Yes, now that you mention it. My English teacher has also started up a Grand Opera Breakfast Club every Thursday morning. Crazy. It's like we are living parallel lives or something.
It was basically just strong booze (very strong) and the vaguely licoricey flavor isn't to my taste. But I had to try it. I'm a trier. I've tried durian. When I was 8 years old I ordered escargots just so I could say I'd had them (liked `em, too). When I was 10 I tried sushi for the first time. By my early teens I was preparing my own calamari.
Sharne, I was wondering why you were so un-into the idea. I am so sorry, we never meant to exclude you from anything. Please come, it will be grand. Also, I am terribly sorry about my perpetual foot-in-mouth status. I seriously never meant to hurt your feelings.
This is my first post, and the best way I can say that I relate to the book is that my friends and I are eletists. That is the reason this boook was given to me by my older sister. She told me this book reminded her of my friends, which I was half flattered by, and a little upset because well...we've never killed anyone.
I'm really glad that this group was brought to my attention though, because I don't know anyone who has read the book aside from my sister, and I really enjoyed it.
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...sorry i was so unenthusiastic today, i thought you guys were purposely excluding me.
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Sharne, I was wondering why you were so un-into the idea. I am so sorry, we never meant to exclude you from anything. Please come, it will be grand. Also, I am terribly sorry about my perpetual foot-in-mouth status. I seriously never meant to hurt your feelings.
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I'm really glad that this group was brought to my attention though, because I don't know anyone who has read the book aside from my sister, and I really enjoyed it.
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..That's not very good, is it?
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