who breaks a nail putting on underwear? Me. I do that, apparently.
24: is there someone out there you would trust with every single one of your secrets?
Yes, and there are people out there who do know most, if not all, of them. I don't have many to start with so that's not difficult, I suppose.
I saw the latest trailer for the new Wonder Woman movie. I've never been a DC fan with what the current movies have done and, in all honestly, find Superman/Batman/whateverman boring for the most part. Oh, right. Spiderman. Whatever.
Like, fuck DC but give me this goddamn Wonder Woman movie s'il vous plait. Why can't all of DCs stuff look this good and not all doom and gloom? Of course, I could be barking up the wrong tree here because we all know how manipulative a trailer can be but when you see the whole thing it's a pile of shit, strategically cut together in a 30 second teaser to show you only the good stuff, which generally is usually the only good stuff in the trailer.
The time change has happened and I felt really good today. That could absolutely change once the next couple of days happen but right now I don't feel groggy or tired from the change at all. Now if only Alberta could just keep us here once fall rolls around.
I watched Making History again tonight and liked it well enough. It feels like I, as the viewer, was dropped in the middle of the filming of a Drunk History episode a bit. I also had Time After Time on but I had headphones on so I wasn't really paying attention. I don't think that show will make it very far, both in episodes aired and that I actually watch.
I'm almost done with s3 of How to Get Away with Murder and I'm enjoying it although, by this point, I have to wonder where else they can go with future seasons. After a certain point don't the characters in the show say to each other, "Fuck you, I'm better off on my own"? I caught up on the last two episodes of Riverdale, as well, and I'm really enjoying it. The mystery is very nicely layered, even if the teenaged characters of the show are finding things out far too easily. I find the interactions between the characters had evolved from "gee willikers" to more natural speaking styles, but they're still entrenched in the "Archie"-verse and therefore not as crass as today's tv-authentic teenagers would be.
I will say that I couldn't give a crap about Archie and his drama, in comparison to everyone else. Like, Archie is only noticeable to me in everyone else's storyline but not his own. I think the most interesting thing about him that made a note of during one of the eps I watched today, is that he's already made out with four females since the show has started and they're only seven episodes in. At this rate season two will be about his quest to make out with new characters.
Yes, and there are people out there who do know most, if not all, of them. I don't have many to start with so that's not difficult, I suppose.
I saw the latest trailer for the new Wonder Woman movie. I've never been a DC fan with what the current movies have done and, in all honestly, find Superman/Batman/whateverman boring for the most part. Oh, right. Spiderman. Whatever.
Like, fuck DC but give me this goddamn Wonder Woman movie s'il vous plait. Why can't all of DCs stuff look this good and not all doom and gloom? Of course, I could be barking up the wrong tree here because we all know how manipulative a trailer can be but when you see the whole thing it's a pile of shit, strategically cut together in a 30 second teaser to show you only the good stuff, which generally is usually the only good stuff in the trailer.
The time change has happened and I felt really good today. That could absolutely change once the next couple of days happen but right now I don't feel groggy or tired from the change at all. Now if only Alberta could just keep us here once fall rolls around.
I watched Making History again tonight and liked it well enough. It feels like I, as the viewer, was dropped in the middle of the filming of a Drunk History episode a bit. I also had Time After Time on but I had headphones on so I wasn't really paying attention. I don't think that show will make it very far, both in episodes aired and that I actually watch.
I'm almost done with s3 of How to Get Away with Murder and I'm enjoying it although, by this point, I have to wonder where else they can go with future seasons. After a certain point don't the characters in the show say to each other, "Fuck you, I'm better off on my own"? I caught up on the last two episodes of Riverdale, as well, and I'm really enjoying it. The mystery is very nicely layered, even if the teenaged characters of the show are finding things out far too easily. I find the interactions between the characters had evolved from "gee willikers" to more natural speaking styles, but they're still entrenched in the "Archie"-verse and therefore not as crass as today's tv-authentic teenagers would be.
I will say that I couldn't give a crap about Archie and his drama, in comparison to everyone else. Like, Archie is only noticeable to me in everyone else's storyline but not his own. I think the most interesting thing about him that made a note of during one of the eps I watched today, is that he's already made out with four females since the show has started and they're only seven episodes in. At this rate season two will be about his quest to make out with new characters.