unmitigated crap

Finally, after a few weeks of unmitigated fluff and crap, finally some good movies are coming out this week, movies that I will actually pay money for. Yay!

The other night I watched Terminator 2 for the first time. It was good.

Our kitten is coming along nicely, his name is now Felix and he is VERY hungry. As in 5am-waking-me-up-with-wailing-kitten-noises kind of thing. It’s fun! Yeah! Do you sense the sarcasm?

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    I swear I’ve wrote an entry with that title before…

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