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I still really wish that my school had offered AP Psychology. I would have been right on that. I also wish that I had had the spots in my schedule for Music Theory.
Things that bug me: People only half-listening to what I say because they're too busy worrying about something I'm trying to explain to them, misinterpreting what I say several times, talking over me nearly half a dozen times like they do every time I get in a conversation with anyone, then yelling at me when I get frustrated and walk away.
That is Lupin. Manga Lupin, but Lupin none the less.
Happy birthday to me, I guess. I don't feel excited, but I don't feel the melancholy some people do on their birthdays. It's just another day, one in which I get presents. So yeah.
Yeah, I've felt that birthdays weren't much special for years now. Hope it was a good one, though.
It's the ideal excuse to organize a get-together with bros. Ask for troll gifts, that will net you the funnest presents.
A friend of mine once got a vibrator.
It was pretty awesome.
@Milos: Your dream is illegal under Swiss law, you know.
oh hey Milos, I don't expect you to ever get my #yackfest note so I merely want to say that I must command you for your* FANTASTIC btl signature! Honestly.
aaaand the one thing I had left to do is done. Now I can safely sink back in the shadows ~.
*... you're Werewolf militia, right?
that's Disaster Grind, actually.
Why, because of the minarets?
Nope, like Juan said, it's DisasterGrind. I'm Stribog.
I'm kinda sorry that I don't have more time for #yackfest. I should be having a grand comeback in some time, though.
Man, Janet kinda grows on you doesn't she
Just got done listening to a 35 minute Nico medley. Honestly, I wish they didn't make them as long, because this one had some good parts on it but I can't be arsed to put it on my phone
^^^ Yes, because of the minarets; I'm going to continue mocking the Swiss for that.
Dammit, I just found out that the release date for Cold Days was delayed :c
It was going to come out right before my birthday, too.
Oh! Tell him that his taste in webcomics has my valueless approval.
The Physics test is over. I don't think I did terribly on either multiple choice section, but the free response sections were both stupidly hard. Fingers crossed for a 4 on Mechanics.
Will do, brah.
It's easily in my top 5.
I like Inception quite a bit, but I always felt like a lot of people were praising it for the wrong reasons.
Well, a lot of the time I would hear that it was really complex, which...isn't the case. It's not like it goes off into branching dreams or anything. Intelligent? Definitely. Ambiguous at times? Sure. Complex? Eh, not especially.
Y'know, I utterly detest post thumping.
A Lenscrafters advertisement came in the mail today.
I saw the cover.
It looked like Rick Astley from the 1980s.
On Youtube, there was a video whose title is too long. It says "Batman Arkham City - Harley Quinn's". (Should have "Revenge Trailer" at the end.)
The preview pane is a woman's buttocks clad in a dark skin-tight garment.
moar liek Batman Arkham City - Harley Quinn's Ass, amirite
>That is Lupin. Manga Lupin, but Lupin none the less.
That's like saying the original Batman comics are Batman. It might be technically true, but it's so far removed what the character as an icon has become.
That said, Lupin isn't as far spread as Batman. Lupin is Lupin, but Batman is a thousand different iterations of himself to the extent that he's can be absorbed as a part of cultural osmosis the same way King Arthur can.