The immediate answer that popped in my head is "Believe" - Yellowcard, because I am incapable of listening to this song without tearing up. I love it dearly, but it always makes me cry.

That's too obvious of a choice though.

Runner up is "Homesick Angels" - Day At The Fair, but I can't go with any one Day At The Fair song since they're all ( Read more... )

Two for this one ( Read more... )

I was introducing a friend to the wonder that is the film The Losers today (she loved it) when it hit me that a certain scene in that film is, unintentionally, a perfect psychological test ( Read more... )

Major Spoilers for Avengers: The Children's Crusade #6 and X-Factor are hiding below the cut.

You have been warned.

( Cue the squeeing )

We're number 6!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

After so much cock teasing, after a week straight of N.O.M. calling me twice a day (Are you registered to vote in the state of New York? Yes. Do you think that marriage is only between one man and one woman? Fuck no.) the same-sex marriage bill has passed!!!!!! 33-to 29 baby! The undecideds had us on edge all week, ( Read more... )

I realised that I don't have an icon fabulous enough to express the extreme level of gay that was achieved by my actions on Monday night. This needs to be rectified >.>

Holy crow, I went to a show that was not only the gayest (in the good fabulous way) concert I've ever been to (please note that Pansy Division is one of my most favored bands of ( Read more... )

Right, so I already knew that I'm a fan of the BBC's modern version of Sherlock Holmes, Sherlock. It's utterly brilliant and it has Rupert Graves; I have no other requirements to instantly love something. Seriously. It's a bit embarrassing some of the things I've watched just because Rupert Graves was in it. Anyway, back on topic ( Read more... )

People no longer grasp the concept of a soundtrack. Or at least the existence of audio without video ( Read more... )

I know that this is a minuscule pet peeve in the grand scheme of things but every single time I read it, my brain breaks a little.

Leo is a nickname for Leonardo. So it is appropriate to call Leonardo DiCaprio, Leo.

Leo, however, is not a nickname for the name Leonard. Leonard is pronounced Len-Ard. The o is merely a decoration and not pronounced ( Read more... )

All said by the same man who had never been here before and had previously asked how much the posters on the free table were:

"Bargain books? What's that?"

"Are these cheaper? Oh wow ten dollars! Yeah these are cheaper."

"If that had been in English... Wait is that what bargain books means? That it's in Japanese?"

( Excuse me, can you appraise my comics for me? For free? )