Invisible

I was considering leaving this blank, and saying my entry was invisible, but the decrease in my grade might overwhelm the lame humor.  So actually, my friends and I were discussing this the other day during lunch.  started out as a "would you rather" question, as "Would you rather be invisible all the time, or invisible only some times, but not be able to control when you are/aren't?"  I thought the answer was quite obvious- invisible all the time.  If it only happens some of the time, I really couldn't take advantage of being invisible.  I could still be judged accordingly for my appearance, kind of like the Invisible Man.  That was a terrible "Would you rather" by the way, not sure why that one came up, I'm not sure anyone would choose that second choice over the first.  Being actually physically invisible might make you less "invisible" in a sense that its something new. 

A book to read- ranttttttt

Given the choice, I think anyone in the room would far rather watch the movie version of a book over reading the physical book.  Movies simply engage more senses than a book, and one can get far more into it than a book.  Having already had everything set up for you, how things look and sound and such, people are far more inclined to be lazy and no longer read.  Its a fact: books are work. They are reminicent of school and forced readings decrease pleasure.  If one was forced to watch boring movies for school, I'm sure that the enjoyment in watching movies regularly would be dereased to some degree.
Not that I'm on the side of books or anything.  No, I'm definately one of the people I described, who would far rather watch a movie.  Before writing this, I was trying to think of a book to recomend, but the last book I started (the girl with the dragon tattoo) I haven't picked up in quite a while dispite my enjoyment of the novel.  So rather than a book to read, a movie to watch takes its place