The last book was bad. The charm and humour were absent, and too many people died. I know that's the reality of war, but goddamn it. I wanted to read about a boy wizard learning magic shit, not a bloody war.
The last book was bad. The charm and humour were absent, and too many people died. I know that's the reality of war, but goddamn it. I wanted to read about a boy wizard learning magic shit, not a bloody war.
I went as a Dementor for a Guide Halloween party once. This was during my goth phase, so it was perfect. I melted like a bitch wearing my dad's speech day cloak thing.
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
i was into harry potter before it was cool (i went as potter on halloween and nobody recognized me) and then i never bothered to read the last book
Hey, I did that too!
I had a knack for picking Halloween costumes that only people my age would recognize, which was neat. In 3rd grade I went as Ed from Good Burger, which was fun because all the kids knew exactly who I was and all the adults were like "who are you supposed to be?"
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
There's a design flaw in this laptop and it's become more noticeable over the years.
Namely: the headphone jack is positioned on the right-hand side near the front edge...meaning the cord comes out right where I tend to rest my wrist when using a mouse.
This means that I end up jerking the headphone cord around and it makes noticeable cracks and pops as I do.
My old laptop didn't have this problem because the headphone jack was on the front...
Sorceror's Stone (don't care 'bout Britain or Rowling, it is and shall remain Sorceror's Stone to me) was one of the first non-picture books I ever read cover to cover. I think Lion, Witch, and Wardrobe was the actual first.
I understood precisely none of what was going on, but I liked the words and the atmosphere and the descriptions of things. I was entertained by the anecdotes rather than the main plot.
I remember watching the first movie in the theater when I was very young and being completely unable to understand the english accents. Also, unable to tell if it was real or not (I didn't figure out reality from fantasy until later, with Disney's The Little Mermaid. I knew from school that Fish didn't talk or sing, and I liked to watch the fish swimming so peaceful. I thought there was a place where everyone was a cartoon. The singing, talking fish were just so wrong to me, I called BS and hated that movie for its lies).
I did not connect the Harry Potter book to the movie until later.
Young Rozzy, totally not-comprehending anything, with a mind so blown.
I remember watching the second movie in the theater and knowing that it was a story. I remember being sad when Harry killed the Basilisk and being quite upset when he stabbed the diary. Tiny me: total Voldemort Suppporter.
I personally enjoyed the author's other work in the Underland Chronicles a little more, but I liked them too, and I appreciate the movies' faithfulness to the source material.
Woah, Hunger Games lady wrote those? Huh.
Next it will turn out those books with Banderbears were written by the Russo Brothers.
The last book was bad. The charm and humour were absent, and too many people died. I know that's the reality of war, but goddamn it. I wanted to read about a boy wizard learning magic shit, not a bloody war.
Man, almost exactly endgame Animorphs.
Endgame Animorphs got pretty hella dark. I mean, not even Deathly Hallows got into bleeding PTSD
It's not like I don't like it when a series gets dark. I'm not saying that. I don't mind things getting dark when it still has some comedy, or some happy moments to counteract the dark bits.
It's when something gets too dark that I don't like.
Hunger Games was extremely valuable in that it presented a lot of esoteric concepts in an accessible, resonant way. It was also a lot less polished than the likes of, say, Harry Potter.
i find it almost impossible to fall asleep listening to music, but when i do the music makes me have really vivid dreams
like one dream where i could see the music in front of me that i posted about before. the only other time i fell asleep with music on, i was listening to agalloch and had dreams about wandering in snowy forests
The music is like a soundtrack to my dreams. If I'm listening to some badass sounding music, then I'm doing some badass. If I'm listening to relaxing music, I'm somewhere beautiful having a talk with someone in my dreams.
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lol me
Who was named 8 years before the first book came out.
I had a knack for picking Halloween costumes that only people my age would recognize, which was neat. In 3rd grade I went as Ed from Good Burger, which was fun because all the kids knew exactly who I was and all the adults were like "who are you supposed to be?"
I understood precisely none of what was going on, but I liked the words and the atmosphere and the descriptions of things. I was entertained by the anecdotes rather than the main plot.
I remember watching the first movie in the theater when I was very young and being completely unable to understand the english accents. Also, unable to tell if it was real or not (I didn't figure out reality from fantasy until later, with Disney's The Little Mermaid. I knew from school that Fish didn't talk or sing, and I liked to watch the fish swimming so peaceful. I thought there was a place where everyone was a cartoon. The singing, talking fish were just so wrong to me, I called BS and hated that movie for its lies).
I did not connect the Harry Potter book to the movie until later.
Young Rozzy, totally not-comprehending anything, with a mind so blown.
I remember watching the second movie in the theater and knowing that it was a story. I remember being sad when Harry killed the Basilisk and being quite upset when he stabbed the diary. Tiny me: total Voldemort Suppporter.
A few years later, that cinema was changed into a large Sainsbury's. YNTKT.
I am disappoint
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
It's when something gets too dark that I don't like.
I have a whole playlist of soothing and calming music
Occasionally indie rock.
YNTKT
like one dream where i could see the music in front of me that i posted about before. the only other time i fell asleep with music on, i was listening to agalloch and had dreams about wandering in snowy forests
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
And cried like a bitch at the end.
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Sleep no come