The thief MUST DIE.
Mar. 18th, 2003 11:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
gogmagogI'm seriously thinking of boobytrapping my items that are in the fridge. 'Cause dammit, someone keeps stealing my grape soda. And that stuff's expensive here! I know who it is, too. T_T
...Mark my words, heads are going to roll.
Went with Colin, Min-hee, and a group of her friends tonight to see Anger Management. Unfortunately, we couldn't get in, so we decided to see The Life of David Gale instead. ...Wow, but that was a depressing film. Good, but depressing. (Even though I could see the "surprise twist" coming a mile away.") Kate Winslet was good in her role, but it was Kevin Spacey's job to carry the film, and he pulled it off magnificently. And for the record, I am generally anti-death penalty except in very extreme cases, such as Timothy McVeigh. And I thought the movie ended up being almost as much anti-death penalty protesters as it was against the death penalty. Seriously, they were a bunch of nutbags in this film. I also liked the digs at Dubya and Republicans.
In other news, I've been going to most of my classes this week. The new leaf seems to have stayed turned, which is definitely a Good Thing. Currently I'm putting together my bibliography for my French Revolution essay due a week from Thursday. Fortunately, I have tomorrow off, so I'm going to be heading off to the library then to hunt up some books and articles.
...Mark my words, heads are going to roll.
Went with Colin, Min-hee, and a group of her friends tonight to see Anger Management. Unfortunately, we couldn't get in, so we decided to see The Life of David Gale instead. ...Wow, but that was a depressing film. Good, but depressing. (Even though I could see the "surprise twist" coming a mile away.") Kate Winslet was good in her role, but it was Kevin Spacey's job to carry the film, and he pulled it off magnificently. And for the record, I am generally anti-death penalty except in very extreme cases, such as Timothy McVeigh. And I thought the movie ended up being almost as much anti-death penalty protesters as it was against the death penalty. Seriously, they were a bunch of nutbags in this film. I also liked the digs at Dubya and Republicans.
In other news, I've been going to most of my classes this week. The new leaf seems to have stayed turned, which is definitely a Good Thing. Currently I'm putting together my bibliography for my French Revolution essay due a week from Thursday. Fortunately, I have tomorrow off, so I'm going to be heading off to the library then to hunt up some books and articles.
