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[sorcyress]

And, to round it off, some quotes from my little brother, mostly him making fun of my choice in music.

Me: I wonder what ramen tastes like with nutella
Nik: What? You're playing God here, Kat! Some things aren't meant to be trifled with!

Nik: Okay, so, who was on more drugs...the people who made 'Across the Universe', or the people who made Katamari Damacy?

Me: A pox on both your houses!
Nik: Say who?
Me: A pox. On both your houses.
Nik: I don't have any houses...

Nik: Why is it you've been getting into sea shanties lately. Seriously, it's all sea shanties. And bagpipes. (Towards my prediliction for Great Big Sea and the Dropkick Murpheys.)

Nik: ...what's that?
Me: It's Torgo's Haunting Theme!
Nik: ...
Me: It's from 'Manos', the hands of fate!
Nik: ...I'm so happy for you."


Me: Someday I would like to make a movie called 'River Tam beats the shit out of everyone'
Nik: River who?
Me: ...Tam. River Tam.
Nik: I'll take your word for it."

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Also, Knoblauch is an even awesomer song when you realize that they're singing about garlic. Seriously.

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Alsoalso, real life needs a fucking search engine --I can't find the composition book I wrote my 2005 NaNoWriMo story in. *growls*

This would suck less if that one wasn't the one that consistently gives me the most trouble, because Dante is my favourite character, and she's huge amounts of difficult.

~Sor
MOOP!

(Okay, seriously, who else has Twitter, because this is Kinda Cool.)

Comments

[crystalpyramid]

You wrote a NaNoWriMo story in a composition book? Does that mean you counted words — by hand?

[kdsorceress.livejournal.com]

I used composition books from 2003-2005, borrowed a laptop from a friend for 2006, and used my own laptop this year.

I've never actually won NaNoWriMo. The closest I got was 2005, when I wrote about 144 pages. I eventually wrote another six or so pages on loose leaf, to finish the story, and declared myself awesome.

~Sor