Musopticon?

Halo 3 is going to be awesome.

Wasn't it more like "jumped"?

Orange chicken/duck is awesome. Mostly because it mixes two best foods in the world, poultry and citrus fruits.

Water, pressed blueberry/raspberry juice, noodles and rye bread.

Classes are the little-death.

Woah, calm down there. It's about time you got jabbed by Laozi, I don't know anyone who hasn't been. Consider it yet another initiation rite. Getting uppity just makes yourself look silly. Carry on.

Windir - Arntor

Well, we do have an interactive wiki enviroment for all lecture material, so I agree, but I don't yet own a computer.

I could do with mentat training already. Ancient history lectures are a bitch to take notes of.

Beatiful, all in all. Though the pics get pretty ridiculous halfway through.

Ion - O Efeito Do Ver

Tchaikovski - 4th symphony

I eat about two meals(one warm, one cold) a day so I don't think I'll gain a lot of weight in this period.

Conker on xbox is one of my favorite console games. It's so adorably anarchistic.

Bahamut Lagoon was pretty good as well.

Matisyahu - King without a crown

That's likely.

BBC3's Late Junction Rai music it seems.

I've stopped running in favor of studying for the moment, but once I get the hang of linguistic semantics again, I'n sure to start it again. I ate noodles today, was pretty horrible. All the dudes at the store ogled at my Londonian flatmate(ss), which was pretty fun.

I watched the movie partly without subtitles. It was pretty decent, considering how bad the fillers were back then. The new character was rather good. As for flying: They don't fly in Soul Society, you know. Most of the recent arc, and indeed all flying, has happened in Karakura town(real world) and you could venture a guess that stuff like the pull of gravity doesn't really bother most of these dudes, being walking spiritual tesla coils and all. Ichigo needed special equipment in Soul Society, because it is where the Death God "bodies" are real, not borrowed or artificial(like when Urahara made a gikai for Rukia and she had to keep it healthy in the first arc) as in corporeal world. In the real world they are spirits unbound from laws of reality, but in Soul Society and(as my assumption goes) Hueco Mundo they are just like any people, well, any people in an anime about superpowers. Though they don't have to eat or sleep apparently. Purgatory(because that what it is) has it's pros.

Let me make a guess; you keep consuming the souls of the creatures and people recently slain by you or your party members. So it's a two-fold thing, on the one hand the souls imbue you with power, but on the other you are a damning them from ever resting or, indeed, from existence. Sort of a Moorcock's Stormbringer mechanic. The central narrative probably moves with you trying to get rid of the curse or trying to plunge more deeply into it.

Went into a Soviet theme party, with actual Russians and an Estonian. Later lockpicked a mailbox open to check on a girl's name and escorted a drunken police home. Also, lines composed a few miles above Tintern Abbey, bitchin'. I've actually been there and can vouch for Will's interpretation.

The last two episodes of Bleach fortunately remedied my earlier ire for the inanity the fillers had introduced into it. In other words, Ichigo is once 'gain pretty ****ing badass.

There.

I'd be so onto this. If I owned an internet connection. And a computer.