Ok. I'm really not in a bad mood or anything, but there are two trends that need to stop.

1) The phrase "bling bling". It's over. It's gone from cool, hip, underground rap lingo to something Kate Couric would use on the Morning Show. (No offense to Katecouriciloveyoukthxbye!) Just let it die gracefully.

2) Enough is enough with the goddamn blog phenomenon of "Which *blank* are you"? You know, "Which Smurf are you?" or "Which Lord of the Rings character are you?" For the uninformed, you fill out a small questionaire, Seventeen-magazine style, and at the end, depending on your answers, you are assigned a particular identifying Smurf or whatever.

I just saw this on another blog, and it's just too much:


You are Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, the
beginning of the end for HP. In this novel, a
darker tone is set throughout the course of the
story, involving madness, murder, and
resurrection. Not only are there raging
hormones throughout the course of this book,
darkness sets in on Harry like a deadly plague.
He takes on an unwanted responsibility, watches
someone die, and on top of that, unwillingly
helps resurrect his darkest enemy.


What Harry Potter Book Are You?
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I'm "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire!" I'm not quite sure why, but there it is. Dumb. We got through this with "All your base", we can get through this, too.

I like/disklike when Diana's gone. I spend most of the day in front of the computer or TV, and generally be a slob. (That's both the like and dislike part, see?) Seriously, though, we're pretty independant, but it only takes a full day of apartness for me to miss her and be lonely. Oh well, she'll be back tomorrow.