i never intended to turn into some kind of foodie-blog, but ever since i started cooking for myself it's been one of my most noteworthy sources of excitement
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Aaaaaahhh you make me so jealous! I've been eating Chartwells for weeks now...
But I have to say, I've been ordering out a lot this semester, and I've already been home twice, so I think I might actually be eating less Chartwells this semester than others.
But then again, the Hawks Nest just got sited for 22 health violations by the Department of Health and that's where I eat most all of my meals so that probably doubles the badness, so really, I'm probably at the same place as I have been every other semester.
Okay, end scene.
Oh, and btw, I saw Coraline (I had wanted to see it anyway, but then after you posted about it I got excited) and I LOVED it. I think my favorite part (as evidenced by my icon) was the doll -- I loved the beginning segment when the Other Mother makes the Coraline doll, and then I love the idea that something as innocent as that sweet little doll was something so evil.
first of all, WWWWHHHHAAAAATTTT?? i've eaten almost exclusively in the hawks nest for the past 2 years!! i hope it's not too late to reverse the damage...did they shut it down?
secondly, you ABSOLUTELY don't need therapy. the whole evil-shrouded-in-innocence thing is a pretty standard formula for scary movies...you know, like the creepy-ass little kid phenomenon.
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When I come home please cook me shit
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But I have to say, I've been ordering out a lot this semester, and I've already been home twice, so I think I might actually be eating less Chartwells this semester than others.
But then again, the Hawks Nest just got sited for 22 health violations by the Department of Health and that's where I eat most all of my meals so that probably doubles the badness, so really, I'm probably at the same place as I have been every other semester.
Okay, end scene.
Oh, and btw, I saw Coraline (I had wanted to see it anyway, but then after you posted about it I got excited) and I LOVED it. I think my favorite part (as evidenced by my icon) was the doll -- I loved the beginning segment when the Other Mother makes the Coraline doll, and then I love the idea that something as innocent as that sweet little doll was something so evil.
Does this mean I need therapy?
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secondly, you ABSOLUTELY don't need therapy. the whole evil-shrouded-in-innocence thing is a pretty standard formula for scary movies...you know, like the creepy-ass little kid phenomenon.
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