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[honeyspider]

Drinkies the other night were awesome. Much of this opinion may be because of the fact that we got to write 'OWNED' on the face of someone who passed out. We told him he was lucky we didn't shave an eyebrow off. American Mike now swears vengeance against 'that ninja' but we all know he'll never manage it. No one out ninjas the ninja.

And now I'm tired because I stayed up all night reading Fight Club, which was written in a way that made me think I was more tired than I was. (I also couldn't see the characters as any one but who played them in the movie, even though I still haven't seen it in it's entirety.)

Tonight we're going to watch Spiceworld. This is not a joke however much you wish it was. Oh yes, Spiceworld. I can quote this movie. Oh, the mispent days of my youth! There may have to be drinking to go along with this.

(Tim! Now that Batman is all done, Indiana Jones?)

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[ectes01.livejournal.com]

Youd be one of the minority of women who say taht

[moment-of-sen.livejournal.com]

I'd agree with Circe, actually. He really doesn't appeal to me...

[http://users.livejournal.com/_honeyspider/]

I only liked him in Interview with the Vampire. Which... duh. (But that's also the only film I've ever even mildly been attracted to Tom Cruise in as well. Because, ew, Tom Cruise. But, mmm, Lestat.)

[moment-of-sen.livejournal.com]

That book and film were interesting, in a good way, heh... But man, no. Why do they only get attractive when they look less conventional? They're just so... mainstream I guess. Meh.

I still have your copy of Vampire Lestat, btw. But then, it did take me six months or more to get around to reading Interview, so there we go.

[http://users.livejournal.com/_honeyspider/]

The Vampire Lestat is the best one.

[moment-of-sen.livejournal.com]

I will read it eventually, promise! =D I keep forgetting it's there, so don't you forget either.