THERE ARE NO TOMATOES!!!!!

I just found, by complete and total accident, the Amadeus script online, with the difficult words translated into Japanese. Or sometimes easier English phrases, hahaha, awesome! Obviously this is the coolest thing ever. Yes, all but one scene lacks any sort of line break, and it never says who's talking, but seriously, whatever. It is awesome of the most awesomest kind.

Hahahahahaha I can't even stop reading it. Man. Awesome.

Also tomorrow I am going to see the Interceptor! I win forever. XDXD!!

My brother's girlfriend is here again. I saw them through the window so when they opened the door I shouted "hi!" and their names and my brother said "You're kinda creepy, you know" and I said "I WAS WATCHING YOU!!!" and my brother's girlfriend said "I don't think you're creepy" and I said "Thank you." I know this makes for fascinating reading, you don't have to tell me.

Edit: I never ever noticed this before, but in Amadeus, the shot when his dad comes to visit and there are the two wine glasses on the harpsichord? In the background there is a birdcage with a bird in it! A pet bird!! That is the most adorable thing ever ever ever!!

Also a pen has now been through our washing machine. The inside of the dryer is striped in blue. I think it's rather artistic. My mother does not agree.

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I want to watch Wandafuru Raifu like right now but I don't have it, sigh.

That is all.

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CYNTHIA NIXON PLAYED LORL.

THERE IS NO FONT BIG ENOUGH TO EXPRESS MY !!!!!!!!!!!!NESS.

Whenever I saw pictures from Sex and the City I would always think she looked familiar, but MAN. They got me good.

... Crazy.

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On an icon I just saw: If I had a dollar for every time I had sixty cents, I would be Canada.

... Ouch?

Yesterday at work there was a customer who paid with an American ten dollar bill and when I handed her back her change she looked at it very curiously for a moment. Then she wanted to buy a dessert that was $1.43 and she held out the change I had just given her and asked, "Which one's a dollar?" The best part was that she didn't have a loonie, just a toonie and some other coins. ("That one's a toonie, you can give me that," I said. "It's two dollars.") I maintain that ignorancy of currency is one of the most adorable things in the world ever, except I guess when people are using it to rip you off.

Then there was a middle school couple. The girl was wearing sweatpants over jeans and the guy was really not happy to be parting with his money, but the girl was pretty bossy. When he handed me the money she told me I could keep the change, but she said it in the most hilarious way ever, like she had been waiting for ages to say it and finally this was her chance. But it was all for naught, 'cause I gave the boy his twenty-one cents back. And then they were fighting over the drink and she got it first and I was all, "Are you gonna take that?!" I stand up for the underdog, yes I do.