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The Ninja Replacement Scale
So, I was lurking around ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
shaksper_random when I discovered this marvelous discussion (and its inspiration here). Basically, the Ninja Replacement Scale evaluates how badly a work of literature needs ninjas in order to be vastly improved, on a scale of 0 (no ninjas needed) to ∞ (everyone needs to be replaced by a ninja, STAT). I'm sure you can see the value of such a system. Anyways, in celebration of my LAST DAY OF CLASSES, I have decided to give the NRS (Ninja Replacement Score) of all the books I read this semester.
Firstly, ( Shakespeare )
( Ghosts and Goths )
( Nineteenth-Century Women Novelists )
( Children's Literature )
shaksper_random when I discovered this marvelous discussion (and its inspiration here). Basically, the Ninja Replacement Scale evaluates how badly a work of literature needs ninjas in order to be vastly improved, on a scale of 0 (no ninjas needed) to ∞ (everyone needs to be replaced by a ninja, STAT). I'm sure you can see the value of such a system. Anyways, in celebration of my LAST DAY OF CLASSES, I have decided to give the NRS (Ninja Replacement Score) of all the books I read this semester.Firstly, ( Shakespeare )
( Ghosts and Goths )
( Nineteenth-Century Women Novelists )
( Children's Literature )