First, because of the massive sexist fail the Superbowl commercials were, but in particular that Dodge one, we have a rebuttal. Or spoof, if you would:

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And second, because flip-book animation is awesome:

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It's Halloween again! Time for the annual viewings of Nightmare Before Christmas, Rocky Horror Picture Show aaaaand:

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( The Halloween Tree. Otherwise known as the awesome creepy movie about a creepy crypt keeper voiced by Leonard Nimoy, with a creepy pumpkin tree and a willingness to take children on an adventure through time. Not that there's anything creepy about that... )

Back from the National Book Fest in DC. Am still kind of damp :\ Am no longer damp, as I fell asleep at my laptop typing this orz. But at least it didn't pour like last year ( Read more... )

Guess what day it be again.

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>:B

( Also. One Piece from chapter 539 to 557: installment one (539-548). I told you I had a lot to catch up on ;; )

On the last episode of "A Walk Down Memory Lane"...

Zak: No, no. Cool means hot.
Crysta: What?
Zak: Yeah. Y'know, bodacious, bad, tubular.
Batty: Awesome use of the language, dude.

( Great, I've been shrunk by an amateur! I don't believe this! Okay, bash away. )

Glimpses into the movie Coraline. Stop-motion animated film directed by Henry Selick, They Might Be Giants contributing songs, based off of Neil Gaiman's book? What's not to like? *_____* I think it looks pretty good so far, the bits they have in the trailers. I haven't read Coraline in a while. Looks like I'll be digging for that book soon, too ( Read more... )

I have silverfish living in my room D:

My books ;;_________;; I hate bugs to begin with, but something that eats paper and book bindings (and textiles. Aw shit, they're going to be in my yarn box too, aren't they) just seems like a mortal enemy to me ( Read more... )

Stolen from blackestocean :D

( So take a deep breath ('Ahhhhh') and chill out )

I want a normal sleep schedule. Is that too much to ask, body? None of this sleeping for 17 hours and staying up for 24, only to sleep for four hours and then up all night, then switching to naps of three hours or so. I thought we were supposed to get out of this nocturnal phase when we left the teenage years :| :O ( Read more... )

Any child of a teacher has probably at one time or another been roped into helping the parent by grading papers. This goes double for any child graduating with an English degree.

( MY MOM'S KIDS HAVE LEFT ME IN DESPAIR )