Stolen from kcst. Procrastination.

[ionic]

Give me 1000 comments in this entry. Or whatever, really. YOU, in particular, don't have to supply the whole 1000, but a tiny contribution would be nice. Then let me know if you post this in your journal and I'll return the favor.

Dudes, so this is your chance to spam me with anything! Pictures, lyrics, the word SPAM over and over. Feel free to tell me something about yourself, or screen your comments. Do whatever you want! It's all up to you.

Okay, so I realise 1000 is a tall number so just spam away and we'll see where we get up to. Please entertain me!

And yes, RP comments are fun. (So, fourthed? :D)

Comments

[gin-no-ookami.livejournal.com]

Sounds good to me. What do you have in mind?

[ooh, so early. @_@ XDDD Thank you. ♥ And have a nice nap. I'll spam you some more when you're awake again.]

[sadisticsaint.livejournal.com]

There's this huge fucking blurr in the lower right hand corner of my screen and I am too damn lazy to do anything about it...cause I think it's just a stupid smudge and could be easily rectified (yes I think that's spelled wrong) with a kleenex or maybe my shirt or one of the many shirts that is strewn (yeah that's spelled wrong too) all over my floor. But no, I'm too lazy....and I was actually going to spam you with some music but I figure I'd just let my Shinji muse loose on you and watch you suffer..though I'll send you a song or picture or some something if you answer this which I'm sure you would and oh, right your Rude icon is motherfucking hot. That is all.

[chiasmus.livejournal.com]

I think after reading James and Stein for lit, the combination has left me with immunity toward the Shinji effect. Since the latter had massive paragraphs that could go on for half a page or more depending, and the latter just made sense in a nonsensical way. And in both cases, at least your Shinji muse isn't showing signs of obsessive pedophilia or an inordinate fixation on butter.

Either type of spam is good, since I have enough music to have circled back to not having anything to listen to, and I'm a visual whore. And for that, you get the icon that has both Rude and Reno in it.

[vacivity.livejournal.com]

I spent two hours doing nothing but listening to music and uploading songs to spam my friends page with and I am now bored and I don't want to write like I should be doing, because I'm lazy and have too much stuff to write to pick where to start. And I should be reading, because I have three books I need to finish soon, but I have been lazy about reading, too. It's kind of sad, but spamming friends pages and commenting requres less thought.

[vivitarium.livejournal.com]

Luvyoufinaceechan

[chiasmus.livejournal.com]

Mm, music. :D I'll have to look at that once I get my computer to stop griping at me. There's a lot I ought to be writing too, but I have little to no inspiration to actually do so. Which three books are you near finishing?

[chiasmus.livejournal.com]

Luvyoutoofiancekun.

[vivitarium.livejournal.com]

Break1000Break1000SoundslikeAcadec

[chiasmus.livejournal.com]

Weee, AcaDeca. :D Butit'dbesadifanyone had a total score of 1000. XD

[vivitarium.livejournal.com]

Haha

Noooooo comment. -luvluv-

[chiasmus.livejournal.com]

Heh. Well, we did have someone not break the double digits on one of the tests before, so it's possible.

*luvluvs back*

[vivitarium.livejournal.com]

Hahah good old Decathlon stories!

<3333

:DDDDDDDDDDDDD

Youshouldabeenonourteam!

[chiasmus.livejournal.com]

They're always a fun bonding experience.

♥ :D

Ishouldhave! Then I might have felt motivated to study more, since our team just didn't care as a whole and got distracted way too easily. Oh look, shiny. :DDDD

[vivitarium.livejournal.com]

Hahaa and our team wouldn'thave totally fallen apart and been like OMGWTF I HATE CHOO.

Or more like.... 6 people on our team hate the same one person. XDDD

[chiasmus.livejournal.com]

Yes. Boot that person for meeeee. Because I am awesomer.

:DDDDDD

[vivitarium.livejournal.com]

HAHAAH YESHEYSHYESHYESH

We have a new coach next year, she's prolly gonna boot him. I am secretly pleased.

[chiasmus.livejournal.com]

Oooh. So he's not byebye with Deca yet? Well, I mean, he will be when/if he gets booted.

You should be~. He sucked. :DD

[vivitarium.livejournal.com]

HAHAAH

But still... it's like... Schadenfreude. Heeheheheh

Not bye bye yet, but byebye soon!

[vacivity.livejournal.com]

Computers are the spawn of the devil; mine currently hates me for downloading and uploading so much music these past few days. Good luck finding the inspiration to write! I have the inspiration but no motivation or will power (damn that laziness!) And the books are... Imajica by Clive Barker (which I've been reading for quite some time now, I just put it down to concentrate on other books), some trashy romance novel my best friend (a gay guy, at that) has been pestering me to read for like, a year now(although I finally did manage to finish that one) and 'The Happy Prince and Other Tales' by Wilde (which I picked up today, because I did not feel like reading anything else and I didn't feel like reading anything else by him). Speaking of books, I need recommendations. Anything you can suggest?

[chiasmus.livejournal.com]

Aw, thank you. :D I will miss you~.

zomg, we'll be in the same time zone. :OOO I'll no longer live in the future. XDD

[chiasmus.livejournal.com]

I've had the motivation in passing, though mostly ended up turning that into random character analysis. Laziness is the death of much. :O Hmm. Off the top of my head, which I think I already told you before, there's The Kite Runner, and I'm really liking the The Hours, by Michael Cunningham. I also recommend his other novel A Home at the End of the World. Digging into the historical fiction category, there's As Meat Loves Salt by Maria McCann, which isn't as cheesy romance-y as the title probably sounds, and The Persian Boy by Mary Renault, since I'm a not quite closeted Alexander the Great fan. Don't know if you've checked her out before, but I recommend Storm Constantine for the fantasy area; Wraeththu tends to be a good place to start.

(And most of my recs are slashy in nature, save Kite Runner.)

[vacivity.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the recs. :D. I tried Constantine's books once, but I could not get into it, as such is the case with me and a lost of fantasy novels (I think I need to be in the right mood for it and I haven't lately, unless it's modern fantasy-ish stuff). I've been thinking about picking up some of Renault's works, but I wasn't sure where to start at, so that's definitely going on my reading list. And I will check out The Hours; is it anything like the movie? A friend is actually reading The Kite Runner now, so I'm going to borrow it from him when he's done. I'll look into the others as well, I'm sure my library or local book store has one of them to pick up when I am done with my current books.

[chiasmus.livejournal.com]

I like her on most days; on a modern fantasy front she wrote her Grigori trilogy, which seems harder to come by (Stalking Tender Prey I believe is the first one). It's more heavily based on playing with the fallen angel stuff it takes it's grounding in though. I think The Persian Boy is where most people start with Renault, though if you want to go in chronological order Fire From Heaven comes first. Her stuff is mostly in ancient Greece, though she's got a couple other books that take place in the early twentieth century (like The Charioteer, which was WWI or WWII, I forget). It's fairly similar to the movie; most of the major differences I seem to be picking up on are in terms of the visuals the book gives me versus what I remember in the movie.

[chiasmus.livejournal.com]

*wibbles at Yuushi* I could only get him in costume, but I hope it's okay? ♥ Gakuto wants to kill me about now.

(http://photobucket.com)

8D

[korichan.livejournal.com]

I'm going to be entertaining!