October 2008
9 posts
sealion dion
- courtney: it's all coming back to me now has a good build
- lori: ahhhhhh that is one of the best songs ever
- courtney: srsly
- courtney: do they make songs that epic anymore
- courtney: NO
- lori: it makes me sad that they don't
- courtney: me too
- lori: bring back the epic songs
- courtney: omg now i am listening to my heart will go on
- courtney: good song, good song
- courtney: NEAH
- courtney: FAH
- courtney: WHEREVAH YOU AH
- lori: it's funny, i kind of used to hate a lot of those sealion songs (not it's all coming back, but the other ones) but now they are so classic
- lori: they're just so... wonderfully 90s
- courtney: they really are
- courtney: they give me good memories
- courtney: of laughing at leo's death in titanc
- courtney: god she shoved him off after saying i will never let go
- courtney: EXPLAIN PLS
- lori: i mean, i was sad that i knew he was going to die and then it happened and it was like "WTFFFF hahahahah"
- lori: maybe they did it to stop the flood of tears teenage girls would've caused in movie theatres across the country
- lori: because even if you're a little weepy, when she gives him that shove and you see his face sinking down into the water...how can you not laugh a little bit?
- courtney: omg that is the most solid conclusion about the end of that movie i have ever heard
“I’d always thought you had to be a special person to write. And then I realized you just have to start.”
—
abigail thomas (via susan taylor brown’s livejournal)
10k words or bust this week.
“At least three times last night, Sarah Palin, the adorable, preposterous vice-presidential candidate, winked at the audience. Had a male candidate with a similar reputation for attractive vapidity made such a brazen attempt to flirt his way into the good graces of the voting public, it would have universally noted, discussed and mocked. Palin, however, has single-handedly so lowered the standards both for female candidates and American political discourse that, with her newfound ability to speak in more-or-less full sentences, she is now deemed to have performed acceptably last night.”
—the Guardian. This is old but so spot on. (via particular)
