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Lanithro simulation:
Essay. Sleep. Read. Cough in utterly disgusting manner. Essay. Translation. Read. Sleep. Essay.
Shuffle, and put on repeat. Inteject the occasional “Woe is me!” in your best ‘petulant’ tone for added verisimilitude.
Additionally:
Willa Cather is a load of bollocks. If I wanted to read 350 pages about breakfasts and fields and the countryside, I’d have read The Wind in the Willows. I don’t know what the big deal is about- and don’t get me wrong, I wish I did know, as I might have something to write about it then. If I’d just gone for the Shakespeare’s Histories module instead, I wouldn’t be having to read about how pretty the stupid corn is in Nebraska.
Something which is quite good, in contrast, is Blood+. Despite a bit of a boring second episode, the third episode is almost as good as the first one. Big major stuff happens which sort of fits into the themes of the Blood:tLV film. How on earth are they going to get 52 episodes out of this?
Essay. Sleep. Read. Cough in utterly disgusting manner. Essay. Translation. Read. Sleep. Essay.
Shuffle, and put on repeat. Inteject the occasional “Woe is me!” in your best ‘petulant’ tone for added verisimilitude.
Additionally:
Willa Cather is a load of bollocks. If I wanted to read 350 pages about breakfasts and fields and the countryside, I’d have read The Wind in the Willows. I don’t know what the big deal is about- and don’t get me wrong, I wish I did know, as I might have something to write about it then. If I’d just gone for the Shakespeare’s Histories module instead, I wouldn’t be having to read about how pretty the stupid corn is in Nebraska.
Something which is quite good, in contrast, is Blood+. Despite a bit of a boring second episode, the third episode is almost as good as the first one. Big major stuff happens which sort of fits into the themes of the Blood:tLV film. How on earth are they going to get 52 episodes out of this?