oes this go for all experiences? Like, maybe I would actually enjoy having surgery without anesthesia or jamming a fork through my hand; how do I know since I haven't tried it? "You're driving a spork into your leg." "So I am! HILARIOUS."
(Alessandra's brother Brennan re-enacted this with a knife once. It went badly. :D)
Also, I plan to run a series on the blog in regards to Vampire Novels Which Don't Suck. (Verily, the pun is inescapable.) So perhaps I just ought to start. Wondering if I should review the Hamblys together or separately, though. And how much I should warn people about certain bits of Sunshine (...my mother reads that journal). I should also review vampire novels that I haven't liked. :/ In the case of Twilight, that will probably turn into philosophical discussion of how Bella is an idiot with less sense than her cactus (I SHIP BELLA/CACTUS! TEAM CACTUS FOREVER!) and Edward is a psychopath and why are parents thinking this is a totally awesome thing for their nine-year-olds to read?
Maybe I should just do a PRETTY COVERS ZOMG post to get me back off the ground...
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"You're driving a spork into your leg." "So I am! HILARIOUS."
(Alessandra's brother Brennan re-enacted this with a knife once. It went badly. :D)
Also, I plan to run a series on the blog in regards to Vampire Novels Which Don't Suck. (Verily, the pun is inescapable.) So perhaps I just ought to start. Wondering if I should review the Hamblys together or separately, though. And how much I should warn people about certain bits of Sunshine (...my mother reads that journal). I should also review vampire novels that I haven't liked. :/ In the case of Twilight, that will probably turn into philosophical discussion of how Bella is an idiot with less sense than her cactus (I SHIP BELLA/CACTUS! TEAM CACTUS FOREVER!) and Edward is a psychopath and why are parents thinking this is a totally awesome thing for their nine-year-olds to read?
Maybe I should just do a PRETTY COVERS ZOMG post to get me back off the ground...