Positivism
Couple great things to mention.
Kung Fu Hustle is a lot of fun. It's rather redundant or superfluous for me to gush over this movie since everyone who's seen the movie already seems to love it--but, this is a fun one. A lot like Shaolin Soccer and with many of the same actors. Much the way Snatch and Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels are. Stephen Chow is one handsome man. And Huang Sheng Yi is pretty in the sort of way where I'd want to just sit and watch her as she smiled at me. The movie took a little while to warm-up, but it gets damn good by the end.
On the ride home from the theatre--as my friend insist the theatre in freakin' Yelm is the only way to go, movie-wise--I spent the whole time day-dreaming with the window open and the wind whipping my face. The sound, the feeling, the smells--it was all wonderful. There really is a part of me that is affected by this undeniable lure toward nature. Maybe having been a Forestry major makes an inch-and-a-half more sense. I want to go camping.
Secondly, Final Fantasy X-2 is absolutely fucking brilliant. I love this game. I bought it for twenty-bucks and I cannot, for the life of me, keep from playing it. It is so seductive and its grip on me so complete that I often find myself thinking: Just one more level--Master just one more ability, you're only 30 AP away! Perhaps Kori knows of what I speak. Speaking of which, it's fun that I am playing the same game as a girl friend of mine. However, I think she aghast with the amount of time I have spent leveling my characters up; I am in the mid-70's, level-wise, after only two of the five chapters.
Anyways, that's it for right now. And, there you go Caiti, a positive entry from mister mean and nasty Ian. =)
Kung Fu Hustle is a lot of fun. It's rather redundant or superfluous for me to gush over this movie since everyone who's seen the movie already seems to love it--but, this is a fun one. A lot like Shaolin Soccer and with many of the same actors. Much the way Snatch and Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels are. Stephen Chow is one handsome man. And Huang Sheng Yi is pretty in the sort of way where I'd want to just sit and watch her as she smiled at me. The movie took a little while to warm-up, but it gets damn good by the end.
On the ride home from the theatre--as my friend insist the theatre in freakin' Yelm is the only way to go, movie-wise--I spent the whole time day-dreaming with the window open and the wind whipping my face. The sound, the feeling, the smells--it was all wonderful. There really is a part of me that is affected by this undeniable lure toward nature. Maybe having been a Forestry major makes an inch-and-a-half more sense. I want to go camping.
Secondly, Final Fantasy X-2 is absolutely fucking brilliant. I love this game. I bought it for twenty-bucks and I cannot, for the life of me, keep from playing it. It is so seductive and its grip on me so complete that I often find myself thinking: Just one more level--Master just one more ability, you're only 30 AP away! Perhaps Kori knows of what I speak. Speaking of which, it's fun that I am playing the same game as a girl friend of mine. However, I think she aghast with the amount of time I have spent leveling my characters up; I am in the mid-70's, level-wise, after only two of the five chapters.
Anyways, that's it for right now. And, there you go Caiti, a positive entry from mister mean and nasty Ian. =)