Since it's Wednesday...

[simplytoopretty]

I have a very random but very serious poll for my flist. You can tell this from its title: "Random Wednesday Poll."

ETA: Please note, there is a small spelling error in the poll.

Comments

[starry_dawn]

I'm kinda ashamed at my reading list, but I hope you didn't MEAN to write "Happy" Potter. *glares*

And I guess I'm showing my non-American/Canadian roots when I say I've never watched either Sesame Street or The Muppets. Also, I couldn't get through 5 chapters of Twilight, so it's a complete nay! from me. The Glee hiatus is making me miss the show, so while I usually am between the extremes when the show actually airs, I went for Yay!

[simplytoopretty]

Um, no, I didn't mean to write that. Opps. That's kinda of a funny spelling mistake, though, if I say so myself. Hee.

You poor thing. The Muppets and Sesame Street are classics!

I'm very much a nay! on Twilight myself. I've read the first novel and I saw the film, but it makes me shudder. And laugh too. Cause the vampires sparkle and stay in high school forever and ever.

[starry_dawn]

It is. It's just very mean if you MEANT to write it that way. ;)

I know. I've apparently missed out on ALL the classics.

Sparkly vampires are a big no/no. But I do think I'm quite attracted to vampire stories in general, and I don't know what that says about me.

[simplytoopretty]

Nope, I didn't mean to do that. I like Harry Potter. I've read all the Harry Potters. There's no Harry Potter dissing going on from my side.

It's okay! Classics aren't that good anyways. They're old and musty! *nods*

It just says that you aren't a big vampire person. I used to like vampire stories more. Now, not so much. It's not a big deal.

[lilbreck]

Mickey and Minnie as a muppet couple? I've only ever seen them as cartoons. Is this a Canadian thing?

[simplytoopretty]

No, that's just me putting in words that are incorrect. I guess I was thinking of like something and now it doesn't make sense.

Let's pretend I didn't do that. Mums the word!

[lilbreck]

I'll let you get away with it this time.

[simplytoopretty]

What happens next time?

[monicaop]

:), this is cute!!! You know, I'm not into the muppets or sesame street.. who know :D

But I'm glad to say I read a lot of the books ;), hugs!!!!

[simplytoopretty]

Cute is good!

Muppets and Sesame Street are things I love, similar to my love of the Charlie Brown gang. But my step-father loves the Muppets a lot so it's more often on my mind than it would be otherwise if I didn't have a stepfather so obsessed.

Book reading is good. I was mostly picking a random assortment of books to see what people had read.

[angryscientist]

Autumn in my hometown and Winter in my current town.

It was hard picking between Kermit/Ms Piggy and Bert/Ernie, aaah!

[simplytoopretty]

Hmm. Interesting. Why winter in one and autumn in the other, if you don't mind my asking?

Kermit and Miss Piggy vs Bert and Ernie is a tough choice. Bert and Ernie get my nod because they're just so darn cute, by themselves and together.

[lacylaces]

I overlooked 1984 and didn't vote for it because I saw the words and it didn't connect with the book.

I may be the one person who is Yay for Twilight. I love the books and movies.

[simplytoopretty]

I didn't even think about that happening! Sorry about that. But you know and I know so it's all good.

To each their own, I say. And I know a lot of people who would go yay! for Twilight so you're really not alone. My brother would go yay! (for the film, he hasn't read the book, that would be too much he says).