A random update for you random readers.
I didn't hear many positive things about Spider-Man 3 whenever it first came out, so who really knows why I was so keen on seeing it this afternoon when my mother said she wanted to go to a movie. I have never seen such an emotional action movie, seriously. It seemed like the men were crying more than they were fighting. Also, I now know what Toby Mcguire would look like if he ever decided to become emo/goth/wear black eyeliner. Anyways, I didn't like it to say the least. Unfortunately, I was ready to leave after 45 minutes. In my eyes, that's not so great; but I did sit through the rest of 2 hours or whatever.
At Fox and Hound [the sports bar by Elmwood theatre] there were of course a bunch of sports related television on the tvs. I got really into the USGA golf thing with Tiger Woods and what not. So into it actually that when I got home I immediately rushed to the television and turned it on just to see what would happen. I've never been a fan of golf, have always really found it quite boring. Of course, watching them play the last 6 or 7 holes I found myself on the edge of my booth seat thing. Anyways, I have absolutely no idea how the game is played and will probably further no interest in the sport what-so-ever, but still..I really shocked myself.
How do you argue with quiet, little cute old lady librarian women who say that you never turned in two of the books you checked out? I absolutely refuse to be told that because someone either bypassed the book or never scanned it back into the computer that I have to basically buy these books from the library. I'm not going to buy two books that I checked out that weren't even worth me reading.
I wish I had money.
The End.
At Fox and Hound [the sports bar by Elmwood theatre] there were of course a bunch of sports related television on the tvs. I got really into the USGA golf thing with Tiger Woods and what not. So into it actually that when I got home I immediately rushed to the television and turned it on just to see what would happen. I've never been a fan of golf, have always really found it quite boring. Of course, watching them play the last 6 or 7 holes I found myself on the edge of my booth seat thing. Anyways, I have absolutely no idea how the game is played and will probably further no interest in the sport what-so-ever, but still..I really shocked myself.
How do you argue with quiet, little cute old lady librarian women who say that you never turned in two of the books you checked out? I absolutely refuse to be told that because someone either bypassed the book or never scanned it back into the computer that I have to basically buy these books from the library. I'm not going to buy two books that I checked out that weren't even worth me reading.
I wish I had money.
The End.