Nonsense at Its Finest

I like nonsense at its finest. IT is what i like to read in the winter. Why would anyone not like to read this in the winter. It would be crazy to not like to read stuff like this in the winter. How many words am I at? Why do I keep only asking questions to meet this ridiculous requirement? I guess the answer may never be known. Oh well I think I have reached my limit.

I went to a wolves in the throne room show a few years ago that had a fire in the middle of the pit, someone had the great idea to go into the street where there was a discarded, dry Christmas tree and try and put it in the fire. luckily it had been raining (this was Washington, so no surprise there) so the tree didn't light at first, then someone realized how stupid this was and threw it out the window... pretty metal.

I generally read around 80 pages an hour. Unless a scene is particularly descriptive, I generally have a good mental image of what I'm reading. I slow down for super descriptive things.

The best example I could give would be comparing it to guitar hero. Eventually your brain stops thinking about every single little word (or note in guitar hero) and just start processing things. I'll finish a book and know exactly what happened but can't recall any of the quotes from it.

Ostensibly the upvoting/downvoting feature is supposed to allow the users of this subreddit to decide for themselves what is most interesting, relevant, and worth reading.

Whether that's a good system or not, that seems to be its purpose.

Space wasting is kind of an irrelevant argument, considering you can simply ignore or downvote threads you aren't interested in...and upvote the ones you think are worthwhile.

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