my medication has a mascot

[anti_chair]

So the new the new iPod speakers work exceptionally well. I went to Target, Circuit City, Best Buy, Toys R Us, back to Circuit City, back to Target, then to Wal-Mart where I ended up buying an RCA model. So Last.FM kept me amused while I cleared out the bedroom, re-arranged stuff, and generally acquired more space, minus the air conditioner still

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[youngwinds]

I agree with everything you said about Tideland. I still don't know what I thought of it, and I saw it months ago. I don't even remember what it was about, but I remember it was disturbing to me in the way that it was one of those movies that made me feel so alone, so disturbingly alone and distant. I don't know how to ever explain those movies that do that to me, but I never end up wanting to watch them again.

Oi, too much antibiotics aren't good for you! But I'm not one to speak, I usually take Advil every day, and been taking penecillin almost consistently for the past month and a half (through a prescription that I have to take, though). :S

[anti_chair]

Oh I know. This is the first time I've taken any kind of antibiotics in a while. These have been leftover for quite some time, I'm sure, heh.

Tideland did kind of make you feel lonely but really (for me) I just felt for the little girl.
She's stuck in time in the middle of nowhere and no one knows what's going on or what she's going through. I wanted to send a Social Service and TSS worker for her now. Kid's totally messed up, damn. Dickens inadvertently saves her when he captures the "Monster Shark" ... I think one of the summaries of the movie says he "opens up a hole to reality" and damn if that wasn't right. It's literally like "KaBoom, Reality!" I wanna say this sort of felt like a Gilliam version of a cross between Pan's Labyrinth and Alice in Wonderland - with the disturbing factors toned way down because the target audience was to be young kids (since the movie is told from the eyes of the girl.)

tideland

[intenccity]

I saw a prevew for it on shortbus but I was concerened it may be too scary for me, although I was fine with pans labrynth and stuff, do u think I can handle seeing it?

Re: tideland

[anti_chair]

It is disturbing but I don't think it's anything you can't handle. I'll check out the trailer you might have seen before Shortbus to see how it was edited.