Boondock Saints: Where incest slash was born

Have y'all ever actually seen this movie? Have you?

If you have, then you can understand how happy this movie makes me. If you have not... For shame, y'all. For friggin shame.

But what hit me when I started up the download movie was that it really is the Irish predecessor of Supernatural. Don't argue here, it is so blindingly obvious. And that just makes me happier.

The movie is funny. Its got family values. Its got violence. And... yeah, more violence.

And then theres the gay. I'm not sure I can articulate the gay in any way that resembles the English language. Just take my word for it. Best movie in the damn world, and it so is like Fight Club on St. Patrick's Day.

And on the note of real life, I got my dorm assignment for UWF. Apparently I lucked out, having a last name starting with 'D', because I was one of the few that didn't get triple-assigned to a room due to overflow. I'm in the smaller dorm building, but at least I'm on campus. A lot of freshmen have to find off-campus living. It seems the unknown school of West Florida got a little more well known.

Anyway, I know who my room mate is. For all the good it does me this week. So not calling cross-continential to figure out who's gonna bring the trashcan. So add that to my list of shit to do once I touch down in America-Land.

Next Saturday, y'all.

::dies of lolz::

Holy crap, House, you are going to kill me one day.

Hugh Laurie and Robert Sean Leonard? Never stop flirting, you guys.

1x17, Role Model. When Wilson is giving House crap about taking the politician's word for it that he doesn't have AIDS? And the look that House gives him, like, 'You're a pain in the ass, but I love you anyway'? And then Wilson touches on that maybe he (meaning Wilson) flirted with Dr. Cameron? And House's face and the light dawning on Wilson, and his reaction... SQUEE!

Wilson is just so pleased to catch house acting actually human that he practically bounces, and then he giggles and wanders off and he looks like a little kid, and I flailed like Kermit for 20 minutes, making high-pitched noises of glee.

oh, HOUSE.