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The NY Comedy Festival is coming in November, and I didn't know I'd bought tickets to both Robin Williams and Kevin Hart back in, oh, July. Robin Williams is already sold out; I don't know about Kevin. I'm in front row at Robin Williams. DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH THAT COSTS? Ricky Gervais is coming too, but we don't talk about him since that event we don't speak of. I've officially become a poor student. I think I need to get more shifts during the week so I can cry blood from all the stress, but come out of it with more money. No pain, no gain.
Now I'm going to overdose on Dylan Moran's Like, Totally tour. Watch it all or watch this because it is relevant. And this is not, but you should watch it anyway. Okay I lied, this, too.
THALIA OUT.
[ filter; kokabiel ]
You and me, lunch someday. At sometime.
I'm going to be perfectly frank here, and feel free to not stop me as I go on, but when women complain about men hitting on them while they're wearing short items of clothing, they really are just asking for it. What, exactly, is the point of wearing short dresses or skirts if you don't want men to strike up a conversation with you or call you gorgeous? The logic eludes me. Men don't complain like women do.
What a world it would be if women didn't bitch all the time.
[Heimdall had been captured. Her little brother had finally been apprehended by Ryuju-Jo, by a ruler who was so intent on seeing him put to death. There was no hope for Heimdall now that Ryuju-Jo had him in their claws. They would try him, and then what? The emperor was not a kind man, one ruled by compassion. If he had anything else in mind outside of her brother's slow and painful death, she wouldn't believe it.
Upon hearing the news from her queen, she'd been silent. There was no room for complaint. Deep in her heart, Igraine had understood that her brother wouldn't be able to escape for long, but she'd prayed every night that he would be free for as long as possible. Unlike the emperor, her heart knew compassion. But like him, she knew of pain of being betrayed. To be thrown aside like that -- it had struck a deep chord in her.
The wall outside of her queen's quarters had been a comfort as she pressed her weight into it, closing her eyes and counting to ten in her head. But rather than fear washing over her, all that came was understanding. Understanding that in days, maybe weeks time, her brother would die. It was inevitable now, and disbelief was not a viable option. Heimdall was going to die. He was going to die, and she would never see her little brother again.
No tears fell, but her heart would slowly, like Heimdall would in time, die a painful death.]
[ filter; merlin ]
We need to speak immediately -- in person.
[His name had been Typhon. He'd been a pretty boy, with dark curls and big brown eyes. His intelligence went far beyond that of his classmates, and he always spoke and acted in a manner far more mature than someone his age should have. That was Typhon. And when Typhon became so ill he couldn't attend school, she had visited with flowers and smiles. For two months, it had been enough.
Until he passed away in the morning. His death took a great toll on every student and staff member, but her most of all. Hathor disliked picking favorites, but if she'd had to choose, he would've been hers.
And so her afternoon following class was met with a bottle of something very strong.]
I CAN SEE THE STARSSS
they are oh so pretty
its hrad to write in the drak