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[kasche]

Best "twenty minutes in a random shop" of my life: five spent browsing the clothes, the other fifteen staring at the photo of the owner with Ralph Fiennes. That man is so awfully handsome, honestly. More so in that regular, normal picture than in all the glossy magazine ones.

On the other hand, I wonder - the fact that, listening to Cloud Cult's Lucky Today, when the singer goes "someone stole my wallet" I alway half expect it to go "someone stole my bucket" instead - might that mean I've been hanging around icanhascheezburger too often lately?

Oh, and I've got the book, too. Is it just me, or when, on page 16, Voldie tells Bella the phrase that starts with "No higher regard" etc etc etc... he is calling her a whore, isn't he.

And yeah, my first comment on the book is about an innuendo. How are we not surprised.




ETA: Bloody hell NOT AGAIN. You know what? I'm tired. Not deleting anything, not locking anything, not going anywhere. You know, the old jazz.

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[werewolf-lib.livejournal.com]

At a coffee shop where I used to live, there was a boy working there who looked a great deal like a young Raplh Fiennes. His shifts always had a lot more female customers sitting about than usual! and I might have been one of them.
;)

I always try to look for innuendo in books -- it makes for an interesting read!

[werewolf-lib.livejournal.com]

Yergh -- that 'Raplh' should be 'Ralph', as I'm sure you know. Time to type with my glasses on!

[kasche.livejournal.com]

...and you wouldn't happen to have his number, would you? ;P

Hehehe! Is it worrying when you find them without even trying to look for them, though?

[werewolf-lib.livejournal.com]

Perhaps it's just the sign of a well-developed mind?
;)