Monday, February 22, 2010
Wow
If you have a bad enough drug problem that it cost you custody of your kids, is it really your best plan of action to get a job as a pharmacy tech??? WTF?
JD Salinger
I don't wish death on anyone and it is really sad when someone dies but come on JD Salinger was 91 and wrote teenage male wish fulfillment. See that was over the top-but Catcher in the Rye left me cold and I hated Holden Caulfield-he was a jerk. Salinger hadn't written anything in 45 years. He wrote 4 books two of which were short story collections. It's not that big of a freakin' tragedy. And if you are an adult and Catcher in the Rye is your favorite book-we need to talk. And did he truly change the literary landscape? I hope I haven't made anyone mad.
Friday, January 22, 2010
Dread
My roommate's best friends husband is on his deathbed and she just went to the store to get some liquor. I can actually feel my shoulder's tensing. She is a terrible morose drunk. And won't stop talking to you. I hope she is passed out by the time I get home. Please?
HP Fic
Fandom: Harry Potter
Title: Taking Sides
Author: libco
Timeframe: post DH
Rating: All ages
Disclaimer: I am obviously to my dismay, not JK Rowling.
Draco strode through the pub, seemingly oblivious to the muttered imprecations that followed in his wake.
“Traitor.”
He didn’t break stride.
“Turncoat.”
He shook his head in sympathy for the poor misguided souls. He finally stopped at the table where Harry Potter and Ron Weasley sat. “Well?” he said.
“You’re wrong Malfoy, absolutely wrong, and I don’t know how you can’t see it for yourself,” said Harry.
“As far as I’m concerned, it’s treason!” chimed in Ron.
“Look, all you have to do is look at which side has money, power, talent, and drive, and it’s an easy decision to make.”
“For someone like you.”
Draco could not believe how stubborn they were. “All I am saying is, this year England doesn’t stand a chance, it’s Spain all the way.”
Title: Taking Sides
Author: libco
Timeframe: post DH
Rating: All ages
Disclaimer: I am obviously to my dismay, not JK Rowling.
Draco strode through the pub, seemingly oblivious to the muttered imprecations that followed in his wake.
“Traitor.”
He didn’t break stride.
“Turncoat.”
He shook his head in sympathy for the poor misguided souls. He finally stopped at the table where Harry Potter and Ron Weasley sat. “Well?” he said.
“You’re wrong Malfoy, absolutely wrong, and I don’t know how you can’t see it for yourself,” said Harry.
“As far as I’m concerned, it’s treason!” chimed in Ron.
“Look, all you have to do is look at which side has money, power, talent, and drive, and it’s an easy decision to make.”
“For someone like you.”
Draco could not believe how stubborn they were. “All I am saying is, this year England doesn’t stand a chance, it’s Spain all the way.”
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