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I guess you're just what I needed!! *electric guitar solo!!!*

Blue October ~ Foiled CONCERT HERE TONIGHT!! FREE! >.< RoCk On!

I saw a bit of that on the news. Making Hummers environmentally safe. Interesting that Arnold would say that--I guess I should second-evaluate before I make the assumption that Arnold had no idea what hydrogen fuel cells were. .

OKay, so I'm at the Sci-Fi Convention I helped put together [they should just change the WillyCon Coordinator description to "You are the Sci-Fi Club's bitch, deal with everything." hehe.] and one of Jodie's friends Will is really fun to hang around with. Me personally, I don't see anything wrong with guy friends, they're fun to hang out with. Well, Will and I began talking Friday night when he and Jodie had found me. I'd met Will the year before, briefly, but he was excited to finally meet me and talk to me . So we start talking and it's going smoothly of course, I'd gotten used to talking to guys--plus, WillyCon seems to be one huge flirting session to some. I love it. This weekend was kind of a blur of interesting occurences, to tell the truth, so I'm trying to write as much as I know down. Will is someone who doesn't do the possessive game once he starts flirting, and I was happy about that [coordinator shouldn't have tie-downs as tough to deal with as that] and I think just talking to him as much as I did opened up my mind. I could actually talk to guys and be friendly/more friendly than usual, and there were those who could actually have a conversation with me and not be intimidated by my forward comments that could be interpretted wrong. Well, he did confirm with Jodie that I was being friendly the entire time but I was hung up on this other guy first and foremost [and That's complicated if anything, seriously, the guy needs to follow his own advice and level with someone interested in him otherwise she'll walk away and never come back]. Well, Will was a fresh face and I wanted to have fun, so we ended up flirting a little [underexaggeration ;;;] and we became a bit attached. TONS in common and he treated me like a close friend. At one point his hand went around my waist, but I backed off a bit when that happened. I was comfortable in any case, but everytime I looked around, people I thought cared looked a little uncomfortable with me catching their eye so they looked away. I ended up with his phone number somehow and he had mine, so anything could happen I suppose. We're only friendly attached, as Jodie said. On to the actual WillyCon summary: As the coordinator, my job was listed as "On Call", so when something needed to be done, I had to take care of it that second. When Kayla asked if I could be the overnight gaming host, I said sure and went along my way. I pulled an all-nighter for the Halo guys--so many of them were just wanting to play and I couldn't really deny them during the Con. Some guys stayed up for 44 hours this year, last year the record was 52. One douchebag got angry after losing and threw his controller against the wall--that was before my shift, the rest of the guys just put him on ignore mode and I kept my eye on him all night. How could I not? Every five minutes he was sticking a fucking pencil in my fucking ear and shaking it around. After about the fiftieth time--I was REALLY tired and didn't want to deal with him--I cussed him out and sent him to the other end of the room. Then he started getting touchy-feely [damn teenagers] and I grabbed his forearm, then twisted it until he apologized profusely. I will not be handled by some braggart who can't keep his cool. He got his comeuppance, anyway. Last night at the Dead Dog Party [final get together for Con attendees] he told us about this horrible migraine he got that morning--vomit-inducing, pounding headache. Karma catches up to you. After some kinks this weekend [the pancake mix search at 6:30a.m. on Saturday after about an hour of sleep, breakfast problems in general "where's the Pam?" "We ran out of Sausage" "umm, juice?"] and the Will fun, and the three panels I helped with [Conspiracy theories, Anime, Manga] going over very well [we made foil hats!! ], I think this con went over very well!

Wow, that was scary. I haven't gotten very far in the series, still. I'm basically smack dab in the middle of study week so everything is really busy and junk. ;_; I can't WAIT until finals.

Apparently I'm listening to that "And now, the REST of the story" guy.

I have vague memories of a red-headed kid with Quatre Raberba Winner's voice.

Death Note rocks. I can't wait to see the movie, and have already watched a few episodes. My friend showed me the manga before anything else, and suddenly I'm hooked.

Misty -- Barbara Streisand

Blue October - Foiled.

It'd be cool to play, no doubt. I'd make a pink gundam. I recall a gundam game made for the GameCube, does anyone else?

Gundam Wing & Endless Waltz. . . I enjoyed Endless Waltz in manga form, though. I liked the ending.

Avenue Q soundtrack.

only if you spell happiness right. Buying anime/manga isn't a waste, it's an anti-drug!!

Woot, you're back!!

300 Soundtrack.

Scrubs, Comedy Central

I'll see another Miyazaki. <3

You're right, he was a producer. I always get those two mixed up. "Americans, they have no imagination" I never did see the first one. Sadly I was told that the gore wasn't actually there, the camera moved away at the last second. I think I'll rent it, though.

THey're going to make Sin City 2: A Dame to Kill For Knowing this makes me verrrrry happy. And I'd love to see a second battle movie, but I doubt Frank Miller will produce it.

Grindhouse probably won't be a smash hit as it could be, but when has Quentin Tarantino really cared? He made Pulp Fiction, Hostel, Kill Bill, and made himself big, but there is a line that you either like him or you don't. "You're talkin' pretty big for a guy who wears a basket on 'is head!" Gyahh, that Scotsman was awesome. The gun on the leg is something useful on something not there anymore. I mean, it's a gun and it's coming out of a beautiful woman's leg. This might actually work for the plot. I think I'll go to it because I've been surprised before by a movie and don't want to underestimate the plotline, just in case.

Go with strangers. It's fun! Honestly, one of the best movies I've seen in awhile. I'm going to see it again, and again. Then I'm going to buy the extended DVD edition and watch that a couple million times. It didn't matter that it was historically inaccurate because it was based off a graphic novel. Frank MIller used his resources, though, and the costumes were excellent considering there was no real set for how they were dressed. The attacks were excellent as well, how I would've seen them if they'd actually happened. My friend said the shell was perfect. As for the music--to which I am currently listening--my heart flutters. This movie should win a few awards. I loved Frank Miller's 300, and am so glad he decided to let WB make it into a movie.

still. . . 300 soundtrack. much love to this movie.

300 Soundtrack <3

I was introduced to this awesome anime this weekend called Paradise Kiss. It's a fashion story 12 episodes long and there are crazy works afoot! It's hard to describe, but once you watch an episode you'll be pretty much hooked. I get excited just thinking about watching it! You can find episodes on youtube, which is awesome as well, and they incorporate Franz Ferdinand's Do You Want To? in the series.