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Aug. 4th, 2008 04:46 pmIt's times like yesterday that I remember how much I depend on the internet.
Everyone here at LJ was either freaking out for or laughing at the release of the new Twilight book a few days ago. So when my parents and I went shopping yesterday, I was a bit hesitant to venture into Barnes N Nobles for fear of the crowds. We ended up there anyway and BNN was just as empty as it usually is. Most of the preteen girls were in the manga section as usual. It was amusing, but also a sad reminder of how un-fandomy my county is. We get big crowds for movies, Harry Potter books and the Yankees. Anything else, move along.
And I'm really upset with my Harold & Kumar movies. My dad bought the R-rated first movie for me in March and yesterday we got the unrated version of the sequel-- but the one-disc edition. Of course I never noticed the differences until after I'd opened them. So, that's fun. Once I track down the correct editions, I'll sell these two at Hollywood Video.
I had dreams full of puzzles and riddles last night. It was annoying, but I plan on having many more restless and frustrating nights because this game is too addicting. Damn you, Layton! And Nintendo needs to correct this only-WEP thing. Am I a person who wants to be hacked? No, and I won't compromise that just to play with my DS online!
I'd also like another version of this game, but until then this flash rip-off will do.
Lia
P.S. In Plain Sight was amazing yesterday! Loveskies.
Everyone here at LJ was either freaking out for or laughing at the release of the new Twilight book a few days ago. So when my parents and I went shopping yesterday, I was a bit hesitant to venture into Barnes N Nobles for fear of the crowds. We ended up there anyway and BNN was just as empty as it usually is. Most of the preteen girls were in the manga section as usual. It was amusing, but also a sad reminder of how un-fandomy my county is. We get big crowds for movies, Harry Potter books and the Yankees. Anything else, move along.
And I'm really upset with my Harold & Kumar movies. My dad bought the R-rated first movie for me in March and yesterday we got the unrated version of the sequel-- but the one-disc edition. Of course I never noticed the differences until after I'd opened them. So, that's fun. Once I track down the correct editions, I'll sell these two at Hollywood Video.
I had dreams full of puzzles and riddles last night. It was annoying, but I plan on having many more restless and frustrating nights because this game is too addicting. Damn you, Layton! And Nintendo needs to correct this only-WEP thing. Am I a person who wants to be hacked? No, and I won't compromise that just to play with my DS online!
I'd also like another version of this game, but until then this flash rip-off will do.
Lia
P.S. In Plain Sight was amazing yesterday! Loveskies.
