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Jul. 31st, 2009
To the Valley folk
Jul. 31st, 2009 11:34 amWho do you use for car insurance and how does the whole blasted process work anyhow? I'm starting to shop around on behalf of the inherited land barge.
Do encourage other people you know that aren't necessarily reading me to comment over here too.
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To the Valley folk
Jul. 31st, 2009 11:34 amWho do you use for car insurance and how does the whole blasted process work anyhow? I'm starting to shop around on behalf of the inherited land barge.
Do encourage other people you know that aren't necessarily reading me to comment over here too.
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Do encourage other people you know that aren't necessarily reading me to comment over here too.
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Writer's Block: Birthday Shout-out
Jul. 31st, 2009 08:23 pm[Error: unknown template qotd]
#4, I think, was the most satisfying for me. Of course that was also the book I remember the process of reading the most (with the first one a close second). It showed up on my doorstep the day it came out and I had to tear through it as quickly as possible so that sundart and zadnyl could read it after me. So I ended up reading the whole thing, in one shot, in like six and a half hours and being dragged through the gamut of emotions in the process. I think that was the first book in literally years I bawled over. Not just eyeball pricking, when Cedric's ghost asks Harry to take his body back to his parents I lost it.
Somehow after that, the rest of the series really didn't get me on that level. I enjoyed them, but somehow, especially after 5, I just wasn't as invested.
As for movies, #3 still reigns as my favorite.
Arg, yeah, that reminds me, I need to replace those.![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
sundart got em. And I still need to find a way to see HBP while it's still out.
#4, I think, was the most satisfying for me. Of course that was also the book I remember the process of reading the most (with the first one a close second). It showed up on my doorstep the day it came out and I had to tear through it as quickly as possible so that sundart and zadnyl could read it after me. So I ended up reading the whole thing, in one shot, in like six and a half hours and being dragged through the gamut of emotions in the process. I think that was the first book in literally years I bawled over. Not just eyeball pricking, when Cedric's ghost asks Harry to take his body back to his parents I lost it.
Somehow after that, the rest of the series really didn't get me on that level. I enjoyed them, but somehow, especially after 5, I just wasn't as invested.
As for movies, #3 still reigns as my favorite.
Arg, yeah, that reminds me, I need to replace those.
sundart got em. And I still need to find a way to see HBP while it's still out.Writer's Block: Birthday Shout-out
Jul. 31st, 2009 08:23 pm[Error: unknown template qotd]
#4, I think, was the most satisfying for me. Of course that was also the book I remember the process of reading the most (with the first one a close second). It showed up on my doorstep the day it came out and I had to tear through it as quickly as possible so that sundart and zadnyl could read it after me. So I ended up reading the whole thing, in one shot, in like six and a half hours and being dragged through the gamut of emotions in the process. I think that was the first book in literally years I bawled over. Not just eyeball pricking, when Cedric's ghost asks Harry to take his body back to his parents I lost it.
Somehow after that, the rest of the series really didn't get me on that level. I enjoyed them, but somehow, especially after 5, I just wasn't as invested.
As for movies, #3 still reigns as my favorite.
Arg, yeah, that reminds me, I need to replace those.sundart got em. And I still need to find a way to see HBP while it's still out.
#4, I think, was the most satisfying for me. Of course that was also the book I remember the process of reading the most (with the first one a close second). It showed up on my doorstep the day it came out and I had to tear through it as quickly as possible so that sundart and zadnyl could read it after me. So I ended up reading the whole thing, in one shot, in like six and a half hours and being dragged through the gamut of emotions in the process. I think that was the first book in literally years I bawled over. Not just eyeball pricking, when Cedric's ghost asks Harry to take his body back to his parents I lost it.
Somehow after that, the rest of the series really didn't get me on that level. I enjoyed them, but somehow, especially after 5, I just wasn't as invested.
As for movies, #3 still reigns as my favorite.
Arg, yeah, that reminds me, I need to replace those.
sundart got em. And I still need to find a way to see HBP while it's still out.*INCOHERENT SPLUTTER*
Jul. 31st, 2009 10:54 pmbecause sixswordsamurai is a glorious brain melting bastard:
seriously WTF. I don't even have words. IT CANNOT BE UNSEEN. and I now have "Vegetable... vegetable... vegetable!" stuck in my head.
Excuse me, there's a negro in Albany I have to kill now.
sixswordsamurai is a glorious brain melting bastard:seriously WTF. I don't even have words. IT CANNOT BE UNSEEN. and I now have "Vegetable... vegetable... vegetable!" stuck in my head.
Excuse me, there's a negro in Albany I have to kill now.
*INCOHERENT SPLUTTER*
Jul. 31st, 2009 10:54 pmbecause sixswordsamurai is a glorious brain melting bastard:
seriously WTF. I don't even have words. IT CANNOT BE UNSEEN. and I now have "Vegetable... vegetable... vegetable!" stuck in my head.
Excuse me, there's a negro in Albany I have to kill now.
sixswordsamurai is a glorious brain melting bastard:seriously WTF. I don't even have words. IT CANNOT BE UNSEEN. and I now have "Vegetable... vegetable... vegetable!" stuck in my head.
Excuse me, there's a negro in Albany I have to kill now.