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yendiHow is it that a movie that sucked so much could have a jingle that catchy?
Anyway, it's Halloween. In previous years, I've dressed like either a serial killer, a clone, or my evil twin. This year, as a change of pace, I'm dressing as a clone of my evil twin dressing up as a serial killer. It's meta.
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iroshi and mcredneck arrived safe and sound last night, and are quite fun people.
And I finished Tricky Business last night. Dave Barry learned a lot of lessons from Big Trouble, and this book doesn't shy away from violence the way the other one did (in fact, there's stuff that will horrify some of his more squeamish readers, no doubt). I've now finally started Expendable, by James Alan Gardner (since I'll be traveling next week, I don't intend to start any books that aren't mmpbs).
Today is more Cox Hall Opening crap. And meetings. Blah.
Ditto tomorrow.
I also probably need to start packing tomorrow, as Saturday is swamped. Much as I love some aspects of travel (like actually getting there), a lot of it is a pain in the ass.
Anyway, it's Halloween. In previous years, I've dressed like either a serial killer, a clone, or my evil twin. This year, as a change of pace, I'm dressing as a clone of my evil twin dressing up as a serial killer. It's meta.
Anyway,
iroshi and mcredneck arrived safe and sound last night, and are quite fun people.And I finished Tricky Business last night. Dave Barry learned a lot of lessons from Big Trouble, and this book doesn't shy away from violence the way the other one did (in fact, there's stuff that will horrify some of his more squeamish readers, no doubt). I've now finally started Expendable, by James Alan Gardner (since I'll be traveling next week, I don't intend to start any books that aren't mmpbs).
Today is more Cox Hall Opening crap. And meetings. Blah.
Ditto tomorrow.
I also probably need to start packing tomorrow, as Saturday is swamped. Much as I love some aspects of travel (like actually getting there), a lot of it is a pain in the ass.