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That is a huge fucking pile of fur (and two or three body suits) that needs re-organized. D: D:
I need to wash my hair. It's in that stage between being 'okay' and being 'gross'. But I get my picture taken for my KSU ID on Monday and I don't know if it'll be tamed down enough by then. I guess I'll have to wash it and hope. And, yes, I am the sort that wants to look decent on my IDs and shit. My state ID was HORRID and I had to carry it around for YEARS. My new one is nicer and I want my college one to look halfway decent as well.
Hey, I can be narcissistic sometimes!
I've been reading the #sdcc tag on Twitter because, well, I'm not there and it's like I'm living vicariously though thousands of people somehow that way. Unfortunately, most of it is all #newmoon and #twilight and #glee and #trueblood and #vampirediaries, which I don't give two shits about. But I think tonight is the Watchmen panel and screening! So I'll definately be reading then. :D :D
I also love how some of the people I'm following, like Warren Ellis, Neil Gaiman and Jon Faveau don't add the #sdcc tag, either. XD BUT, this is pretty fucking awesome.
I'm also holding back my complaints about Iron Man 2. I know everyone's gushing over it, but I really feel they're trying to do TOO FUCKING MUCH with it. Seriously.
Speaking of comics, I read The League of Extraordinary Gentleman. Unfortunately, I realized it was Vol. II about halfway through. Upside, the plot or concept wasn't at all confusing to me. I just didn't get character background, really. It was okay, I guess? It really didn't hold me all that well. I liked Hyde, however. I also read Burnout, of which there's a rundown over here. It was pretty good, kept me more interested than The League of Extraordinary Gentleman, at least. BUT, I tell myself: you're not paying money for these, so it's like a free trial run. Which is why I pick up such weird shit from the library all the time. Because, hey, if I don't like it, the most I've lost is some time. And I lose enough of that staring at the computer screen for hours on end.
I still have to read Batman: R.I.P. because it'll be due back soon, on account of it being a new book and all.
