S'okay. I was confused as well... I was all "what was meant by that... did I just get called a Mean Girl? Uuhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh *brain dead*"

Considering neither me nor my fiance had read the books before we heard about the movie...

Huh?

I think maybe the vein teenage girls watch too many episodes of the Vampire Diaries and Twilight.

But PDFs are so hard to read on a Kindle!!! I use Calibre, the e-reader open source management program, and pretty much everything on my Kindle has been converted to mobipocket file form. No more awful cramped pdfs for me! More sexy fanfictions for everyone!

... The Tributes were skinny like that because most of them were on the edge of starving to death all the time. That's the diet plan I need!

I missed most of the series, but the art is neat. Though Young Anakin terrifies me for some reason. It's the eyes, I think. Those terrible, terrible eyes....

I've certainly seen a lot of empathy in my own pet rats, from taking care of each other when one is sick, or sharing food. They will also be empathetic towards humans, and know when I or my fiancee aren't feeling well, and will snuggle or groom us.

I actually put some lights on the front of the trailer we are renting this year. I just got a single 9ft garland and a big red glitter bow, but it's quite pretty in its simplicity. However, I didn't buy any nails or anything, thinking we had some in the toolbox. I tore apart the house and found nothing. No hanging…

I think pretty much everything in the movie traumatized me. The book was creepy, but the movie was visceral. But I was also terribly in love with Gene Wilder as a little girl, despite his creepiness as Willy Wonka. So I kept watching it over and over anyways.

Actually, the squirrels are canon if you go by the book. The scene used to terrify me as a kid when I'd read it. They changed it for the Wilder movie... though the idea of being dropped into the incinerator wasn't much better.

I just recently finished that book, and it is terrifying to think of. I live here in North Carolina, and the blatant crazy politics have been going on for a while.

OH! Ahahahahahha!!!!! I used to rent the house in the right bottom on Almon Road!!! I had this awesome plan to run a LARPing game in and around those burial vaults! It was going to be a wonderful post-apocalyptic creepy Changelings game! Alas, it never came to be. But it's hilarious seeing my old craptacular…

I don' think I ever had $15 bra days. My chest exploded in middle school, and so in high school I was straddling the 32 DD line pretty hard. My mom liked to shop at Victoria Secret, so I had cute bras, but they weren't cheap even then. And there wasn't a selection, really... just this "drawer of shame" back in the…

Actually, there are moulded cup bras for larger women. I have one in my 32H size. It's made by Fantasie and is called a T-shirt bra. Freaking thing looks like a bullet shelf! Pretty hilarious-looking, but It does support the best of all my bras save one.

I only handwash my bras when I can't get to my friend's house to do laundry, but I do have this lace bag thing so I can put my bras in the laundry with everything else. I try and put them in with the one gentleish cycle I run. The thing I don't like about handwashing is I feel I can never rinse them enough. I…

My all-time favorite insult is "twatwaffle." It's lyrical; it just rolls off the tongue. I imagine Twatwaffle to be an ironic lesbian band playing J-pop style music with subversive, deeply political messages in the lyrics and sugary melodies. All their stage-wear would be sweet lolita, done as breakfast foods.

Actually, that is sort of what me and my fiancee are doing. He doesn't like his last name, and we were ambivalent about my last name, but we both liked the idea of making a new name for our new life. So he's changing his name before the wedding, and then my name easily changes to the new one when we get married. Zip,…