@SomeGuy:

Yeah, that's a little important, since Halloween is two days away. XD

And as far as the credit card trick goes, I really didn't expect it to work. I'm just glad it did, since it was hella cold out there. ._.

I need to learn how to jimmy a door open with a credit card . . . should add that to the to-do list.

Right after the "message all the judges about how we should do the Halloween Writer's thingy".

Sidenote: I do believe Alla and Indi are spreading the virus of cat avatars. Curse them!

On-topic: Gee, what a swell trip! :D
Borders and Barnes & Noble is also the weakness of the manga zombies of America. You are not alone.

And I second the amazement Shinmaru expressed at the credit card trick.

That sure was one heck of an adventure.

I have yet to make a card opening door to trick to work on me - even if it involves breaking in my own house.

The National Press Association? O_O ... Lucky....*grumbles*

@Shinmaru:

Yes, I actually did it and it worked. No lie. :3

So, wait, someone actually did the credit card door unlocking trick outside of a movie/TV show? You are my new hero.

@Kei:

LCPUOASEHJKL;HVIUPHASDFHASDF;RAWRRHACK

Haha, yeah, I know that feeling of spotting a bookstore when going about the city. Take it easy, now!

@Allamorph:

I CHANGED IT, LEMME ALONE, DANGIT. lol

@Kei:

A dropped letter and miscapitalisation are fine. But there's no U in Macgyver!!!

(^_^)

@Allamorph:

In my defense, the last time I saw Macguyver was when I was eight. I think a letter and a miscapitalization is okay for that length of time.

As far as interesting things happening to me, that's about the only "exciting" thing that's happened since I got here. :p

...and promptly encounter every writing major's one resolute weakness: A Borders.

Oh gosh.

Only to find a Barnes & Noble.

HAHA. :D

My mother was up Sunday to visit. She the English major and I the bookworm/hobbyist author, we spent the entire afternoon at BAM!. I feel your pain.

But man, does that pain feel good....

Heh, Cheney. *rolls eyes*

Yay for keys. And it’s Macgyver, girlie. Seriously. You impugn R.D. Anderson. However, I did pull the storm screen off my window once when locked out, among other various reentry endeavors (all of which were mostly successful). So kudos with the card.

And you told me nothing interesting ever happens to you! Lies, bold-faced. You narrate your days with the same plethora of asides I do. Guess I’m just better at blithering.

Wow! What an adventure! How fun. :P Rishi doesn't have a key to her home, so Rishi would never be caught in such a situation.