You four are cruel cruel people. And there is no way that you can purely call them "best responses".

I must thank everyone who was playing Cards Against Humanity for the emotional scarring.

Mum and I watched his DVD stand ups over 6 days. They were awesome.
I love the look on people's face when they hear that joke. They are so confused, it's great!

I did misread it … it was 2am and my vision was going.
Edited for correction.

1. Spiders. Don't like them and I'm pretty sure one fell on my face once in the middle of the night.

So I asked my parents today whether they'd heard about the casting of the new Batman.
As they are boycotting the news in the lead up to the election and also had no idea that there was going to cast another Batman, they decided to guess people instead.

One thing I've learnt from today: We'll always have this Batman.

English. Basic Japanese and French. A bit of Italian and if I try I can understand Polish and speak whatever my dad tells me to say.

I live about 30 minutes from saras.
I do not know who saras is, but it's …. cool? I think?

I always am the first to die when playing Lazer Tag. Granted, I had no idea what I was doing, but HIMYM did raise my expectations too high.

We used to watch Round the Twist in primary school. I have no idea why, we just did.

Fact: Both bananas are voiced by women.
That confused me despite loving that show when I was younger.

1. If Sherlock does air this year, Sherlock. Otherwise, Community.

I watched the paintball episode of Daria last night.
Is it a rule that every paintball episode (excluding AITF which I don't count as a paintball episode) is completely and utterly awesome?

As much as I'd love to submit the one of me trying to survive the (by my definition) freezing cold weather in France (aka 11 degrees celsius) .. you can't actually see me!

So I started watching Daria last night.
A while ago in class, my teacher called me Daria. I had no idea what she was talking about and had no idea whether it was an insult or not. Safe to say I'm taking as a good thing.
It's pretty eerie how similar we are.

Window seat. I always make sure that I pick the side that has the view of the coast if I'm heading up north. 1 hour of constant water views just bores me. Oh and when arriving in Sydney at 6am, you get the best view of the sunrise.

It's really jarring to watch Andrew Scott a.k.a Sherlock's Moriarty in The Town.

Awwwwwww

CAT!
*BIG HUG*