Dear customer that stuck up for his little brother.

A very sweet article about a father pressuring his youngest son to be more "manly" and the elder stepping in the middle to protect his bro'.

 So in my singular glorious moment of being Australian. I saw Harry Potter three days before the rest of the world on the 13th ( Read more... )

I am sickity sick sick. It's also Easter tomorrow, and ANZAC Day the day after . I don't give a flying fuck about Easter, so here is some red poppies to remember those who died.


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I am feeling a really sick... apprehension of this movie. Like, gah. I really didn't want. I mean it looks good. But yet every part of me is digging my heels in screaming 'No! don't do this! Not to my pirates!'

Because these feels like a cheap jump from everything that resonated in me about those movies. Those movies were about the death of Piracy ( Read more... )

 Just propositioned one of my friends to be friends w/ benefits. He said "hrm okay, we'll see how this turns out".

wtf does that even mean? Erg, men. 

Angst Part:

I realized that I only become deeply entrenched in a new fandom when I need to transfer real emotions off of something. My life has been pretty stable, so Naruto has stayed pretty much my fandom for the time despite it's being pretty much dead to me, as a lot of those emotions are now. The emotional transferal being that of Gaara at the ( Read more... )

 .... I don't know if anyone on my F-list watched RedVsBlue, but I do and I really love it. And the Finale was amazing, it started with such lulz but turned just fucking epic by the end. This line is amazing:

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 I re-watched Elizabeth: The Golden Age. I love it as much as I ever did. The thing I love about it most is the way its filmed. They make use of the architecture that they were filming it. It's not just straight pan shots or blahblahblah. You get these odd angles, through archways or ornate screens of the cloisters, as if you are spying on them. ( Read more... )

When David heard that Absalom was slain he went up into his chamber over the gate and wept, my son, my son, O Absalom my son, would God I had died for thee!

When David Heard by Eric Whitacre. This is... grief. If you like choral music. Hell even if you don't, you must listen to this song. I'll let other people talk about how it uses its silences and ( Read more... )