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I finally have my own copy of Psych season two on DVD. That was a long wait (for me, anyway). But I haven't even had time to watch it because I was out all day yesterday and today I'm supposed to go to see Wall•E. Except they just told me to look up the times but not what time I should except to leave so I don't know if I have time to turn on the computer and watch a few extras or episodes. So I'm sitting here flipping between The Holiday and Knocked Up on our new shiny 46" HDTV and itching to go on wifi battles on the Wii.
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splits_thesky! I wish I had gotten a photo of the tattoo (that would've been awkward but I should've done it), but there was this girl on the train yesterday with a tattoo that said 'Dimon'. I thought it said Damon, and joked to her about it being Johnny Damon and she said that no, it said Dimon with an 'i' but that the font is kinda of weird and the dot of the 'i' melded with the rest of it. And that it was her boyfriend's name. HOW EPIC IS THAT?
I saw Hellboy 2 yesterday. It ended abruptly but my love for Del Toro and Doug Jones is strong so it didn't matter. Also, not much character development but good overall. I kinda want beer now. Which reminds me Tecate has an Indio and a Bohemia brew WTH.
I adore the interview of Jack Black in the new Blender issue. I need to watch/own more of his movies.
And okay, this sounds completely random but I sometimes think of movie quotes and then I can't remember the movie. So last night I started thinking of this one scene of a movie where these guys are trying to pick up girls in a bar. The first guy always uses crude language and the second guy doesn't believe it'd work for him but he tries it and it works. And I can't remember what movie it was! I think it had to do with Ben Stiller or Adam Sandler and doing some odd accent but I have no idea. I was thinking about it because I can't stop thinking how bad I feel for guys who feel the need to compliment girls on something every time they see her, just to say something nice. All my friends do it and it's hysterical. I almost want to wear random stuff (like my blue hologram pumps-- one way they're butterflies and the other way they have sunflowers) just to see if they get complimented. Guys are under so much stress to appeal to girls, all girls have to do is show up. The only reason anyone ever dresses up is to look "cute" for their friends. And I have some damn honest friends so I don't really try anymore-- except then they just compliment me anyway.
Oo, wait. There's my sister calling for waaaall•e.
Lia
OMG,
splits_thesky! I wish I had gotten a photo of the tattoo (that would've been awkward but I should've done it), but there was this girl on the train yesterday with a tattoo that said 'Dimon'. I thought it said Damon, and joked to her about it being Johnny Damon and she said that no, it said Dimon with an 'i' but that the font is kinda of weird and the dot of the 'i' melded with the rest of it. And that it was her boyfriend's name. HOW EPIC IS THAT?I saw Hellboy 2 yesterday. It ended abruptly but my love for Del Toro and Doug Jones is strong so it didn't matter. Also, not much character development but good overall. I kinda want beer now. Which reminds me Tecate has an Indio and a Bohemia brew WTH.
I adore the interview of Jack Black in the new Blender issue. I need to watch/own more of his movies.
And okay, this sounds completely random but I sometimes think of movie quotes and then I can't remember the movie. So last night I started thinking of this one scene of a movie where these guys are trying to pick up girls in a bar. The first guy always uses crude language and the second guy doesn't believe it'd work for him but he tries it and it works. And I can't remember what movie it was! I think it had to do with Ben Stiller or Adam Sandler and doing some odd accent but I have no idea. I was thinking about it because I can't stop thinking how bad I feel for guys who feel the need to compliment girls on something every time they see her, just to say something nice. All my friends do it and it's hysterical. I almost want to wear random stuff (like my blue hologram pumps-- one way they're butterflies and the other way they have sunflowers) just to see if they get complimented. Guys are under so much stress to appeal to girls, all girls have to do is show up. The only reason anyone ever dresses up is to look "cute" for their friends. And I have some damn honest friends so I don't really try anymore-- except then they just compliment me anyway.
Oo, wait. There's my sister calling for waaaall•e.
Lia
