Hullo, Ryan.

How're you feeling?

Quite fine.... a little full, actually. So I might be lying on the floor in a moment, but maybe...

Anyway... how're you?

Feeling pretty dandy right now. Weekend's here and I'm really happy about that.

That and my interest in gaming has been revived.

Anyways, what're you up to?

Watching Lie to Me while talking to people.

What've you been playin', then?

Oh? What's that about?

I've been playing more Fallout 3 lately. I've been getting back into it.

That's a great game.

It's a show about an expert Face Reader... has a better name, but I can't remember it. Basically about a guy who can tell read emotions based on expressions and micro-expressions on a person's face. Just by asking him questions and reading their reactions he can tell what a person knows, doesn't know, and lots of other things.

I've actually learned quite a bit about it, and can pick up on stuff myself at times thanks to watching it.

My all time favorite really.

That... sounds pretty damn interesting. Where can I watch this?

I'm watching it on netflix right now. It ended a few years ago, I think. Was on fox.

Excellent. I'll have to look into it this weekend.

Yeah, also stars one of my favorite actors: Tim Roth. He was brilliant in Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction.

Wasn't he the guy who played Pumpkin? You know, the guy who robbed the breakfast place while Jules and Vincent were having breakfast?

Hmm. That'd be the one, ya.

I'll admit, that's probably one of my favorite scenes in Pulp Fiction.

My favorite is DEFINITELY the scene in the apartment where they get the case. Goddamn is it awesome.

My favorite scene has to be the last two, when they clean up, and when Jules deals with the robbers.

Quentin Tarantino is my favorite director. He's an amazing writer who really knows how to write dialogue. It's just so natural. Like the opening scene for the Resevoir Dogs, when they're talking about tipping. It just feels like something you'd read in a book, or over hear in a diner. It's amazing.

Yes. Although Quentin Tarantino isn't my favorite director (I actually don't have a single favorite, but he does rank up there pretty high) I absolutely adore how he builds his movies. I especially like how his movies are told in a round-about way, that it starts at one point and then just goes in all sorts of directions.

Which reminds me... i still need to watch the Kill Bill series. I have them downloaded but my VLC player isn't working anymore. So... I until I fix that, I guess I'll have to go without.

Get it fixed as soon as you can because those movies are fracking amazing.

Anyways, I'm off to get some sleep.

G'night <3