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retronami

The Walla Walla Hastings

Mar 17, 2005 17:52

Oh. My. Fucking. God. I went to Hasting's today and...just...you people have no idea what it's like. Walla Walla has never had anything that goddamn cool, ever. Ever!

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Just...omg. So much fucking cool. Dude, I got a used DVD copy of Lain. And reserved my copy of HBP which I can pick up at Midnight. XD XD. Plus, I picked ( Read more... )

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bleedingfire March 17 2005, 19:25:35 UTC

its hard leaving hastings without buying something :/

mythagon March 17 2005, 19:45:04 UTC

*boggles* what is hastings? i have never heard of such a store...

Get FLCL! or don't, as I have it all on my computer. Most crazy anime _ever_ But Haruhara Haruko is awesome! XD

sunnyrea March 17 2005, 20:08:53 UTC

POCKY! I hate thy and thy yummies i don't have.

brandyalexander March 17 2005, 20:58:39 UTC

As of late, the Anita Blake series has been ticking me off. Let me know how Incubus Dreams turns out, I heard it's a large disappointment, and therefore I figure I should wait for paperback like all my other Anita books are. And the Merry Gentry books are okay, I mean, IT'S LAURELL MUST READ, but often I am trying to find a real, solid, genuine plot under the layers of sex, even after my friend made it deep, meaningful, and symbolic.
I could probably recommend a couple Blake-esque type novels. If I find them lying around my house of course. Sort've coming to mind right now is Dead Witch Walking by Kim Harrison, but I know there's more around my house somewhere.

retronami March 19 2005, 11:20:11 UTC

I think that's why I like the Gentry books. They read like some sort of strange non-fiction etiquette books. The first one had great plot, and now the rest have been one big huge explanation of the fae culture/world.

Blake's are usually more plotty and while I like that too, I love the politics in the Gentry books. Plus, I don't want to slap Merry as hard as I want to slap Anita sometimes. XD

brandyalexander March 19 2005, 11:26:59 UTC

Sometimes I want to slap Anita, too, but my biggest gripe is usually wanting to hit Richard in the balls with a boulder. I still say the majority of the early Anita books are better than Gentry series, but the more recent ones are.. um.. starting to disappoint plotwise, whereas Gentry is still developing.

What Gentry really needs is something longer but akin to drunken!Jean-Claude ( the highlight of Bloody Bones ).