Curious!

I memorize lines I've liked from movies, shows, books and video games. These lines often find their way into my daily conversations with people. And if I REALLY like a line, I'll repeat it whenver possible or sometimes even at completely random times. Ya dig?

I memorize it and never bother to use it.

Highlighting or any form of writing in a book destroys the resale value and the integrity and the impeccable necessity of cleanliness I require of my books. I can't stand it. And frankly, I find the act distasteful at best. One can only imagine what I think of people who do write in their books.

Come to think of it there's this one really awkward line that I find neat.

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Unacceptable. I'd choose my own destruction over that. To live as a passive observer? There must be a game. If there is no game there's nothing for me.

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I know it's weird but I find that line awesome.

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Originally Posted by Yamaneko

I don't like writing in books. It seems disrespectful.

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Me too. Even if it's mine I'm still against writing in books. Anything that should be written in a book usually is already written in it.

I don't write in books, but if I want to remember something I'll write it down elsewhere (usually on my phone because I always have it with me). :jess:

I usually put it in my MSN name or on my Journal Title lol

I don't write in regular books, but if I'm using one for research I might.

I tend to memorize lines or simply find a website which has it on.

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Originally Posted by Roto13

Type it up in a text file on my computer full of random quotes.

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That would be a good idea.

I just hope I remember it. I never do.

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Originally Posted by Pureghetto

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Originally Posted by Roto13

Type it up in a text file on my computer full of random quotes.

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That would be a good idea.

I just hope I remember it. I never do.

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Sometimes, if it's paticularly spectacular, I will remember it.

CONFESHUNS: Me and my buddies wrote in our Bibles (school necessity) at the end, where it goes "TO EDIT WHAT HAS BEEN WRITTED HERE IS SACRELIGIOUSNESS SO DON'T DO IT," just to be contrary. It was the sort of thing children found funny. I've always had a sort of niggling guilt about that DX

So yeah, if I can help it I don't like to mark books, especially if it isn't only lightly in pencil.