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I really feel like writing weird stuff, either SPN or original (you know, experimental, mind-fuckery stuff), but I can't seem to know what about.

So, um, prompt me?

(anything that comes to mind, like, an odd flower name or something, I'm not picky)

INSTA-REC!

U Can Haz Soulmate Bondz!?
by verde_speaks, X-Men Movieverse, John/Bobby, Bobby/Rogue, Bobby/Kitty, John/Tentacles, NC-17. Now this is just crack of the best order - mary sues! inconvenient telepathic bonds! L337 speak! mentions of TENTACLES! HEEE I HADN'T LAUGHED SO MUCH IN A LONG TIME, I SWEAR. XDDD Seriously, give it a go. I usually like my Bobby/John all angstalicious (and boy, do I like Bobby/John, even if I hardly ever talk about it in here), but this is just. perfect. YES.

Also. Illustrator is bad for the health, yo, I keep on pressing shift instead of ctrl whenever I want to select something else. And I still don't get over how awkward is to press shift+apple+alt at the same time in macs for, you know, EVERYTHING.

I was supposed to go out with teh best friend to a coffee shop or something, dunno, but she never texted me back to say where we were meeting so it came down to nothing. Oh well. The whole gang's supposed to go to a sushi buffet (wtf?) next week. Ah, if I only liked sushi... (I don't have a problem with sushi per se. I have a problem with fish and seafood and things that usually live underwater on general. Won't eat them in any way, ew.)

But anyway, the International Film Festival is here! YAY!! I really do have to make myself a nice movie-going schedule, I only got to see two movies last year, woe. (and one of those sucked.)

So today I went to see this fantastical Danish movie, After the Wedding, about a man that has to go back to Denmark in order to find funds for the orphanage he runs in India, and has his whole life turned upside down in the process. It's just such a good film - the story and acting is solid, the cinematography is absolutely stunning, and it's really well shot; there are a lot of close-ups, which makes it so... intimate, in a way. It had me in tears at the end, and it stays with you, which I love in a movie.

The director (a girl director! I always get all giddy with girl directors, there's so few of them, boo) is supposed to be part of the Dogma 95 group (or at least influenced), but I don't see it as much - the photography is far too bright and the camera angles too interesting to really fit their philosophy. But whatever.

I'm trying to watch the Mafalda animated movie (my God, how old is this thing?), but can't seem to get into it. It's just... Mafalda as a concept is so integrated to comic strips that it's just... weird, to see it as a cartoon, and even worse - in color. *gasp* Mafalda should always be in black and white, thank you very much. Besides, it's just a long remake of several strips with no logic order or anything resembling a plot and it's just... quite weird.

Also, apart from the Yellow Submarine style coloring, there hasn't been a single Beatles reference, which is sad. ;___;

I WANT TO SEE MANOLITO HACKING MAFALDA'S VINYL RECORDS TO SHREDS, OKAY? (which one was the one she had? With The Beatles judging by the cover? It fits the time. too...)

ETA: DUDE, NOT EVEN ONE MENTION OF BUROCRACIA! And I've always found the idea of a turtle called bureaucracy plain brilliant. ;_____;