Recent content by Hazy

I agree with you - I probably didn't word my initial comment very well! She's one of those villains you love to hate.

Watching a programme about whale sharks and thinking, "yeah, I could easily catch that with a fishing rod and hold it up with one hand"

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. That nurse. One of the most detestable characters in film history?

I'm studying sociology and the reading is very heavy going! If there's a lot, I might break it down into small sections and read little and often. Also I was advised to read chapters twice, which might take longer but really helps it sink in: First I do a skim-read and don't make any notes, to...

I like your book fund idea, Imbri. I buy a lot of stuff (jewellery, books, clothes) from charity shops - they're some really good ones in my town. It's so cheap and lets me donate to good causes at the same time :)

The Fault In Our Stars is the first book that made me cry. I loved it, though.

I've seen bits of it, and it does reveal him to be a beautiful person. And his impressions are hilarious xD Midnight in Paris is amazingly good! I love the film itself - one of my favourites, regardless of the cast (it's still awesome to see Hiddleston as one of my literary heroes, Scott...

I'm a huge Sherlock Holmes fan anyway - it was just a bonus that Cumberbatch got the role :) I think I first saw Hiddleston in Thor, then in Midnight and Paris and War Horse - discovered him through some great films, and really love him in interviews.

Sometimes... :D Once, I did borrow House's line and say to a doctor "I don't have a pain management problem, I have a pain problem", because it's true. Also, it's never Lupus.

Off Topic - After reading this thread I think the people here are lovely! :P Anyway. I have a chronic pain syndrome. Can't walk far, sometimes have to use voice recognition to type essays and this sorta thing, etc. Like House, without the Vicodin :)

I just had to say I also LOVE Hiddleston and Cumberbatch :D :D :D these fandoms seem to be taking over the interweb...

Burton and Taylor I thought Helena Bonham Carter was really good as Liz.

Oscar Wilde, Anne Frank, Harvey Milk

Me and my sister both love Led Zeppelin. Girls who like them do exist! I remember talking to a boy who was complaining that he'd never met a girl who knew who Led Zeppelin were, all his friends listen to 1D, etc. His face was a picture when I pointed out that I was wearing one of Zeppelin's '77...

I just finished The Picture of Dorian Gray. Absolutely loved it. My copy had a lot of notes in the appendix, including some of the reviews from 1890. It's nice to have some context, especially with Wilde.