... Robin Hood and King Arthur... in the same book....

...

Actually, I think I can't read it. o_o My brain would be in danger of exploding from the awesome if I did. I will have to take this risk, though.

Well, Robin Hood/Wood is in part one of four, which is The Sword in the Stone, and I'm hoping he'll be in the others. c: So far, he's only been around when Arthur (or the Wart, bless him) is a kid. ...but I'm only like a chapter into part two, so.

Oh! And do make sure you get an unabridged version with all four parts in. c: *nods* That's what I've got, and it's around seven hundred pages of AWESOME. There's a fifth part as well, called The Book of Merlyn, but it was published after T.H. White's death and isn't an actual part of The Once and Furture King. I've got it from the library as well, though. :D

Even so! That's just enough awesome for a brain to be in danger. ;D

Can do! c: Thanks for the heads up on that.

It's worth the brain danger, I assure you. ;D

Yeah, I had a copy of The Sword in the Stone by it's self, because I thought it was something on it's own, but luckily I realized my mistake before I read it. I did flip through it some, though, and it took out a few lines that I noticed and added Madam Mim, who was in the movie, NOT the actual book. D:< Gotta warn others against that kind of thing.

D: BAD BOOK BAD. We do NOT add movie characters to semi-original pieces of writing! Bad book! No letters for you! *scolds book*

And you ESPECIALLY do not just not mention that it is changed from the original book anywhere on your book jacket and copyright page! D:<

Exactly! D:

Main roleplay replied, working on the second. :drool:

I think that was my fastest RP reply ever. :drool:

Aye, same. :'D

We are just like ninjaing it out over here!
...Ninja can be a verb shut up. D:

Ninjaing would actually be a pretty amusing verb. :'D

*ninjas roleplay*

*goes off to ninja it* That's our verb now. ;D

*ninjas* Woo! :'D Ninja makes a very good verb. xD

We should get an award!

Oh, hey! For my next ninja reply, in addition to Nyoka and Tor talking, you want me to pretned more time than had probably passed has passed and have lala and Trovet walking aklong the beach or off somwhere talking so we can get a jump on that as well? c: Or would you prefer something else or nothing else at all?

Sure! c: Sounds like an excellent plan to me. We can even have it so Nyoka and Tor moved on to, iunno, a sand village and/or an opposing sand castle. XD

Okidok! c: *goes back to ninjaing*

Heehee! XD Tor's having quite a lot of fun, so it looks. :'D

She is. :'D Overactive imagination on that one, but she rarely gets a chance to use it.

I am sorry to break our ninjaing, but I am off to bed to read. D: Night night!

That is quite alright! o: I should head to bed myself. c:

Good morning before I run of to the magical *cough* land of school! C:

Evening. o_o

Evening! C: How was your day?

Unfun, mostly. o_x

Sorry to bail after really just getting on, but I wanna go read, so. o_o;

Awww, I'm sorry you had a not fun day. :c *hugs*

Sure, sure! Have a nice time reading, Lathy. Talk to you this weekend! :hug:

Morning/Afternoon/Evening! :drool: So I, uh, spent four hours reading last night. xD I love Mistborn. One of the main protagonists in particular, Kelsier. He is just so insane. I love him. :'D Every other page I'm finding another line he says that I love, like this little tidbit.

"Are there any religions on your list that include the slaughter of noblemen as a holy duty?"
Sazed frowned disapprovingly. "I do not believe so, Master Kelsier."
"Maybe I should found one," Kelsier said with an idle smile.