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Note to self: when bored, poking this idea with a sharp and pointy stick is ill advised. Ill, ill, ill advised. I really don't need to be fuckin' with that, I've got enough on my plate as is.

I can't decide if it's funnier or sadder that I draw the military uniform better with a) no reference and b) in ballpoint pen. Ought to start drawing in pen more often. Things turn out better for undetermined reasons.

At least I have beat myself into something resembling normal sleeping patterns again. I also really, really want to draw, have about six picture ideas rolling around in my head and nothin's happening. Yark.

PS: I love this icon.

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Haven't updated ye olde movie list in a bit.

6. The Dirty Dozen - really enjoyed this. Why hadn't I watched it before?

7. The Man - WTF Samuel L Jackson movie, with, uh. Some guy. It was bizarre.

8. The Last Man on Earth - The original movie, with Vincent Price. Now I just need to find a copy of The Omega Man and I'll be good to go for I am Legend.

9. The Quick and the Dead - *snickers* It was... really amusing? I don't think it was meant to be as amusing as I took it.

10. King Arthur - managed to miss this in theaters, wasn't worth paying for. Shiny music, though.

11. Man of the Year - I think I enjoyed it more than my parents did, but it was still a one-off for me. Glad I didn't buy it way back months ago used from Hastings.

12. Species - Dude, it's that chick from CSI! I didn't find anything all that special about this movie - my parents made it out to sound like it was a porno with killings when it first came out.

13. Practical Magic - Sisters try to raise a guy from the dead, kinda screw it up, deal with fallout. I think I might have seen this when it came out eons ago, but I don't remember. It was very entertaining with the old aunties played by the mom from the Lost Boys and Stockard Channing.

14. The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants - God bless HBO, delivering movies I would never have seen otherwise. That being said, major EH.

15. Point of No Return - I didn't know they remade La Femme Nikita. I think I should have. It was entertaining.

16. The Island - Another for the 'eh' pile, but it had copious amounts of Ewan McGregor and so far I see nothing wrong with that.

17. Young Frankenstein - Another one I'm sure I've seen all of but it's been so long I don't remember anything but the "classic" moments. Heh.

18. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes - I didn't realize that was where "Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend" originated from. Need to watch more old movies. Feel like a pop culture n00b.

Anime:

4. Kino no Tabi - I just really enjoy this show. That is all.

5. The Hakkenden - I am a sucker for samurai big time - this show mostly feels like a hit of acid. I like it, don't get me wrong, but it has low production values oh my god inconsistent character designs and other general low-budget lunacy. But hey, it's got samurai! And it's based on a famous legend! So, uh. Yeah.

Next on my slate is both seasons of MKR. If I die from shoujo overload, well. You'll know why.

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[Title:] Light Up the Sky [Fandom:] Fullmetal Alchemist [Series:] Hagane no Samurai [Rating:] PG [Pairing:] N/A [Media:] Ink/Photoshop

( Let me light up the sky... )

My new icon rocks all sorts of socks, y/n?