so kiss me goodbye, i can see the veom in your eyes.

I've got nothing to post, so yeah.

UPDATE./ 4.14PM
I finally thought of something to post. Can you believe it, my mum has been at the hair salon since 2PM, actually, I can/ If she wants, she'll spend the whole day, wait, she did. I still can't find a link to watch Grey's Anatomy and I don't want to use Graboid, my precious bandwidth.

I realized that trashing Twilight is fun. "He lay perfectly still in the grass, his shirt open over his sculpted, incandescent chest, his scintillating arms bare." Stephenie Meyer obviously abused the thesaurus here. Scintillating is a synonym for the word interesting and according to the dictionary, incandescent means bright, glowing. First of all, when did arms become interesting. Granted, it's Edward Cullen, but arms interesting? His incandescent chest, in Twilight, vampires sparkle in the sun, but oh, this is just disturbing. Oh, after re-reading the books to find more thesaurus abuse, I also found out that Stephenie Meyer overused the words "chagrin" and "grimace". Now, I'm afraid of the word chagrin already. Twilight's overwhelming popularity made me criticise it so badly. But I do like Edward, I have nothing to say about him.

Okay, done.