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So in my extremely mary-sue anime (which exists solely in my /b/tarded, feverish mind), there are these notable characteristics ( Read more... )

I rock at making omelettes...


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So these are the abbreviations I had to work with today ( Read more... )

1) Club Coincidence (megalopolis): Wan Ning Lie (sorcerer); Peter Koh (sorcerer); Ronald Foo (technomage); Asia Ahmed (bard ( Read more... )

10 word review: derivative, dishonest, predictable, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.

Edit: actually, it's just really badly written and directed.

And I made this for her for breakfast; it's banh mi, with pate and fried egg filling, plus all the trimmings (nuoc mam, cucumbers, coriander)


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1. Subarashiki Kono Sekai (The World Ends With You): a nintendo ds game published by square-enix and developed by jupiter, of kingdom hearts fame. This is a real guilty pleasure, cos I'm not a 13 year old anymore. The real pull is the combat system, which makes use of the nintendo ds' stylus - you 'scratch' and 'draw' your attacks across the screen ( Read more... )

Watching two awesoem movies tonite; Grandma's Boy (video game Adam Sandler-ish romp) and Fido (Canadian zom-com -zombie comedy flick)... Oh, and a bottle of wine is keeping me company, LOLOL!

Two of my favourite sci-fi books have Hindu motifs. In Lord of Light, this motif is explicit, almost lurid, reflecting the ultimately cynical way in which that polytheist religion is used in the novel. In Feersum Endjinn, the references are much more muted, and portray a much more benign interpretation of Hinduism.

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