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NO REDHEADS!

Although the books look cool o3o

Awww, but they're cute and redheads! And they work in a book shop! I'm just saying it's a plus for the shop.

A week?  You pay by the week? 

Yeah. It's easier to keep on top of, and then I'm not accidentally spending that money on other things.

Whoa wait...

Cute Red-heads exist out in the wild?
No way

Man, cute redheads are like Blake kryptonite. I'm more of a brunette redhead guy then a blonde guy... except I'm dating a blonde. Oh well.

>.>"

Don't look at me like that, you already know this :p

I know lol xD

>.> <,< >.> Idk if I should actually ever dye my hair now. I do like red hair lol...

Bilby. I love you the way you are, and you should only dye your hair if you want to.

Yeah. It's pretty fucked. But some of them are cool. There was a rooster who was gettting picked on by other roosters because it was a bit younger then the rest, so shooed off all of the other roosters and protected it. When it was older and strong enough to fight, it would follow me around and bur up/attack any rooster who attacked me. He was awesome, and he let me pat him and hand feed him, which something roosters rarely let you do. They really are cocks.

that chicken job sounds nasty as fuck....no wonder they pay 19 an hour US for heads with no qualifications

I'd do that job for sure though.  19 bucks an hour is good pay, anywhere you go!

Hells yes! It's actually pretty good most of the time. When the birds start to either die out or get old enough to not lay much we spend a lot of time just playing cards, which is awesome. The busy times are quite rough though.

Great to hear good things from you.

If it wasn't for Hugo and Fincher's Girl With the Dragon Tatoo, Drive would have been my favorite of 2011. Sooooo awesome.

Drive is a fucking amazing movie. Have you seen his follow uo Only God Forgives?

No, Drive is so far the only i've seen of Nicolas Winding Refn. I also didn't know Only God Forgives was a follow-up.

Not really a follow up, I just mean their next work together. If you liked Drive... you might like it? I didn't mind it, but it is a lot more pretentious. The story is told more in metaphor than traditional narrative structure and the violence does seem a touch unncessary in places.

 It's still a really well shot and solid thriller with another astonishing soundtrack. Oh, and Ryan Gosling speaks even less in this haha.

Chickens, when not free-range, are nasty. My great-grandfather was the manager for a big chicken farm and we used to go visit when I was very small. I didn't eat chicken until five or six years ago...

Bookstore with coffee and gelato within walking distance sounds like heaven, especially with a large science fiction/fantasy section. As for the cute redheads - my philosophy is it's ok to look but not touch. Tell Bilby you're just admiring living sculptures.

Haha indeed. I told her that there was a David Tennant lookalike working there too, so she'll have something to look at while we're there :p.

 Fair enough. My grandmother is the manager of one, so they gave her a free house near the shed so she can be called upon at all times. Since you're not allowed to work with relatives and you're not allowed to work at a different farm while living with a relative who works at Baiada (contamination issues) I had to move out to get the job.

 But yeah, I definitely understand. I could never not eat chicken, because I love cooking marinated chicken/chicken stir fry, but it is very uncomfortable what they do in those situations.

I saw that Red Dwarf book the last time that I was at the used book shop.  Nearly picked it up because Red Dwarf is awesome.

The Red Dwarf book is better than the show. Seriously, it's much funnier, and it starts before Lister joins Red Dwarf. The characters are a bit more fleshed out and the narration is fucking hilarious, and funnier than most of the dialogue is.

That's cool. I love the show. Didn't know there was a novelization of it all. I'll have to keep my eye out for that one.

Congrats on the new place. Good deal on that rent as well. The only thing I miss about sharing an apartment with someone is sharing the costs of rent. And I agree, being located near creature comforts is always a plus. At my current location I have drive to some of those but its less than 5 minutes away (and up one of the biggest hills in town) so no problem.

My brother was a huge fan of Red Dwarf and he also bought those books as well as a collection of scripts from selected episodes. 

I once picked eggs in a chicken house when I was younger. I stopped early on since it played hell with my sinuses. It's a shitty job in a literally shitty environment.

Books and gelato, that sounds like a good way to spend an afternoon. As for your chicken story, hot damn that is some F up stuff. There is certainly a lot of stuff that goes on behind the scenes to get folks a carton of eggs. 

I liked Drive. Liked. 

Only liked?

Only. Liked. It was really well-made, but almost too quiet for my tastes in the middle, even if the beginning and end were awesome. I do love that Kavinsky song though. 

I felt that way the first time I watched it too. I thought it was boring the first time I watched it. But I think the middle is what makes the end so awesome. It's a slow build that makes the characters more likeable. Also, I like that the main character rarely speaks. His mannerisms make him seem sort of autistic to me. He doesn't seem to know how to react in social situations and he seems to get on with the kid more than he does the mother. It seems like when he kisses her later in the film that he only did this because he'd seen it been done in films or something.

That said, when I saw it with my girlfriend at the time she hated it. Thought the middle was too slow and the end was too violent. However, I feel like it is exactly my kind of film. A slow burn film that ratchets up the tension and explodes in dramatic fury. Whether that be explosive violence or just dramatic tension doesn't matter. I just love when a slow film explodes. Which is probably why I LOVE Breaking Bad so much.

I never found Breaking Bad "slow." In my opinion, there was something dramatic happening between characters in most episodes. That's what I'm mainly interested in with visual media: watching how characters interact with each other. 

You might be right with the autistic thing. I hadn't thought about it that way. I figured it may have been part of the director's style to just make a really quiet movie. I did watch the movie more than once though and the middle still dragged a bit for me the second and third times. 

I'll agree the middle does some nice character building for the end. My dad hated the ultra-violent ending when he came in on it while I watched the movie in the living room and I told him he might have liked it if he'd seen the middle. Personally, I love the shots of downtown L.A. with Kavinsky playing after the chase scene in the beginning. Adds such a style and atmosphere.