Confusing offtopic bullshit.

[amp]

Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy, real good book, I read it back when I did read books

Last book I read that I actually ENJOYED was probably like, The Outsiders.

[Chedd]

Ya that book is enjoyable, movie was good too, wish that happened more often.

[amp]

Ya that book is enjoyable, movie was good too, wish that happened more often.

Yeah. Worst books I've read recently are A separate peace and catcher in the rye... So boring...

[Mr_Blobby]

Lord of the Flies, How to kill a mockingbird, are really good reads.

Although I'm happily sat here with my Darren Shan books, so screw you all, even if the film was complete poop on a scale of swoop to poop.

[VepaS]

Donald Duck and Uncle Scrooge are the best!


Stephen Hawking's books are enjoyable. Many books actually are.

[Blackjack]

Ya that book is enjoyable, movie was good too, wish that happened more often.

Yeah. Worst books I've read recently are A separate peace and catcher in the rye... So boring...

High school reading is notoriously awful. We've read those two, I thought Separate peace was ok, I hated Catcher in the Rye with a passion. Also these first person winey boy books make me want to vomit. Same thing with I am the cheese.

Books we've read this year that I actually liked:
To Kill a Mockingbird,
Farenheight 451
Of mice and men.

Everything else I pretty much disliked. Also, discussing books with my class is painful.

My favorite book is definitely Enders game, even though it's a pretty low reading level. My favorite series is the Eragon/Inheritence series. (It's basically lord of the rings with some glitz.)
I still haven't read through all the lord of the rings, but Paolini started writing it when he was 14, and he said he got inspiration from Tolkein. The characters have oddly similar names.

Other good series are the spinoffs of Enders game, the Maze runner series (Though the ending was shit) and a few others. Maze runners series isn't particularly large, nor incredibly hard to read. You can rip through the 3 of them in a few hours.

[Zarvon]

Is that cryptography? What type are you using? If it's the bifid cipher, imma kill you...

[VepaS]

Of course I'm not going to tell it to you.

[Blackjack]

Of course I'm not going to tell it to you.

Hint?
Does the cipher involve a keyword, or a certain # of letters to the right or left?
I tried brute forcing, thinking it might be Caesar, and tried moving letters from 1-25 letters to the right. Nothing but garble.

Is it mono alphabetic?

[VepaS]

I'll remake it.
Made it too easy, just realised.
Should've made it backwards. Can't explain because I can't find the right words.

I spent the whole day learning different kinds of methods.