DragonSinger

Some people will care for a little while that I'm dead because I haven't sent out the sequel to one of my books yet. The weird funny black friend is also a very hard position to fill in this part of Georgia.

It pisses me off more when I see women do this because you would think that if they hated this happening to them, then they wouldn't do it either. But nope, some of us gotta be gross as fuck too. And they'll be the same dumb bitches who hit guys unprovoked and always think there will be zero consequences.

That's beside the point. If they don't have permission, then folks need to keep their damn hands to themselves.

If she does decide to go to college, I hope she feels better about the scholarship offers. Being a minority and a woman can come with so many obstacles that it's just better to accept opportunities when you're younger to kind of clear the path.

*Sigh*

What meat was it? And how long was the meat out of the fridge before going in the crockpot?

The Invisible Boy 8/10 Oh my god I love cheesy shit like this. I missed the beginning and didn't see how the scientist's evil super computer turned his son invisible, but how the rest of the movie played out was very entertaining. At first, the scientist was very blasé about his son turning invisible because he didn't know his super computer he helped build at work had gained sentience and was scheming to enslave the earth. So dude was like, "He probably turned invisible just to be rebellious" while his wife was justifiably freaking the fuck out. It had a pretty funny(to me) scene where the computer finally revealed its true colors to the scientist during one of their question sessions(it's built to answer humanity's toughest questions) and asked him if he knew where his son was. The computer isn't supposed to be able to ask personal questions so it was a 1 2 punch of "wtf" and "wait, why are you asking about my son?" After confirming with his wife that their son wasn't home and got lured out of the house to be used as a hostage, then the scientist faced the decision of letting his son be tortured by a robot controlled by the computer or sacrifice his son to save humanity. It's a PG 50's movie so it was still pretty chill and kinda cute. I just miss these old evil computer movies that didn't take themselves too seriously.

I wish I could remember the exact conversation, but years back when a fan of his was telling me about the things he was doing for young female fans at cons, the specifics just sounded weird to me. At the time, no one else thought it was wonky, so I figured it was me being judgmental. Then I saw him at DragonCon. He was so touchy feely, and he came across as an old guy acting like he's in his early 20's to impress teenage girls. His fans ate it up and it felt so gross to watch. Seeing that completely turned me off of talking to other voice actors sitting near his table in the Walk of Fame room later that day because I didn't want to go near him.

Godfucking dammit, why can't I watch old movies without worrying about Cosby's ass popping up in them? I hate when I'm too much of a wussy to watch what will probably be a great movie because the content is too fucked up for me to handle at the moment. The Learning Tree rarely comes on, but with that plot, even the title sounds ominous as fuck. Missed out on a British kidnapping movie for the same reason(I heard the ending hinges on whether the nabbed child was murdered or not). It may not even be a few months before I'm in the mood for the super depressing shit. Sometimes it's years. I want to watch all the good stuff now, but my brain just won't cooperate.

GODDAMN! That's what fiber does to your shit? *Sigh* I have the same bottom numbers as Naraku.

It's pretty much the formula of the old school mysteries I used to read and watch when I was younger, so it doesn't bother me.

It's good for keeping up with which new Detective Conan episodes feature the Black Organization and other nitpicky stuff that's harder to do on other anime sites.

Pearl clutching and laziness. Some pop and r&b stations have had strict "no rap" policies since back in the day so they always got TLC songs without Left Eye on them. Since those versions are easier to find, the stations that do allow rap are just too fucking lazy to get the songs with Left Eye's parts.

I hate how I never get to listen to this song again. R Kelly's been on my shitlist for years, and while I already understand how little people care about black girls being hurt by predators like him, it's still astonishing to see him keep his career after so many years of this shit being out in the open. R&B stations still leave out Left Eye's rap parts in TLC's songs, but they'll gladly play R Kelly songs back to back.

I was disappointed about how little actually happened in Fukigen na Mononokean, but I'll watch the second season. Probably list: Yakusoku no Neverland Boogiepop Dororo Hesitant maybe: Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari

Writing and drinking so I can set the tone for my 2019. Also, falling asleep before midnight because my body sucks.

I haven't had any booze lately and my back hurts, so I decided to drink more.

Merry Christmas!

A subtle "Fuck your rules" while being stylish. Noice.

*Me slapping that weak shit away from my watchlist*

What color suit and lipstick?

Curse my nerdiness for making me always click on anime songs. *Looks up the anime* Lolis - STRIKE 1! Cute little sister - STRIKE 2! Some disaster happens and dude finds mysterious girl - STRIKE 3, IT'S OUT!

You'd think that ANN's article would be more thoughtful about such a popular anime.

FYE was overpriced, but every once in a while I found a discounted treasure like the first Naruto movie with a metal lunch box that was 16 dollars.