I love you so freaking much my head is going to explode!!
Reading the Angels and Demons commentary... god, I have to (re)read that shit in order to understand it, but I'm laughing (loling, one might say) already, and I don't even know what the fuck is going on. Hang on, let me look at the illegal PDF that you don't have and didn't download from a torrent site.
Your site is going to go up when my site does. At least you're in the lead now.
my head is going to explode!! No, no, don't explode! How will you eat ice cream with an exploded head?!
NEW SITE!!!!! When did that happen? What are you going to do with sophonax.net?
WHY DO YOU NOT HAVE AIM :( 1.) I suck. 2.) I had weird router problems a couple of years ago that discouraged chatting and I fell out of the habit. 3.) I don't even remember my AIM username. 4.) I usually don't have more than fifteen or twenty minutes at a time online, which would lead to tragically abbreviated conversations. 5.) I suck :[
Oh golly, I love the colors on your pageholder. And the Angels & Demons notes are gold, of course. Tasty, shiny gold. I've never read a Dan Brown novel: it's one of those things I think I specifically avoided just for the sake of being able to say I've never done it (like entering a Walmart). But if you wrote a commentary that was longer than the actual Dan Brown novel itself, I would read it and I would love every moment.
I've read 1¼ Dan Brown novels, actually (not to brag or anything). They are written at about the level of Ramona Forever, only they're much less sophisticated and insightful. What I find oddest about Brown is the obviousness of his research; it's there, and clearly methodical and legitimate, but somehow, it doesn't matter at all. He could spin bales of tragicomedic bullshit out of, like, someone's calculation of their BMI. I don't know how. It doesn't seem possible. But it would happen. Also most of his "chapters" are like seven pages long
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My lack of Walmart experience, in addition to giving me a false sense of classiness or something, probably has a lot to do with the fact that I grew up in Minnesota. The Target Corporation's headquarters is based here so it's much more prevalent than Walmart, 'round these parts. And I assure you, I can't claim I've never been to a Target.
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Reading the Angels and Demons commentary... god, I have to (re)read that shit in order to understand it, but I'm laughing (loling, one might say) already, and I don't even know what the fuck is going on. Hang on, let me look at the illegal PDF that you don't have and didn't download from a torrent site.
Your site is going to go up when my site does. At least you're in the lead now.
WHY DO YOU NOT HAVE AIM :(
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No, no, don't explode! How will you eat ice cream with an exploded head?!
NEW SITE!!!!!
When did that happen? What are you going to do with sophonax.net?
WHY DO YOU NOT HAVE AIM :(
1.) I suck.
2.) I had weird router problems a couple of years ago that discouraged chatting and I fell out of the habit.
3.) I don't even remember my AIM username.
4.) I usually don't have more than fifteen or twenty minutes at a time online, which would lead to tragically abbreviated conversations.
5.) I suck :[
Sorry.
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I've read 1¼ Dan Brown novels, actually (not to brag or anything). They are written at about the level of Ramona Forever, only they're much less sophisticated and insightful. What I find oddest about Brown is the obviousness of his research; it's there, and clearly methodical and legitimate, but somehow, it doesn't matter at all. He could spin bales of tragicomedic bullshit out of, like, someone's calculation of their BMI. I don't know how. It doesn't seem possible. But it would happen. Also most of his "chapters" are like seven pages long ( ... )
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