bad llama!

Then, after the old man threw off the emperor Cusco's groove, he was thrown out of the palace. Then Cusco was a llama until he learned to work together with people and not be bossy. Despite my great love for this hilarious movie, I did not learn my lesson. Why?

Rule: Oranges are too fragrant for normal meal times, and shouldn't be peeled in the presence of such meal times. The one time that they are appropriate is in a square package with a stylized 'S' on it that represents a certain juicy contradiction. Even then, not that great.

So I had to tell my darling roommate to remove her orange eating face from my presence. 

But then I got compared to Regina George, so then I had to say that John Stamos has commented on MY beauty, just like Regina, and everything was all better. Not quite being strapped to a log with a guy in a poncho, to be rushed off a waterfall with a sharp drop and rocks at the bottom, but close enough.

Let's see, what else?

I watched "Fargo" last night, instead of sleeping. 

It's won Oscar's, I don't NEED to point out the good, but just to establish a pattern, I will.

Silver lining: I really enjoyed the lack of epilogue. It clearly established that they knew exactly what they were doing. They just let it end. Very nice. It was paced really interestingly. I was an hour in, and it seemed like nothing consequential had happened yet, but since I hadn't noticed that an hour had passed, it was just a weird time warpy thing that was very enjoyable. I'd probably watch it again to listen to the soundtrack-which was peppy and yet somber (but that's what I remember from 2 AM, so who knows) and would make for an interesting analysis of this "TRUE STORY." 

I don't know what else, and I think I am too tired to care. Jolly good.