Mood: I'm still in my pajamas and I don't care

*Post Naruto chapter 235 trauma* Nyaaaaaa -- Negi's still alive, life-sucking hole-in-the-chest all patched and mended by some stupid, gigantanormous, cult floor symbol. . . The whole bloody team is still alive, when by all logical reasoning and physical possibility, him, chubby, and wolf-boy with all their fatal gouging wounds should be waaaaay dead. And we didn't even catch a glimpse of Lee and Gaara. Booo. I guess I should be thankful there's finally some plot development starting again though. I demand more Orochimaru, and I demand he wastes no time in trading in this new face for his regular, black-haired smexy one.

I've gained some new addictions, the first being for some reason the Evangelion: Iron Maiden manga. Secondly, is ABCs new series, Lost, which can only be described as awesome, and I highly recommend everyone to watch it. Neat fact, the woman who plays Kate, Evangeline Lilly, is the sister of one of my brother's close friends out in B.C. There's that rule of three thing. Crazy.

Last night I had the overpowering craving to watch Romeo and Juliet, the one with Leonardo DiCaprio. I love that movie, and I adore Mercutio (who coincidentally, also plays on Lost, and by double coincidental coincidence-ness-ness, also played on Oz, which makes him awesome to the power of world implosion.) Unfortunately, turns out someone taped over the VHS we originally taped it on, so I had to eat chocolate cake to fill up my gaping hole of Shakespearian love deprivation. Not that chocolate cake is some sort of second-rate runner-up to a gushy movie; unlike a movie, cake cannot be taped over. Cake is shiny and sparkly and indestructible! NOTHING CAN RUIN CAKE! Well. . .except mint. Mint is like cake kryptonite. Not just red kryptonite that simply drains chocolate cake's wonderful chocolate flavor -- or is that gold kryptonite? No, wait, gold cake kryptonite sucks away the chocolate cake flavor, red kryptonite cuts chocolate cake in two generous pieces or shrinks cake or mutates cake into some weird banana loaf. . . But mint is like green cake kryptonite that permanently and irreversibly destroys chocolate cake and all related chocolate things. I don't remember where I was going with this.

I just noticed that L in Deathnote uses both a Macintosh G4 PowerBook laptop in the story, as well as full-sized Mac G4 with an Apple flatscreen and optical mouse. Go L. Lay some ass whooping down on them inferior PC-doting mangas.

And I'm reading "Life of Pi." So far it's proved to be strange and a bit confusing, but I've been told to stick it out until page 100 and then things are supposed to fall together nicely.

I have my first part-time class at Grant MacEwan next weekend! Wheee!