We already read this and I don't see the annotation.

Fine, you've got me there, I'm lazy about that sometimes, but in the case of writing from Lord Hater's perspective, I think it's valid.

Well duh!

Come on, I already do that.

I wish I could play video games often. The only thing I do often is experience stories, so I'm really good at something that isn't going to get me a job.

I'm not gonna lie, that sounds like a terrible strategy for dating.

grumbles yeah okay

Thank you, hypothetical fellow student. Me too.

Well that's optimistic. Thanks.

Redundant, they say, using four negative adjectives and a noun to describe something.

It better do, since it's chronological.

Okay, maybe.

It's a personal narrative! It's a story!

Ugh. Fine.

But I would be biased. I wrote it. Although whether I'm biased for or against is up to interpretation.

I vary with that. I am honest with myself in that I acknowledge I am lazy.

That's ridiculous, honey.

I do not have a choice as to whether it's "worth saying". It's for school. I have to write it. That's irrelevant.

Ideally, I would have liked to have thought through my ideas before writing a paper on them.

Wow, not a very subtle plug there.

I think a better question to start with would be "Why should you revise?" That'd draw my interest much better.

I reckon we're all really small and alive and subversive in the grand context of things. Anyways, I like the mouse as the subject.

I understand that. It sounds rather pretty in its original Old English, but that makes it easier to focus on the sounds rather than what's actually being said.

I had the suspicion that Burns was Scottish. Glad to see it confirmed. Interesting perspective to see from someone else who is Scottish.

I personally really enjoyed Twilight's interactions with the guy, named Flash Sentry, in the first movie. It was exceedingly well done and the follow-ups don't quite match it in this department to be honest.

I will grant you that. I've thought about it myself.

I am a big fan of Spike's role in this movie, I'll be honest. It's very good. But then again, the whole movie is stellar.

Funny this person, (I assume a guy?), should mention this because that's an important deliberate choice on behalf of the writers that I've put some thought into. We have Twilight Sparkle, Sunset Shimmer, and Starlight Glimmer, all very similar names. This is because of their roles as foils and parallels to each other. It's actually very interesting and well-written, you know.

I disagree with this on a fundamental level, but I'll let it slide.

I do like Star Trek: The Next Generation. However, this style of blog is very different from the last few. I could've used more of an introduction to this person as a person before being thrown into their opinions on things I like.

This does not sound easy and I have no idea what she made, even. The pictures are lovely, though. I'm impressed.

This just reminds me of the line from Hamilton, I'll be honest.

How fascinating. If the service wasn't mandatory, the price would be looked upon in a favorable light, but as it is, it's preventing content creators from sharing their creations with the world.

I have mixed feelings about this portion. It is good to note that the sentiment "anyone can do it" is genuine, but I don't particularly appreciate the dig at that sort of media. The amount of cynicism involved is conflicting.

I have this same problem, but only at my dad's house, which makes it worse somehow.

As a teenager who is often mistaken as being from England, I find this amusing because I too blogged from my bedroom until recently.