Damn, that ending sequence was powerful. Great film, I think a lot of the people who didn’t like it couldn’t stand the slow and dreary pace, but I think it was supposed to be drawn out…just like the long ass trek they made. It’s a pretty simple technique @.@ People are dumb.
Latest
Moar reading!
Since I last posted, I’ve read The Tin Drum by Gunter Grass, and Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. Both were awesome books, especially Tin Drum. Mind blown! Currently around 50 pages into The Windup Girl by Paolo Bacigalupi. Promising so far 
Going to see my girlfriend this weekend after she is feeling a little bit better (recovering from a virus 
) Cannot wait!
Never
Will I betray books for this stupid Kindle crap.
Book 4 of the summer finished – Neuromancer
I really wish I had read this book more during the day, and at a slower pace. After making sure of a few plot points and characters, I was able to read the last ~100 pages in awe at Gibson’s amazing prose. By the way, Inception borrowed liberally from the whole last section of this book. Christopher Nolan, you have been bagged. Again.
Wake up in the morning…
Feelin’ like playin’ some Vale of Pnath.
Currently Reading 2
Still reading Neuromancer. Page 131/271
Lots of interesting knowledge about artificial intelligence systems and some crazy confrontations in altered states of reality O_O
Getting easier to understand the lingo, yet all lines of reality are starting to bend due to one of the newly introduced characters, Peter Riviera
Currently listening to (And learning)
Awesome two part song by Between the Buried and Me, called Foam Born (Part (A) is called The Backtrack and Part (B) is called The Decade of Statues) I am learning the really abrasive breakdown at the end of the song 
Almost got it!
