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Name: Sarah Gender: Female
Interests: :writing: theatre: arguing: politics: music: caffeinated beverages of all sorts: snow: idealized romance: London: older men: cheesy anime: fanfiction: eating: fetishes: phobias: Expertise: Harry Potter. Definitely. Oh, and ruining shit. I'm good at that, too. Occupation: Student
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Member Since:
5/16/2004
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| <3 having my own computer. <3 having "too many" friends on Facebook (maha).
3 not being at school yet.
Things are interesting though.
And btw...I fucking love Dancing with the Stars. And suddenly I want to do Tucker Carlson? WTF. He's a creep. But I love him now. Don't know when that happened.
I always let myself get so damn idealistic, though. And optimistic. Not cautiously optimistic, mind you. Full-blown crazy-ass optimistic like WHOA. Let's hope there's more to it than the simple of fact of me being a bit of an idiot about things of this nature.
Oh, what a tangled web we weave.
-Sess- | | |
| So I'm severely arachnophobic. We're talking sheer panic at the sight of anything with eight legs. Irrational, yes very, but what can you do?
So we get to the lakehouse at Lake Chautaqua, and it's cute. Very cute. Nice view, lakefront, yada yada.
Except for the spiders. Everywhere the spiders. The people who own the lakehouse apparently don't clean, and they don't hire a cleaning service, so there were cobwebs and dead/living insects/spiders ALL OVER THE FUCKING WALLS.
= Sarah's worst nightmare. I felt like I was on fucking Fear Factor (which I kind of hate.)
So we vaccuumed and swept and cleaned, and still encountered the occasional arachnid, and I'm so damn glad to be home that I could weep.
Bleh. | | |
| Welllllllll.
This movie was surprisingly about 50% darker than the first. What with all the barnacle-encrusted eternal slaves, and the betrayals, and the alcoholism, and the cross-dressing, and the cheating-on-Will. Oh, and the whole Jack-being-swallowed-by-tentacle-monster. And the crazy witch. And the cannibals.
Couple of points:
A) The cliffhanger was kind of fabulous. I'm not gonna lie, Barbossa being back confuses the hell out of me, but whatever. He's awesome. It's awesome. And clearly Jack is not permanently dead, because Jack Sparrow = Pirates franchise.
B) Jack was amazing. Swishy and femme and played almost 100% for laughs, but I still would do him all week and twice on Sunday. Not to mention that I kind of want to start the First Church of Johnny Depp. Seriously? We all know that every time he exhales, some starving child in Calcutta finds a Fruit Roll-Up.
B) Commodore Norrington. Shit. I knew he reappeared because some asshole's icon on livejournal had him being all disheveled, but I was still a bit stunned. Because, whoa. First movie, pompous kind-of-attractive ass whose only goal in life is to get into Lizzie's corset and kill pirates. Second move...he falls off the wagon completely, and is suddenly MADE OF AWESOME. He's some kind of crazy alcoholic, and he ditched the powdered wig, and his clothes are all dirty and ripped-up, and he is THE SEXY. What the fuck happened to him, exactly? I don't even know. But I kinda like it.

Okay, fine, I really like it. So sue me.
I don't really even know what sort of rating to give the movie, because I didn't even like the first one all that much after the first time I saw it, but nowadays, about ten viewings later, it's one of my faves. Such is life.
Tentative 3 and 3/4 stars out of 5? 'Kay.
Love like the sexifying powers of hard living! | | |
|  | Currently Listening Rent (1996 Original Broadway Cast) By Jonathan Larson, Jeff Potter, Anthony Jackson, Daniel A. Weiss, Ira Siegel, Kenny Brescia, Steve Skinner, Adam Pascal, Aiko Nakasone, Anthony Rapp, Byron Utley, Daphne Rubin-Vega, Fredi Walker, Gilles Chiasson, Gwen Stewart, Idina Menzel, Jesse L. Martin, Kristen Lee Kelly, Rodney Hicks, Stevie Wonder, Taye Diggs, Timothy Britten Parker, Wilson Jermaine Heredia --I'll Cover You-- see related |
So, fall course schedule next year goes as follows:
Italian 101: Elementary Italian
Communication 200: Communication in Society
Economics H200: Principles of Microeconomics
and of course my School of Social/Behavioral Sciences Survey class...which doesn't last the whole quarter, but helps me plan for my degree, or some such. So far I'm still pretty solidly in the Journalism/Poli-Sci double-major camp.
Tres exciting. Orientation pretty much ruled. | | |
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