to be fair to that author, that crappy My Bloody Valentine movie with Jensen, there was a scene where they ran to a shed in the woods and there was a key hidden for it. i went with a bunch of girlfriends and we all said in unison, "there's a key to the shed?!".

so he/she is at least as good as that screenwriter.

You're damning with faint praise there, babe.

SHOW tonight! It's almost hard to believe. Must double-check that DVR is set.

Cherry pie:

I just offered to send an author friend my S1 DVDs to borrow. Suddenly I am consumed with doubt and unwilling to let go, even though I watch the TNT reruns so religiously I haven't popped in a S1 DVD in months and months.

Must. Chill.

I didn't know sheds didn't have keys. But I've never had a shed. And I didn't write that movie.

Fuck, I wonder if I'm ever going to finish the story I started. I have no idea what's wrong with me. I refuse to write, I can't handle drawing. People have been very nice about it, but I'm kinda ashamed.

I have a whip and I'm not afraid to crack it, if that helps.

Maybe this can help me draw again?

I saw that the other day. "INTENSE BEAUTY." Heh.

I didn't know sheds didn't have keys. But I've never had a shed. And I didn't write that movie.

abandoned sheds in the middle of woods usually don't, no.

If I were putting my shed in the middle of the woods I'd be more likely to put a lock on, rather than less. Still note: no actual sheds have been owned by the poster in question.

I saw that the other day. "INTENSE BEAUTY." Heh.

I like this artist. They're amusingly absurd. And sometimes right on point.

Heh. I love Dean's eyelashes.

I think the shed thing is weird because if it's not your shed, how would you know where the key is? And if someone has left a shed in the middle of the woods with a key in a likely hiding place, why bother locking it?