Hello dear children. Today I’m going to teach you a little bit about a variety of things. Would you like a list? Why am I even asking you, of course you would!
Some Stuff That You Probably Know About Me And A Variety Of Other Things. And If You Don’t Know It, Then I Probably Made It Up.
- Songza is a very useful website. And I know it’s useful, but I can’t decide if I like it or not.
- I literally have twenty other things that I’m supposed to be doing right now, but instead I’m putting it all aside for you beautiful people. You’re welcome.
- After I write this post, I’ll probably troll Liam and Stranezza and Wasim and Fish’s blogs. And then maybe some other people’s. Or maybe I’ll get back on Tumblr.
- I’ve been on Tumblr all day. I made an entire new blog today. Transferred all of my old stuff over. Everything. It’s beautiful. You should see it.
- I’d post a link but I won’t.
- Figure it out yourself.
- Stephen King… Isn’t… Very… Good. Please don’t shoot me for that one. But. I think he sucks. So far. I’ve only read a couple of his books. But for being written by the undisputed King of Horror, THEY WERENT VERY FRIGHTENING. You know what, I’ll read more Stephen King and write a post on that sometime in the near future.
- I lost my phone. It’s not upsetting me as much as usual. It’s nice to have an excuse to ignore calls and texts and what-have-you.
- Edgar Allan Poe is scary. In one of those creepy, old-guy-covered-in-tattoos, cool kind of way.
- I’ve finally realized that I live literally five minutes’ walking distance from Starbucks. And I’ve lived here for a while. And I didn’t realize it until today. What is that.
- Slugs have four noses.
- I’m desperately in love with Lana Del Rey’s voice. Don’t ask me why.
- John Wilkes Booth’s brother saved the life of Abraham Lincoln’s son once. Yeah. It happened.
- The line “Where the honey dips at?” spoken by Lucas Vercetti gives me giggle fits.
- The ZIP in ZIP code stands for “Zoning Improvement Plan”. Guys. We’re being zoned.
- I’m so sleepy it’s not even funny.
- I haven’t slept well in two weeks. *shrug*
- I love you.
THATS ALL FOLKS. GONNA GO WATCH REALLY BAD CANADIAN SITCOMS NOW.
~Fee<3
The Land of Man-Eating Pixies 
You are a brilliant writer when you don’t get enough sleep. Would you kill me if I told you to get less sleep more often? Or at least post more often?
Are you doing Camp this month?
I wouldn’t kill you. I’d thank you and tell you that I probably won’t be getting much sleep anyway, so I’ll try to put up more sleep-deprived posts just for you.
And… Maybe? I haven’t decided yet.
I hope so. x2.
Well, I’m considering. I’ve got a ton of stuff to do though. Perhaps I’ll cut the goal in half and shoot for 25k.
I wouldn’t blame you, if you’re too busy. If you’re just sleeping all day I might object, but…
Well, you’ve convinced me. I guess I’ll try Camp NaNo, but I’ll be shooting for 25k.<3
Yippee. You’re awesome. As am I, for almost being halfway as it is. But this is about you, so yeah.
WHOA. GO LIAM GO! GO LIAM GO!
WE’RE BOTH AWESOME. BUT YOU MORE THAN ME. BECAUSE YA KNOW. HAVEN’T STARTED YET AND STUFF.
Yeah, you are surrounded by extenuating circumstances.
I much agree about Steven King not being very good. From what I’ve read of his (which was The Long Walk) he seems like he’s always… let’s say, on a hormone rush when he writes. I don’t know how many times ‘Crowd’ groaned ‘almost sexually’. D:
You, my dear, are correct. I don’t *mind* Stephen King’s writing, per se, but I’m not too fond of it. He’s… Dare I say, mediocre.
I must agree with this wholeheartedly. And from what I’ve read of “It” he thinks that teenagers often offer to give each other oral for no apparent reason. :/
Yeah. He’s fond of teenaged oral sex. It’s kind of something to expect when you pick up a Stephen King novel. >>”
I like Stephen King, but I could totally see why you wouldn’t like it. For whatever reason, he feels the need to put unnecessary ‘sexual’ details into his books, making me go, “Why, King? Why did you have to put that in?”
But I did find “The Shining” really good.
Well, I don’t really mind the unnecessary sexual details. I just tend to look at SK books with the same degree of wariness that I reserve for classics. “Do you want a quick read? Then don’t read this.” “Can you sit through a lot of prose that you’ll probably skip over anyway? Then don’t read this.” etc.
I haven’t read “The Shining” yet, though. It’s actually next on my to-read list.
I think you’d like the Running Man. It’s a lot like the Hunger Games. It’s a quick read, and doesn’t have much of the prose that SK tends to write.
I’ll definitely check it out, then. You’re amazing.(:
Oh stop it, you’re making me blush!
Then my plan is working, my dear! *evil cackle*
hey! what’s wrong with canadian sit-coms?
Nothing. I happen to harbor a not-so-secret fondness for them. I am made fun of for my love of them. >>”
Odd timing, I just picked up a Stephen King book (which, for some reason, aren’t too easy to find around here) as well as the original English version of Abe Lincoln Vampire Hunter, which I must say was blue-moon business.
Not getting enough sleep ain’t fun, feeling it even less so, and having back problems to boot… while starting university… well, you could always share in my solace and listen to the Mamushka once, thusly having it suck on permanent loop inside your head all day.
Ah, Ikey. How I’ve missed you..<
Gosh, I love the new theme you’re using. Maybe I’ll grab it for my blog afterwards, when you don’t use it.
Sleep less often, Coffee.
Use it now, if you want! I don’t mind. We’ll be matching. Do you know how awesome that’d be? We’d be like… The annoying duo that buys matching Christmas sweaters!
Sweaters? I like the sound of that. >:D
<3