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Oct. 29th, 2009 12:20 amAm up late because I'm up late so random post is random. =D
I'm not sure how many of you know this, but when I was in high school I had a passionate affair with Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time books. My copies were dog-eared and I had a sekrit pretend world and everything. But then I realized that the books were on, like, part 63/? and nothing ever seemed to happen in any of them, so I stopped reading them. It was a good break-up, we're still friends and everything. So, I was at the bookstore the other day and, being in a friendly mood, I picked the latest installment up off the shelf and started flipping through it. It has the distinction of being the first posthumous book in the series and was largely written by some author I'd never head of. While perusing the author page I noticed that the new guy was a BYU alumnus. And then I put the book down, walked away, and, when I was as secluded as I could get, laughed my guts out.
RUN FOR THE HILLS!!!! THE MORMONS ARE TAKING OVER!!!!! HIDE YOURSELVES!!!!
The lulz, they are epic.
It's officially Thursday and there is new Show today. And I have pumpkin-chocolate chip cookies cooling on the stove. Life can be surprisingly bearable at times like these. ;-)
I'm not sure how many of you know this, but when I was in high school I had a passionate affair with Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time books. My copies were dog-eared and I had a sekrit pretend world and everything. But then I realized that the books were on, like, part 63/? and nothing ever seemed to happen in any of them, so I stopped reading them. It was a good break-up, we're still friends and everything. So, I was at the bookstore the other day and, being in a friendly mood, I picked the latest installment up off the shelf and started flipping through it. It has the distinction of being the first posthumous book in the series and was largely written by some author I'd never head of. While perusing the author page I noticed that the new guy was a BYU alumnus. And then I put the book down, walked away, and, when I was as secluded as I could get, laughed my guts out.
RUN FOR THE HILLS!!!! THE MORMONS ARE TAKING OVER!!!!! HIDE YOURSELVES!!!!
The lulz, they are epic.
It's officially Thursday and there is new Show today. And I have pumpkin-chocolate chip cookies cooling on the stove. Life can be surprisingly bearable at times like these. ;-)
