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[22 May 2013|04:14pm] |
I suppose this might seem a bit superfluous in this academy and though some of you might not enjoy spending time together, I was wondering if I could interest any of you in a possible book club? I was reading in my favorite cafe the other day and I thought to myself, 'My! It would be quite lovely if I had some friends to discuss this piece of fine literature with,' and though I did try the internet, it seems that the majority of message boards are populated by [...] 'trolls'? I fear I am unfamiliar with the term! Nonetheless, not very many of the conversations proved productive -- in fact, they seemed primarily populated by clever pictures...
Ah, yes, back to the topic at hand! So, a book club. Would all you dear lovers of the written word out yourselves for a possible bi-weekly meeting? I know you might not want to spend additional time with some of your co-workers, but it could be nice to also do some socialising outside of the office. I do humbly offer my own living quarters for the majority of the meetings, and I look forward to possibly serving dinners & teas to those who attend.
[FILTER: Roza] I quite enjoyed our little tea date, pet. Shall we have one again sometime soon? [FILTER: Angels]Do you suppose the Bible might be a bit too heavy a piece of work for the first few sessions of Book Club?
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[22 May 2013|04:21pm] |
holy shite has anyone listened to the new ingrid michaelson cd, my recommendation is don't
[FILTER: Trainees]so im still trying to figure it out... who are the people around here with sticks up their asses
just doing research of course
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[22 May 2013|05:55pm] |
I finally got around to viewing The Cabin In the Woods this weekend. And while I think it was a rather innovative horror film, I cannot decide how I feel about the ending. Genius? Infuriating? Perhaps both? Three viewings later and I really cannot form an opinion on it.
However, I can tell you vampires were grossly under represented as a potential Choice and I might have written a letter to Joss Whedon concerning it. Despite the inaccuracies in the stores, we are a classic "villain" in the horror genre. So much classier than zombies in the living deceased category and I am not just saying that because I am biased. Rotting flesh is never an attractive thing, both visually and olfactory.
In other news, I still cannot believe the Pope has a Twitter. I wish he would retweet me. Though I suppose he does have more important things to do with being God's vessel on Earth. I suppose the times they are a-changin'.
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[22 May 2013|10:25pm] |
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Jesus fuck. Punching bags are so fucking unsatisfying.
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