totally random

[hooveraardvark]

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[hooveraardvark]

i've never lived by a cemetery before. as jonah says, we're fucked if there is ever a zombie uprising.

i really like churches and religious symbolism, so it's not too surprising that i enjoyed the graveyard also.

the picture thing is probably a good idea, i'd never seen it before.

[dark_skada]

Is that Pullip Batgirl? If so, you might have just made my day xD

[hooveraardvark]

um, yes. yes it is. it's actually marianne in her new wig.

[dark_skada]

You're totally my hero <3

I'm (not very seriously) saving up for the Black Canary barbie before she's one of my favorites, ever. But I haven't quite yet justified the price ::sigh::

[hooveraardvark]

there's a black canary barbie??

[hooveraardvark]

i'm not altogether sure how i feel about the pictures on the graves myself, and i imagine it must be more confusing for you.

haha, we both hated a separate peace!

[hooveraardvark]

i don't think many people get a lot of solace out of gravesites anymore. maybe they used to, but i think our culture just never talks about death and so everyone avoids thinking about it.

gahh, i was pretty happy when he fell out of the damn tree. i forgot how much i hated that book!

[cut_dead]

By my 2nd last year of university, I learned to fake it whenever I found readings too excruciating to get through.

[hooveraardvark]

the only book i remember faking my way through is a tale of two cities, although i did read it in the end. i'm sure there are other things i didn't read, i just can't remember.

[dehumidifier]

Oh, I should have answered "any book written by the professor", although I guess those were technically textbooks. Still - sketchy shizz.

[hooveraardvark]

haha, i actually only had to read one book like that. it was ok because it was the ONLY textbook that existed on that subject.