I blame this post on apathy.
I've gotten sucked into reading Inuyasha badfic. Again. D: BBs, help me out by reccing something good?
Went to Sicko a few days ago. Loved it; Michael Moore's best movie yet. Unlike Fahrenheit 9/11, he didn't wander all over the place, and unlike Bowling for Columbine, he didn't get all in-your-face at the end.
And I don't see how you can argue with his main point, which you definitely could in the other two movies I mentioned. (Hi, I'm one of the uninsured 40 million Americans out there! *waves* Oh, but it's totally cool, because I plan on never getting sick. Teehee!)
Two things made me a bit uncomfortable. One: the person I was with cried through the entire film. I just kind of edged myself over to the side of my seat and pretended I didn't know them. (I am the most empathetic person ever, aren't I?) Two: the film never discussed the cost of the French system, which led to the election of their new president. And, in France, that basically means a whole new government because it's dictatorship by consent. Vive le Fifth Republic.
Anyway, good movie.
Note to self: taking almost 100 mg of iron before your blood donation will cause your blood droplet to sink like a stone (and hella impress the nurse), but since it also causes you to keep bleeding after donating, you might want to not take both of your iron pills together.
Went to Sicko a few days ago. Loved it; Michael Moore's best movie yet. Unlike Fahrenheit 9/11, he didn't wander all over the place, and unlike Bowling for Columbine, he didn't get all in-your-face at the end.
And I don't see how you can argue with his main point, which you definitely could in the other two movies I mentioned. (Hi, I'm one of the uninsured 40 million Americans out there! *waves* Oh, but it's totally cool, because I plan on never getting sick. Teehee!)
Two things made me a bit uncomfortable. One: the person I was with cried through the entire film. I just kind of edged myself over to the side of my seat and pretended I didn't know them. (I am the most empathetic person ever, aren't I?) Two: the film never discussed the cost of the French system, which led to the election of their new president. And, in France, that basically means a whole new government because it's dictatorship by consent. Vive le Fifth Republic.
Anyway, good movie.
Note to self: taking almost 100 mg of iron before your blood donation will cause your blood droplet to sink like a stone (and hella impress the nurse), but since it also causes you to keep bleeding after donating, you might want to not take both of your iron pills together.