The Hardcore Diaries Autobiographies

I really like this book. I really like this book for many reasons. The way the book is written is amazing. It's the complete opposite of a Quentin Tarintino movie. The story is told chronologically and it makes sense. I like how well the story falls into place. It goes through the final third of Foley's career and I still can't believe how intelligent Mick Foley sounds. I enjoy autobiographies more than normal biographies because I'd rather listen to the story from the subject person themselves because they truly know what they're talking about. Not that the historians don't but I believe that no one can ever understand what the world looks like from someone elses perspective. Especially when that person is Mick Foley.

You an research Mick Foley many different ways. The internet, television, documentaries, biographies. But I think the best way to find out about Mick Foley is to read the book(s) by Mick Foley. He has three NY Times best sellers and not just because of his popularity, because he's the only one who can tell the story labout himself. You can have as many interviews with someone as you want. Be their best friend,know how the like their eggs and bacon, bu you will still never be able to see the world through their eyes.

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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone: Rationalization & WTSD (What They Should've Done)

I am familiar with the concept and characters of Harry Potter through listening to wizard wannabes and hearing about the movies. I own the Sorcerers Stone on DVD. I haven't seen it in 7 years but you've been living under a rock for the past decade and a half if you don't know the general plot of Harry Potter. Its about a kid with dead wizard parents who tends to take the most indirect route to solving his problems. Kind of like parkour and free running. You run and take the most unnecessary path to get from Point A to Point B. Don't get me wrong, I'm really enjoying the book and I love to watch parkour, my brother does it all the time. I just rationalize too much, I guess.

So far, instead of trying to contact anyone when the Dursleys left him at home, he just sat and thought about how strange he is. He is strange, everyone is. He went through Hell and Creation for 10 years for a hot dog and a handshake until he was revealed to be a wizard. The Dursleys even knew about this. Why Harry didn't go balistic without an explaination from them is ridiculous. The kid must have self control that no one in this day and age has. He then procedes to not accept that he is a wizard. He tells Hagrid that he's not a wizard. As if Hagrid will go "Okay kid, your right and the best wizard ever is wrong and the kid we're looking for is an identical replica of you but actually has the stones (no pun intended) to go to Hogwarts and leave the demons England calls his guardians."

 

1. The lines, "It's about  a kid with dead wizard parents who tends to take the most indirect route to solving his problems." and "Why Harry didn't go balistic without an explaination from them is ridiculous. The kid must have self control that no one in this day and age has.". Those lines are the ones thst I believe stick out as showing my voice. They give my opinion and show how I understand and view Harry Potter.

2. The sentences are short to medium in length and I don't really have a punctuation trademark. I tend to use sarcasm to show my voice and opinion to the subject. The diction is informal largely due to the sarcasm.