I do! I listen to Hold On Now, Youngster quite often. c:
Did you say NEW Los Campesinos album? :=D: :=D: :=D: :=D: :=D: :=D: :=D: :=D: :=D: :=D:
Only Alan Rickman can be nubile while still being incredibly manly. Also, leaving this here because I will just never stop crying.
I dunnooo. He is pretty smexy.
Tchyah. :=D: :< Once I've moved out I'll be able to buy things off the internet. DX We would be delighted. :=D: Welcome.
I wish I was in a Quidditch club. ;_; At least the university that I'm going to has a Quidditch team (or is forming one), but until then I WISH THERE WAS A HOT TOPIC STORE NEAR ME. :/8D:
BLASPHEMY! D8 It's in Canada and Europe. o.O It must have missed the United States. I guess that's why I've never seen Cocoa Puffs. xD
For the love of chocolate, why has no one said Nesquik yet? NESQUIK IS DELICIOUS AND NUTRITIOUS
I've played Mappy everyday for the past 25 years. [video=youtube;Ol0mz5T5uZU]Ol0mz5T5uZU[/video]
DANGNABBiT-
*crouches over top of person just killed* *uncrouches* *crouches* *uncrouches* *crouches* *uncrouches*
"Lets deliver the posters by magic, BUT PUT THEM INTO THE NEWSPAPERS BY HAAAAAND?" ikr :'c No doubt.
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That whole Luna costume: I WANT IT. "Lily sending Harry off to school". XD I giggled. Is that the hot Sirius? :=D: The silver doe. <33333333333 I wouldn't say overly Hermione. I think just the white top instead of having a dark sweater over top for some reason makes you look more Lily-y. c:
I cried too. Multiple times. ;_; It reached record-high levels of awesome. You wouldn't kick us out. Don't be silly. :=D:
Did someone say.... studly?
Spoiler My biggest critique: In my opinion, they didn't do the epilogue justice. All we really saw was Albus and Harry. We barely saw Draco and Scorpio, we saw about three seconds of James and Lily, I don't think Ron even had any lines in it, we saw the top of Hugo's head, and we didn't see Teddy at all (but they did cast someone as Teddy! 'Sup wif dat?). I remember them saying that the first time they filmed the epilogue it was very rushed because King's Cross only gave them a certain amount of time to use a platform. Something tells me they used that first, rushed filming of it. o.O Oh, and I was disappointed that they didn't go in the Ravenclaw Common Room, which was where the Carrows (whom we didn't see in the movie, really) were supposed to figure out that Harry is in the school. But I still liked how Harry revealed himself in the Great Hall. Otherwise, the movie was just <3333333333333333333. I admit that NevilleXLuna probably wouldn't actually work in the books, but OH MY F*** I LOVED IT TOO MUCH. :=D: The King's Cross when Harry was dead was exactly how I imagined it when I read it. The Gringotts scene was awesome (I didn't mind too much that they left out that the objects burned them). And Sean Biggerstaff (Oliver Wood) said he would have a "blink and you'll miss it" appearance in the film. I must have blinked 'cause I didn't see him. ;_; And McGonagall is officially cooler than Dumbledore. That's all I have the capacity to comment on right now.
First. >8D Spoilers henceforth. This was the third time that I read the Deathly Hallows, and I have to say that I always get teary-eyed. It's not quite the full-on crying that it was when I first read it, but there was a lump in my throat and tears in my eyes when I read The Prince's Tale, and when multiple people died, and the epilogue, and just he climax in general. And because I already knew Snape's story while reading, I was way more emotional when he died than I was in my first reading of it. I really realized the contrast of content between the Philosopher's Stone and the Deathly Hallows. In the first book, we had to get used to the world of magic, and in a way, the reader was learning along with Harry through the books the rules of the wizarding world and of magic. And now, the reading the 7th book, we know -- not all about it, but we're so familiar with it that we often don't need explanation. Gah, how do I put this... Like when we first see Hermione rummaging elbow deep into her little handbag, and when she says "Undetectable Extensions Charm", instead of being totally baffled, we just go: "oh, yeah, makes sense". We're just so used to the magic now (in a good way), and Rowling recognizes this and knows that she can focus much more on the story than ever before.
I think the thing counts when you last looked at your channel page and not your homepage. Which is kind of dumb, but I'm pretty sure that's what it's doing. EDIT: Wait, never mind. It's just effed.
I'm going to say yes, but it's not anywhere near all the time for me. But it's not on the rare occasion, either. If I for some reason start thinking about something that I regret doing, usually when I'm trying to sleep; it's that little voice that goes "goddamn, why did I do that?". But it's not every night, and I wouldn't say it constantly keeps me up -- I do get to sleep eventually. I find whenever it does happen, if I read a book or listen to music, it usually calms down and/or goes away completely. It's not always an annoying, nagging "inner monolgue"; often times it says what I hold back for the sake of politeness and not coming off as a smartass or a b*tch. And yes, I have to agree with Ienzo. Sometimes it can turn into a JD-esque inside voice. XD
