Trivia Question Answer: A grandfather (the father's father), a father (the grandfather's son), and a son (the father's son). I can't believe majority of you guessed that right, like am I really that slow? c:

I have a one-shot up, it's not amazing or anything. . .I tried to make it interesting, my friend and I switched out on some parts of writing it, so I hope you like it. It's called, Stalked. So, yeah. . .

I really don't have anything to rant about, but I came up with a few. They're really short, but whatevs.

Question: What do you call an alligator in a vest?

Disclaimer: We all know that I can never be Rick Riordan. :3 Well, for Halloween but any other day, no.

Last Time I Checked He Had Green Eyes. . .

I mean this doesn't annoy me, to the fullest. Though, I cannot imagine Percy with any color eye other than sea green. I know it's a minor detail mistake, but it ruins my mental image of him. I feel like Percy is a son of Zeus, if he were to have blue eyes, it reminds me of the first Perseus.

If the writer really prefers Percy with blue eyes, then who am I to say anything? It's their story. I just can't stand it when the perspectives change, and someone else is describing one of Percy's traits (specifically his eyes), and they're a whole different color. I mean sea-green eyes, and black hair is really exotic me. Gosh, I'm fangirling.

TEEN PREGNANCY. . .

I'm totally against the idea of a teenager ever having a child, when they're not even an adult yet. People say, it's no big deal and all. Yet, they're dodging all the important facts, and consequences that come along while having a child as a teenager. I've read one story, where I actually liked the idea of the whole teen pregnancy. It was well detailed, and had an amazing plot. It practically gave an example of all of the consequences that came with Percy and Annabeth having a child, while other ones I have read. . .Just go with the flow, and all they're nervous about is telling the gods. The gods most likely know everything, you can't keep a secret away from them, well maybe. It just doesn't happen like that in reality. Eventhough fanfiction has the tendency to go way out of reality, love those stories!

You Should Do It That Way. . .

When I review a story, and some random reviewer just has to be picky about what the writer wrote in a chapter. This doesn't neccesarily qualify for the P.J.O. archive, but for many others too.

First things first, it's the writers story and they can do whatever the fuck they want to do with it. You may not like it, but if it's such a big deal, then don't read it. Why would you tell them that they can't do this, or if it's stupid and they should change it? It's rude, and offending. Some writers change their stories due to the fact that they want to please their reviewer, and not make them run away from the story. It's true, and I've seen it happen plenty of times.

An example is when Rick Riordans sends Percy and Annabeth into Tartarus. I've had so many people complain about that to me, in person. People forget that writer's do certain things for a reason, and there could be so many reasons why Rick did that. How about; to add suspense, to have a way to close the doors from Tartarus, a cliffhanger (literally. Thanks Rick for that silly pun), a hard thinking ending, who knows?! I always do the mature thing, and not even say anything about it. Wait till everything plays out, you never know what's to come next.

They're such short rants, but at least it's something. c; I wrote this in under ten minutes, due to the fact that I have to go like right now.

-XxThisMyFriendIsAPenxX