AP Bio = WORST CLASS EVER. But the AP exam was super-easy, very confident that I got at least a 4 and possibly a 5. And of course, there was the question that was straight out of the Matrix which had me trying soooo hard to not start laughing in the middle of the exam, which would have gotten me kicked out...😂
Long chapters...hey, ever going to finish your Matrix story?
Originally posted by Captain REX
Ooooo, what question?I might, one day. Wake and his adventures kinda took a turn for the worst when the Matrix hype over Revolutions started to die...and I ran out of ways to describe fight scenes. It was basically "Wake Punched, this person kicked, Wake was thrown through wall by Agent" and so on.
Fight scenes are hard to describe so that they aren't repetitive...
Okay, remember Smith's speech to Morpheus about how humans are viruses in M1? Well, one of the questions was pretty much that speech verbatim...it was "What is an organism that moves to an area, reproduces, uses all the resources, and then moves on to a new area?" 😂 I was trying sooooo hard to not laugh.
me and my friend are collaberating on a book (mystery and intrigue) and possibly a script or two...problem is we're state bound not exactly world travellers...i'd like to post a thread asking for things such as European personal names and geographic locations...i just don't know where to post said thread....any help would be greatly appreciated
Good! An atlas is always helpful for things, whether you are trying to come up with some obtrusive island name for a Matrix character or you want some bizarre location for a battlefield...for example, in my sci-fi war story (codenamed Chicks & Steak 😉 ) they have a fight in the Antarctic.
The two main stories I am working on are "The Starkiller," the tale of my violent Dark Jedi, and "The Matrix: Unneeded Heroism," the tale of failed Captain Mors, having become a 1st Mate and trying to defend his crew from death and pain at the hands of another crew, Agents, and other mishaps.