Author. Closet Lesbian. Escapist.
(off the top of my head, in no particular order) Carol (I loved it so much I even downloaded the music sheet of its theme to play for fun), Dr Marsten and the Wonder Women, Chungking Express / My Blueberry Nights / Fallen Angels / generally anything by Wong Kar Wai, Memento, Oldboy, Sympathy For Lady Vengeance, 301/302, Grave of the Fireflies, Earth 2100, He Loves Me He Loves Me Not, The Orphanage.
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Leave a CommentMy wife and I finished A Way Out (PS4 version) over the weekend and we both loved it since, for once, we actually got to play together, at the same time, on the same TV, while sharing snacks and mudshakes. The only other time we got to play that way was with Resident Evil Revelations II—months or maybe even years ago. Frankly, I miss how you could buy a game without having to check if multiplayer includes local multiplayer. Console technology may have gone to the moon since the 90s but it left out the best part—the part where two players could always play together on the same console right out the box. I don’t care about playing multiplayer with a ton of people from all over the world or about ‘sharing’ my gameplay or ‘trophies’ with ‘friends’; I just want to play with the person next to me, on the same TV, using the same console. Why is that so hard these days?
Leave a CommentBecause none of my experiences with employment have been positively positive. Because everything I wrote about in Chapter 11 really happened and, perhaps, shouldn’t be forgotten. Because telling a woman you don’t love her when you do does happen, especially when you’re a woman too.
Leave a CommentFleur – Tasya van Ree
Milla – Cara Delevingne
Danny Diaz – Maluma
Carla – Cecilia Cheung
Dr Jones – (I will tell you when the next book, The Woman Who Tried To Be Normal, comes out.) (UPDATE: H.G. Wells of Warehouse 13!)
