2014 Reading Bingo

A book with more than 500 Pages
A Distant Mirror, Barbara Tuchman (10/27)
A Forgotten Classic
Thread of Grace, Mary Doria Russell (2/11)
A Book that Became a Movie
The Thorn Birds, Colleen McCullough (9/20)
A Book Published this Year
Rise of the King, R.A. Salvatore (not yet published) (4/1)
A Book with a Number in the Title
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Extremely long meme. I crapped out around question four and went straight to sarcasm.

( From Cai )

Things to do this weekend, a list (for no particular reason):
- 4 Days In May, 4:30pm, Egyptian (my last movie of the festival) EXCELLENT movie.

- Finish the book that is making me bleed (seriously). Welcome to Shirley. Also, I have stopped bleeding when I read it, so that's an improvement ( Read more... )

I just realised that I feel totally disconnected from my friends, which is usually a major downward spiral for me ("no one loves me enough to care, everyone is too busy for me to bother them, hey, look, worms!") but the nice thing is: yes, I feel totally disconnected, but that's okay ( Read more... )

Today, I vandalised a car. I'm happy to report that it's the first time I recall ever doing so deliberately (I don't think I did anything like that during my wild youth but honestly, I'm having trouble remembering entire decades at this point, I don't think I should claim to remember 13) and I also believe that Douchebag McCockHat had it coming. ( Read more... )

The Avengers made me realise that Civil War (and registration) didn't go NEARLY far enough.

( Cut preemptively because probably spoilers )

1. Favorite childhood book ( Read more... )

My ideas are the stupidest, yo ( Read more... )

I'm stuck in a weird slacktime at work today - we turned over a bunch of projects to the printers, all newsletters are out, and basically I can either update the database or ... not ( Read more... )

Dear SJ crusaders:

Fuck off. Thanks!

See, here's the thing, and here's why you're really not getting the places you'd like to think you are, at least in my world.

1) You're making assumptions based on no evidence.
- I can, in fact, claim that something proves someone is a "real boy" without ever having in my thought process the contents of ( Read more... )