Bring us... a shrubbery!

Sunday, as a lot of you know, was Nerdfighter note day. Where did you put your notes?I put mine in a Book-A-Million in Spring Hill, TN in Looking For Alaska, The Fault in Our Stars, The Book Thief, and in two copies of HPDH and (a note and a quote) in the Sci-Fi/Fantasy section near LotR, the Science section, the Manga section, and the section with website code-writing books, and another quote next to a book in the nature section with a picture of giraffes that appeared to be loving each other…See More

For all those southern nerdfighters out there! Anyone who was born, raised, or even lived in Tennessee for a month should join! :)

For English, I need two articles that are against the stance that I take in my paper. My paper is about anti-bullying programs, why the programs should start young, being proactive and that teachers, parents, and other adults should be involved with the children to lessen bullying.I have been searching the internet with no luck to find articles that are Against anti-bullying programs in schoolAgainst proactive anti-bullying programsWritten by people that believe that bullying isn't an…See More

Does anyone know which video John talks about bullying/being bullied in. I watched it a little while back, and I wanted to rewatch it to see if I could use/quote it in a project that I am doing. It's been a while since I've seen it, but I think I could use it when I talk about a lot of kids not wanting to tell adults about bullying.I'm fairly sure it was a question day one, and I'm fairly sure that it wasn't in 2007... partly because I just got done watching all of those and partly because…See More

I like the idea of being able to have notes and such that clarify certain words in Shakespeare's pieces, but I have a serious issue with "No Fear Shakespeare" translations alongside the text. I had to use one of them when I was reading Hamlet in school and I have one for the sonnets (it was the cheapest one), and I don't agree with it. Some people ignore the original text, which is an issue, and even more importantly, it doesn't address other meanings. One example: "Get thee to a nunnery."The…See More

I was shopping with my mom the other day in the town that they have lived in for a little over a year - Shelbyville, TN. It's a little country town that doesn't have much as far as chain stores go, save for the basics (Walgreens, Rite Aid, Kroger, and Walmart for them fancy folks). I was shocked to discover that in all of the little stores that there were around town, there was only one bookstore. It is hardly ever opened and only contains Christian books (not that that store is bad, that is…See More