eyes crossing

[impy]

Board whorage will have to wait until I can keep my eyes open for longer than fifteen minutes at a time. Also, having IE connect to anything would help, eh?

Saw The Forgotten which was fantastic, so long as one ignored the ending and the fact that I like things explained at the end... middle... sometime in the movie. However there were three parts that made me jump and people in the audience mutter "Jesus!" For this, I rejoice.

Before the movie, Ari wanted to get a drink at Bull & Finch in the mall. Where the bartender was so kind as to not charge her [us] for the first drink or card us. Who knew the, "You able to drink?" directed at me meant we were both legal? I feel ... old. :p

Need sleep. Whorage should be a little later.

Clear, stupid check. Clear!

Comments

[http://users.livejournal.com/_hallow_/]

ARE you old enough to drink? I thought you were my age (23). Of course, that idea could have come from anywhere, including my ass, so I figured I'd ask. LoL!

[snarky-imp.livejournal.com]

-Insert jokes about a smart ass here- ;) Yup, I'm 23, thus legal to drink.

[agent-alpo.livejournal.com]

Lemme guess. Alfre Woodard getting sucked away was one of the "jumpy" moments, right? Hee. The girl in front of me said, "What the fuck?" after nearly jumping out of her seat. Hee.

[snarky-imp.livejournal.com]

*grins* I do believe so, yes. Though it's not one I remember being as jumpy as the freakout with mister "please don't get me sucked up into the sky for failing to do my job properly", or the house going kerflooey. Oh. And the car accident, followed immediately by, "we just want to talk" which sent people into hysterics. cynical people, that is.

[agent-alpo.livejournal.com]

lol Yep. The house kerflooey was another one that got me. Although, the girl wasn't sitting in front of me at that time. She was a theater employee who came in right before Alfre Woodard got sucked away.