Candlelit

First off, just to have my small say on the internet in the following regards:
Wii is one of the most stupid ideas I've EVER fucking heard.

Having said that, I can appreciate the idea and sentiment behind it. But it's still fucking retarded.

Enough about that. Talk about making a persuasive argument - NOT. I know it. But I'm not trying to make an argument to anyone directly and immediately. Expressing a general feeling within my person in a way that I want to ... yeah.

As it goes, today's a Thursday and the day following this is a ... ten points for the house that can complete this sentence ... SLYTHERIN! FRIDAY! CORRRECT - 10 points to Slytherin and complete control of the whole world. Yes, Friday - believe it or not. And, for that, I'm very excited. It's been an oddly paced week. The Monday and Tuesday were long. Almost unending in nature. Yesterday flew. Today dragged on. And tomorrow - well, we'll see. I'm expecting a really good day. Today was nice, but tomorrow's gotta be great. It'll be really fucking awesome.

For no particular, anticipated reason. It just will be.

Just saw the FF7: Advent Children flick. Again - though this time in a justifiably high resolution and in english. I understood the japanese, especially with the subtitles on, but for some reason, this made a lot more sense. The dialogue was less convoluted and the plot just opened up. Though some would argue there was no plot, but I'd say there was. A simple one, but I do believe is important closure all the same. With the cataclysmic events that ended the game, it told a story of how things got pretty fucked up for a brave few. So to return to this world and examine their moving on past that is something of a necessary epilogue, as in a classic novel.

An epilogue may take place outside of the story-whole, but it's still integral to the vision. Like having a widescreen tv - those extra bits on the side, though outisde of the main frame are still part of the intended perspective. And as important as every other piece of that frame.

The table tennis game is set for play.
People, tripping, all over the place
Tell me, it's not, this way today
Cause I don't feel like playing

Spectator sports suck. No - I'm not attacking you and your personal preferences. I'm just leaving out the "I think" before any such statement, as in (I think) Spectator sports blow goats! ... No, not really. More of a never mind. It was a misshapen allusion to something that is not how it seems like it could be.

Till till is followed by better words.