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~ TCJ (The Comics Journal)
"A couple years of experience in the Otaku circle have taught me at least one good lesson--to trust Adam."
~ myO member
"Adam is actually a decently accomplished troll."
~ Allamorph
"The scale of Adam's cunning genius is truly frightening."
~ TimeChaser
I had one fried OREO today. It was really unhealthy but also very yummy.
In honor of Labor Day I'm going to be dropping in and out of chat. Catch me there!
I didn't see Measles 2 all day yesterday.
Then, last night, before I went to bed, I saw her chilling out on my lampshade again (on the outside this time, not the inside). Not sure where she spends her time during the day, hopefully gathering food.
I've been watching a different movie every day:
Monday -> Rounders
Tuesday -> Chocolate
Wednesday -> Caddyshack
Thursday -> Ramen Girl + Basketball Diaries
Also, this is the biggest WTF anime-related store I've ever seen.
I discovered a ladybug sleeping underneath my lampshade. I'm letting it be my roommate for a while as my new pet.
I've decided to name it "Measles Two"
^_^
I saw a Korean animated movie about a pile of doggy poo
Here's the summary:
After being, er..."born" the doggy poo finds itself as the least-liked thing on the planet. It cries and even when it offers to become a meal to some birds, the birds refuse because eating doggy poo is naturally gross. One day a little bit of a plant grows near the doggy poo and tells the doggy poo that it would love to consume the poo as fertilizer so the sapling can turn into a beautiful flower. The poo is OVERJOYED that someone finally has a use for it and that it can help create a flower.
The end of the movie shows the doggy poo in heaven smiling contently with the beautiful flower.
The moral of the story is that if doggy poo could be created for a purpose, just imagine the purpose you were made to have!
