capable of men fall...

Breakfast at Tiffany's, my favourite.

I was in the library today and what should I happen to unintentionally stumble upon but Clue Mysteries by Vicki Cameron. Well I obviously had to pick it up and I began reading. The stories are poorly written and frankly quite boring but nonetheless it still has the comfort and charm of Clue.

YES, I certainly do. Slowly getting back into it thanks to a Miss Marple movie on Turner Classic Movies.

Played my first game of the 72 edition the other day. The game's in great condition minus the Knife and Lead Pipe tokens missing. Anyways, Professor Plum did it with the Rope both times!