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Lupin was attacked sometime the night before last and has a small gash between her eyes and a few more on top of her head. The area smells quite bad but she seems to be doing nicely; Dad has been putting hydrogen peroxide and triple antibiotic on it. He had pulled her scabs off thinking they were a cropping of ticks before he realized what they actually were. Poor puppy. :(
We're watching American Graffiti in Psych. I don't really get it. :| Oh, well - on Thursday we get to watch The Breakfast Club! w0ot! Simple Minds!
Some DVDs I'd like to buy in time are the Criterion Special Edition of M (I think this is now my favorite film right beside The Elephant Man), River's Edge, Sleepy Hollow, Manhunter, The Frighteners, Raising Arizona (one of the funniest films EVER MADE!), The Iron Giant (to replace the VHS), CATS, and Dragonheart. Whoa.... Four of those are rated R. Wheee!
Oh, and just something funny: my English teacher is crazy and often replies to some of the crazy things his students say in his class. Yesterday, as Kara walked in and said Hi, I told her that my knuckles were purple (they were) and showed them to her. Then I began speaking hyperly about seeing a film from 1931 starring Peter Lorre, and Mr. Doering asked what film it was. I replied "M" and he nodded knowingly, smiling. (HELL, it's a spectacular film, don't you know? History-making....) Then he spoke about the creepiness of Peter Lorre and got all hunched over, hooked his fingers, and imitated Lorre's voice. Gah, it was funny! He also told me about a role of Lorre's in which he plays a Japanese character named Mr. Moto. Politically incorrect, he told me, or something like that, but Mr. Doering said it was an amazing performance as well.
WheeeeeeePeterLorreisAMAAAAZING!
When I got home today, Dad showed Cameron and I the hilarity of the sound recorder on his computer, which I am sitting before right now. Let's just say that I ended up recording a ten-minute-long blabbering of nonsense for the sake of fun and boredom. (Preceding this, we recorded our voices, played them in reverse, and laughed our asses off.) :D
...I think I'll make just a few more as I go to surf the 'Net. ^_________^
We're watching American Graffiti in Psych. I don't really get it. :| Oh, well - on Thursday we get to watch The Breakfast Club! w0ot! Simple Minds!
Some DVDs I'd like to buy in time are the Criterion Special Edition of M (I think this is now my favorite film right beside The Elephant Man), River's Edge, Sleepy Hollow, Manhunter, The Frighteners, Raising Arizona (one of the funniest films EVER MADE!), The Iron Giant (to replace the VHS), CATS, and Dragonheart. Whoa.... Four of those are rated R. Wheee!
Oh, and just something funny: my English teacher is crazy and often replies to some of the crazy things his students say in his class. Yesterday, as Kara walked in and said Hi, I told her that my knuckles were purple (they were) and showed them to her. Then I began speaking hyperly about seeing a film from 1931 starring Peter Lorre, and Mr. Doering asked what film it was. I replied "M" and he nodded knowingly, smiling. (HELL, it's a spectacular film, don't you know? History-making....) Then he spoke about the creepiness of Peter Lorre and got all hunched over, hooked his fingers, and imitated Lorre's voice. Gah, it was funny! He also told me about a role of Lorre's in which he plays a Japanese character named Mr. Moto. Politically incorrect, he told me, or something like that, but Mr. Doering said it was an amazing performance as well.
WheeeeeeePeterLorreisAMAAAAZING!
When I got home today, Dad showed Cameron and I the hilarity of the sound recorder on his computer, which I am sitting before right now. Let's just say that I ended up recording a ten-minute-long blabbering of nonsense for the sake of fun and boredom. (Preceding this, we recorded our voices, played them in reverse, and laughed our asses off.) :D
...I think I'll make just a few more as I go to surf the 'Net. ^_________^
