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I am such a dork.
Somebody please make me feel better and tell me that you have played or beat a game like warcraft III, diablo II, or maybe black and white. Tell me that you wear horn-rimmed glasses, and you like reading long books by crazy alcoholic war veterans written in the sixties. Tell me that I-Zod shirts are cool, and that I'm not the only one who used to think very seriously about eating paste when I was a little kid. Tell me that you fall down a lot, and that you're easily distracted by shiny objects.
somebody...anybody...
Bleh.
Anywho--me, elissa, margot, and andrea all went and saw 28 days later tonight. It was interesting, but not at all what I expected. As elissa said "the only parts that were scary were when somebody jumped through a window, and all the glass shattered and made a lot of noise." So I guess that means I'm scared of loud noises...or broken glass... *scoots chair further away from window*. Eh, oh well. I can't really decide if I liked it or not. I wouldn't say it was a bad movie, it just wasn't scary. Disappointed I was.
For those of you who don't know, me and elissa got two kittens when we were in colorado. They're both two months old...one's a siamese with the cutest face I've ever seen on any animal, and the other's one's black with white paws, a white face, and a white tummy. They're both ridiculously cute, and rambunctious as hell. We named the black and white one lucifer, but call him rusafee like in cinderella, and the other one itchee because he pauses every two minutes to scratch...too cute. I was never really a cat person, but these two are just adorable. Anyway, I don't know why I'm rambling on about this...we got cats. That's it.
Uhh...let's see, what else...me and lissa went to spider house for coffee tonight after the movie. There was this guy there who was using his dog to pick up chicks. Desperate much? ...it was sad.
*gets distracted by blinky light on vcr*
that's all kiddos.
deuces.
Somebody please make me feel better and tell me that you have played or beat a game like warcraft III, diablo II, or maybe black and white. Tell me that you wear horn-rimmed glasses, and you like reading long books by crazy alcoholic war veterans written in the sixties. Tell me that I-Zod shirts are cool, and that I'm not the only one who used to think very seriously about eating paste when I was a little kid. Tell me that you fall down a lot, and that you're easily distracted by shiny objects.
somebody...anybody...
Bleh.
Anywho--me, elissa, margot, and andrea all went and saw 28 days later tonight. It was interesting, but not at all what I expected. As elissa said "the only parts that were scary were when somebody jumped through a window, and all the glass shattered and made a lot of noise." So I guess that means I'm scared of loud noises...or broken glass... *scoots chair further away from window*. Eh, oh well. I can't really decide if I liked it or not. I wouldn't say it was a bad movie, it just wasn't scary. Disappointed I was.
For those of you who don't know, me and elissa got two kittens when we were in colorado. They're both two months old...one's a siamese with the cutest face I've ever seen on any animal, and the other's one's black with white paws, a white face, and a white tummy. They're both ridiculously cute, and rambunctious as hell. We named the black and white one lucifer, but call him rusafee like in cinderella, and the other one itchee because he pauses every two minutes to scratch...too cute. I was never really a cat person, but these two are just adorable. Anyway, I don't know why I'm rambling on about this...we got cats. That's it.
Uhh...let's see, what else...me and lissa went to spider house for coffee tonight after the movie. There was this guy there who was using his dog to pick up chicks. Desperate much? ...it was sad.
*gets distracted by blinky light on vcr*
that's all kiddos.
deuces.