Definitely paperback. When I bought physical books, I always waited until they came out in soft cover - that hard cover junk annoyed me to no end.
But ultimately, e-books are win: you can read them on your phone, tablet, ipad, and an e-reader : and when it comes time to pack up and move, it's 1000x lighter. Convenience is win (after all, if you have at least 3 of the above mentioned things; then battery isn't an issue ;o) I /love/ the digital age.
I just take the url to vidtomp3.com
I have goldwave as well so I can clean up/cut the silence/static out of songs and such (=
I used to have a 1TB External Hard Drive that was passworded, unfortunately I set it up to automatically unlock when plugged into my comp, so I couldn't take the password off it or change it ; I don't really use that anymore - since passworded HD's don't work in dvd players, I just bought a 2TB EHD that I hide in various places people wouldn't look. But with my morbid paranoia I need to figure something else out so it can't be found post mortem lol.
John Saul; The Manhattan Hunt Club
This book really shocked me and kept me hooked into it. It was my first "adult" novel, left it's mark and set the bar pretty high. In the past 14 years it's the only book in my collection that I've kept ^^,
A) Bareback ; I find it enhances the fantasy. Seeing a condom in porn is like auto tune in music - though some of it can be quite good ; it's just too "clean".
Though tbh, Big Cock, Muscular, Body Hair, Bare and Missionary position = game over for me :x lol
Pretty much all songs by; Daughtry, Kelly Clarkson, Default, 3 Doors Down, Sam Cooke, Eve to Adam, and Katy Perry's "Dark Horse" :3
Sam Cooke, Cory Monteith and Aaliyah ; not really into others that died tbh =/
I listen to so much stuff I just put them in 3 categories; rock, country, and dance - makes it easier to listen to music based on my mood, so it would include rap metal and such in rock, makes shuffle alot better for me. But I generally wake up with a song stuck in my head, then have to listen to it for a few hours to get sick of it, or I sing it randomly (try explaining why you're singing a christmas carol in the middle of summer, not so fun lol)
Murder House - didn't really like the rest ; Lucifer Nun in Asylum was hilarious and awesome though. I find the reuse of actors in a new story to be an exhilarating idea, just find it sad that there's always 'too' much going on at a slow as f*** pace, and then a rushed end. Horrible writing.
That would be Eduardo Verástegui (=
I give this a 9/10, was a powerful movie - just kind of sad that a little thought spoiled everything in it.
I have a hedgehog. I purchased him 6 months old off of kijiji - was quite neglected and tormented by 2 cats. His trust capabilities are practically non-existant. I renamed him "Nikolai" derived from Nikola Tesla (I didn't like "Nikola" on it's own so, threw an I on the end and went with that)
When I was younger I had a scorpion, it freaked me out so much I had to take it back. Their bodies still fascinate me - just shiver ech! The inside of their 'mouth' looks like fluffy velvet. Just thinking about it swallowing it's prey made me quite nervous.
I painted my bedroom black, once. I don't suggest it. I had a 'vision' I was striving for, and like burgers looking excellent in pictures - but terrible irl - such did my room. It doesn't carry light well. It does have a nice effect from a ceiling light, but overall you always have a sense of being blind, or out in the dark.
Darker shades of other colours work quite nicely however. It darkens the room a bit - without the feeling of shrinking it - or the absence of sight. So go with something that wouldn't contrast too much with your floor and curtains (not dark grey either - it brings a wet cement feel to the room and looks horrid) By darker shade I don't mean navy blue to a light blue - more of a saturated shade inbetween. It's kind of amazing how dark a colour can look that isn't actually dark - or how light a dark colour can look x=
