More Blood & Gore Courtesy Of Jamieson

[jamiesona]

On Tuesday, August 21, I had my second work-related injury (my first is fondly remembered hereWhat happened was I was picking orders in an area known as Zone 61, where you walk up and down aisles, put stickers on boxes, then put the boxes on a conveyor belt. As I was working, I started sweating, so I naturally wiped the sweat from my forehead with

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[vizvasaha]

I read Hannibal when I was 16 and LOVED it!! It was really well-written and I totally got into it. I can still remember whole sentences, lol.

Sucks about yer thumb...get well soon! :)

What's your fave QOSA song?

[jamiesona]

I just started it last night. It's pretty good so far.

Favourite song... jeez... I dunno. I have a few favourites. "You Think I Ain't Worth A Dollar, But I Feel Like A Millionaire" is awesome. "Song For The Dead" has such a kickass intro, so I love it. I love "In My Head" as well.

It's hard to choose!

[jamiesona]

Oh, and of course "Go With The Flow" and "No One Knows".

Seriously, there's no way I can pick just one, Sofia.

[rohbit]

I just borrowed Children of Men from the library on Sunday. Books I read this summer which I highly suggest:

I, Robot (collection of Short Stories by Issac Asimov)
Flowers for Algernon
A Scanner Darkly

I also read the manga AKIRA for the second time. It's an epic read and one of the best graphic novels I've ever read. 250-400 pages a book with 7 books in total. It's long, violent, and gripping sci-fi. Definitely worth your time.

Oh and if you haven't read "It" by Stephen King, do so. Excellent Book!!

[jamiesona]

I read Flowers for Algernon back in high school, and yeah it was a good read. I'm worried about A Scanner Darkly, though, because the movie was weird and confusing as hell. As for I, Robot, is that adapted from the movie, or was the movie based on the book?

I may read It sometime in the future as well.

But I dunno if I'm quite ready to step into the world of manga quite yet.

I think after Hannibal, my next reads are going to be The Bourne Supremacy and Ultimatum.

[rohbit]

The movie was based loosely on the Short stories by Asimov. The Short stories themselves are brilliant.

[anonymous]

you have the hand wrinkles of a 60 year old

[jamiesona]

LOL, yes I do. And you didn't have to post anonymously to say that, either.

[schaeferjacobs]

I was actually about to say the same thing... the wrinkles concern me much more than your wound does.

jane

[anonymous]

i swear, everytime i click on your link, the first glance of that picture reminds me of wrinkly dried up foreskin.

just saying, lol.