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Mwahahahaha! It's the rivalry pairing! Shhhhhhhhhhhh.
An amusing event that happened today but I forgot to include in my last post:
In my film class, the professor discussed buddy comedy/action movies as examples of the romantic comedy genre, specifically in regards to Men In Black and Lethal Weapon. O.o
My professor is a secret slasher! He's a fangirl at heart! He is everso cool! He has a whole speech about it. It included the words, "Now, these elements also hold true in other films. The buddies, or partners, often start out disliking each other, but then they go through a journey and overcome their differences. By the end, they've become much closer, and their relationship has strengthened into something more than either of them expected. It's just like romances!"
And again I say: O.o I very nearly fell off my chair trying not to laugh in class.
So, on another topic, I got hit on by an English guy today at dinner. At some point in this post I'm going to start abusing the O.o emoticon, because really. How do these things happen to me? A hundred people in the commons, I'm sitting there reading a book, headphones on, wearing an old grungy hoody, with my weird purpley-red hair, and I'm the one he picks? No sense there, people. None.
ametMwahahahaha! It's the rivalry pairing! Shhhhhhhhhhhh.
An amusing event that happened today but I forgot to include in my last post:
In my film class, the professor discussed buddy comedy/action movies as examples of the romantic comedy genre, specifically in regards to Men In Black and Lethal Weapon. O.o
My professor is a secret slasher! He's a fangirl at heart! He is everso cool! He has a whole speech about it. It included the words, "Now, these elements also hold true in other films. The buddies, or partners, often start out disliking each other, but then they go through a journey and overcome their differences. By the end, they've become much closer, and their relationship has strengthened into something more than either of them expected. It's just like romances!"
And again I say: O.o I very nearly fell off my chair trying not to laugh in class.
So, on another topic, I got hit on by an English guy today at dinner. At some point in this post I'm going to start abusing the O.o emoticon, because really. How do these things happen to me? A hundred people in the commons, I'm sitting there reading a book, headphones on, wearing an old grungy hoody, with my weird purpley-red hair, and I'm the one he picks? No sense there, people. None.
