A hipster. It makes me a hipster.

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But yes, I did have a safe trip, despite Apple's map app telling me the wrong names of things. Twice.

As of 15 minutes ago, I officially live in Austin.

Started reading Prince of Thorns by Mark Lawrence. It is so good! Strongest first sentence/paragraph/page/chapter I've read in a long time.

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That was so funny I had to read it aloud to my nearby friend. Many a lol was had.

I love doing that. It is way too entertaining.

I know! And it's so frustrating! Blargh. Money.

(I should stop checking my email and actually FINISH PACKING AAAGHHH--*ahem* I'm almost done, I think.)

I felt the same way about Katniss. So many if her reactions were so... surprising might be the word, I guess. Unrelatable is definitely a good one. It didn't seem natural for her to look at someone crying and just be disgusted at how weak they were being. Meanie! Dx

I definitely agree with pursuing the remakes that are worthwhile. It isn't that I'll refuse to watch a remake purely on principle. I just get tired of seeing rehash after reboot after sequel after Americanized adaptation of a foreign best seller. I understand that there is pretty much no such thing ...

I wonder if he's referring to a drink named after Hitler or something.

^ I agree on all points.

@PLA - There is only one, yes? The American version is Let Me In. I haven't watched that one yet. Why to we have to remake EVERYTHING? @_@

Aaahahahahah! xD Oh my goodness!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Vw2CrY9Igs&sns=em[/youtube]

Is that the one where the guy is obsessed with the first movie and there are twelve victims instead of three? I read the synopsis on Netflix but I haven't watched it. I guess I never will, now that I know it's poop.

I'm so tempted to make that my avatar.