The important thing is, I'm meeting new people
INTJ
Catharsis is my favorite feeling.
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Reblog if you've formed a meaningful relationship with someone you met online.
Add a tag if the person was someone you already knew it real life...
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slytherinblooded asked: No, its your reply on my post that twisted the words into racial slurs. But whatever, you obviously can't respect my wishes as a person coming to you and asking you to stop doing something because its making me uncomfortable.
You know that makes me uncomfortable? You know what I live with everyday?
RACISM!I can and will react and respond to behavior that not only...
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I’m going to have to leave this child alone. She’s just not getting it and I don’t have the time for any more nonsense.
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Three Years With Bailey
I love my dog. Remembering it was the 3rd anniversary of Bailey coming into our lives I watched him snoozing in the...
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Jacquard Woven Glitch Blanket design DCP_2994 (Edition 3 of 5) installed in its new home in SoHo as a wall hanging.
Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol (2011) Brad Bird
The first time I watched M:I-GP, I saw it in the theatre, in IMAX, and it pretty much blew my socks off (seriously, it was really loud - but I also really really enjoyed it). I enjoyed it so much that I just bought the Blu-ray.
I thought it held up really really well, and even though there were complaints that the IMAX sequences weren’t expanded to a 16:9 aspect ratio, it still looked fucking ridiculous.
And even though I laughed more at how ridiculous it is, and the ridiculous product placement, I still really enjoyed it, and do not regret buying it. It’s just really overall a ridiculous movie, in a good way I think. I also liked the making-of special features of shooting on the Burj and of the final parking garage sequence. I find that knowing more about how stunts are performed and how effects are created increases my enjoyment of a movie like this.
One question though - do all of the Mission: Impossible credits sequences show the entire movie? I thought it was a really weird approach, if not.
#151 - 7/2/2012
