June 2012
32 posts
Anonymous asked: I wonder how your blog got so many followers and visitors in only a couple of years. I've had mine for a year and almost no one has followed mine.
Jun 29th
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Anonymous asked: May I ask where you bought the deckled edge Complete novels of Jane Austen? I'm interested in purchasing one myself.
Jun 29th
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A Brief History on Deckle Edged/Rough Cut books.
Back in the days when books were made with handmade paper, deckled edges were regarded as an imperfection in the paper and bookmaking process, and all edges were cut cleanly. Around the late 1800s, though, books with rough edges became popular. People appreciated the look and feel of deckled edges, and as a result, the pages of many books were left untrimmed. Nowadays, our manufactured paper...
Jun 28th
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Anonymous asked: And which do you prefer, Miss Monica Jean? (Same anon, by the way :])
Jun 28th
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I'm curious now, which do you prefer?
Deckled edges/a rough cut? Or clean cut?  
Jun 28th
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Anonymous asked: O.O What is "deckled edge"? Sounds fancy.
Jun 28th
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Today was a good day.
I found a Visa gift card in my wallet and spent the entire thing on a bunch of books. I may or may not have gotten The Complete Novels (Penguin Classic Deluxe Edition) of Jane Austen. 1,278 pages. Deckled edge. Yes. Online shopping is the best.
Jun 28th
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Jun 27th
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Jun 27th
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Jun 26th
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peetas: imagine if there was a chemistry fandom and people shipped elements with other elements and then other people were like NO THAT ONLY FORMS A COVALENT BOND IONIC BONDS ARE BETTER and they have ship wars over sodium chloride and sodium carbonate
Jun 24th
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Jun 24th
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Jun 24th
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evanesco-whispers: My talents include quoting all 20 hours of the Harry Potter movies.
Jun 23rd
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Anonymous asked: Just wanted to say thank you :) One of your NerdQuirk's actually helped me get a date :) You never know when you write these things, just how big of a difference you can make in other peoples lives!
Jun 23rd
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Anonymous asked: i think this blog is brilliant
Jun 23rd
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Anonymous asked: I have been a horrific lurker of your blog all day (JESUS this thing is addictive, I'm racking up the page numbers...!!) And I though I should send a word saying thank you for the entertainment :) I'm a fellow nerd from England hoping to study in Ireland for university, so I hope you're suitably jealous (or just come visit me!) I would take off anon... but I don't have tumblr,...
Jun 23rd
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The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Have you seen the trailer for the film adaptation of Stephen Chbosky’s The Perks of Being a Wallflower? (If not, click here.) So everyone, tell us what you think!  As for me, I’m thrilled to see this book come to life on the big screen. I am so excited to see Logan Lerman as Charlie, but most excited to see Emma Watson. From the looks of the trailer, she’s going to be a...
Jun 23rd
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Jun 23rd
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Anonymous asked: What was your SAT score?!
Jun 23rd
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Jun 23rd
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Anonymous asked: What have you done with your summer thus far?
Jun 23rd
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Anonymous asked: What were your final grades, Monica Jean? I bet you got all A's!
Jun 23rd
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I've missed you all so very much!
These last months of school have been insane. You know how it can be with the end of the  year, finishing up classes and taking finals and all that jazz. I hope you all did well! Who am I kidding, of course you did! You’re the smartest group of people I know!  The good news is that I’m finally out of school for the summer, which means I am back on Tumblr and back on Nerd Quirks!  ...
Jun 23rd
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Jun 18th
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I don’t think I will ever truly be happy until I have one of those secret bookshelf doors where you have to pull out a certain book to open the door.
Jun 14th
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carpe diem > yolo
Jun 13th
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Jun 12th
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WatchWatch
This is actually a very interesting video about how schools stifle creative growth and discourage the use of the creative mind. This is a video especially relevant to something my school Guidance Department said to the sophomore class contemplating future careers. Essentially, they encouraged those pursuing conventional jobs (doctors, lawyers, teachers etc.), while discouraging those who...
Jun 7th
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Jun 5th
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Jun 2nd
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