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A reference to the current theme of my profile, OK Computer by Radiohead. His post is a lyric from Paranoid Android, a song on said album.

Piecheck: That should be fine. No use continuing with a question if you find it unworkable. My proposal was due in the last week of term 4. It was never that big a deal for us though, 5 marks out of an overall 50...it's just a way to make us think about what we're doing.

In the few days I've been browsing around here I've noticed that most people tend to do their project on a 'historical question' sort of thing, where they investigate an event or period that's debated in history circles. Now I'm doing something different - I'm going to do a critique of...

Wow. I was actually joking when I made that comment about being paranoid. *sigh* As you like. I know my morals would prevent me from lifting someone elses idea, but, alas, I'm not everyone :p

Ah, the infamous holiday brain. I've got one of those too, but only in the maths/constructing a sentence department :D And the idea is that you post your idea too, otherwise this whole thing just turns into me raving about my idea to the lot of you, which is incredibly boring :p

Yeah. I don't think your 'suit the traditions of Christianity' clause is going to make it different enough.

Got my first big storyline inspiration just then, and had to come on here and tell someone :p

Fraid not, mate. If you need any info on Keith Jenkins I could probably help you :p

Use as many sources as you need to to create a top essay :P As far as I know, the only requirements for sources are a) you need to use both primary and secondary sources and b) that you have to analyse 3 in depth in your bibliography. If you're in doubt, go and have a hunt around in the...

Hooray for non-assessable journals, is all I can say.

At the person who's doing the historicity of Jesus Christ (can't be bothered going back and finding your name :D): There's a rule against doing something that's already closely covered by a case study, isn't there?

I'm doing a critique of postmodernist historiography. Most people around here seem to be concentrating on a topic in a specific time, so I hope what I'm doing is allowed and everything. I haven't found anything to the contrary. Does anyone know if what I'm doing is commonplace?

Dear Anybody, Please tell me if my signature is working correctly. -Andrew. Dear Andrew, Yes, it is. -Anybody SOMEBODY BAN THAT KID FOR DOUBLE-POSTING! *cough*

Deary me, you people are organised. :p My journal contains nothing more or less than ideas and snippets about my story. Oh, and I've got a bibliography in there as well. But mostly I've just ideas and fleshings out. For me, that's all a journal is meant to do.

To be honest I'm not sure why there isn't already one of these threads here. Possibilities are that it's against the forum rules, which I can't see anywhere if they do exist which I feel is unlikely because of the unstructured nature of EE2 (draws breath) or because people round here are too...

I've got a solid, cemented idea, with themes, concepts, form, but without much actual plot or storyline or characters. Not a whole lot of research or journal work. I really need to read a lot more than I have already. Still, it's taking shape up here pretty well *taps head*

I really can't stand Anil's Ghost. I did CF and it's just so hard to read and even harder to analyse. I would have quite liked to do either Speculative Fiction (Dune as a prescribed text? Get in!) or Pomo.

I seriously don't know what the fuss is about titles. You don't need one.

No way! They asked you guys about Hot Dog? Awesome, I love that song. I find it hard to analyse songs that I know, though...good thing I'm doing it next year then :D

So where's the freaking poll?