I like to buy stuff; if you have any complaints, just file them in my pocket along with some money.
I like to buy stuff, but I won't spend it.
I like to buy stuff; I'm a pathological liar.
:D
Act 1 (Act 1, see, I'm colorblind friendly!)
So, in this "modern age" of ours, my parents are completely and illogically terrified of my computer. It may have the ability to electrocute you (so does your toaster), but it's not going to bite!
I want to buy things off the internet like a normal internet-addict.
Like books. And cool shoes from Nomadic State of Mind.
Sometimes my folks'll (shhh, I like fake contractions) allow me to use their credit card, in the case of the shoes.
It still scares them.
Alot.
Act 2 (Act 2) (Act II) <--look at me, getting all fancy and giving credit to the Romans.
Before Borders started dying out like an overheated mammoth, I got the Borders Rewards Plan +, because Borders gives good frickin deals. 40% off all the time? 10% off every (new) purchase?
And then, the motherload- free shipping.
Merely a few months ago, I figured this out and also the "used books" section.
Tempting. Too tempting.
Another parental cave, allowing me to buy a few things (like $1 manga).
Act 3 (Act 3) (Act III) (Act 3) <--homeage to Wingdings. I still don't understand/like you.
After buying a book on Buddhism, I found out that Borders... was CLOSING (like WTF, MOFOS?!).
You ruined my deal-making, people-who-buy-data-for-$10! Those effin nook-kobo-fake-book-readers ruined all my nefarious plotting!
At least when my favorite place in the world closes, I get some good sales later one.
For now, I went online, Borders.com... and splurged on all the cheap books on/off my wishlist.
Well, some. Borders would only let me buy 20 books at a time, destroying my urge to buy a tofu-cookbook.
This is my book list, if you wanna read them with me or at least comment and laugh:
(the ones marked with * are suggestions from my Book-Buddie Sam. I think he deserves a good dose of street cred.)
The Greek Cookbook: the Crown Classic Cookbook Series //Sophia Skoura
*The Running Man //King, Stephen
*Skeleton Creek //Patrick Carman
*The Long Walk //Stephen King The Vampire's Promise //Caroline B Cooney Lament: the Faerie Queen?s Deception (Gathering of Faerie) //Stiefvater, Maggie Reincarnation //Suzanne Weyn Green Angel //Alice Hoffman Night World: the Ultimate Fan Guide //L.J. Smith, Annette Pollert Claire De Lune //Christine Johnson Other (an Other Novel) //Kincy, Karen A Curse Dark as Gold //Elizabeth C. Bunce The Global Etiquette Guide to Europe: Everything You Need to Know for Business and Travel Success //Foster, Dean Allen The Hollow People (the Promises of Dr. Sigmundus, Book 1) //Brian Keaney Plain Kate //Erin Bow Ice //Durst, Sarah Beth Old Warsaw Cookbook //Rysia Mistwood //Leah Cypess Girl Parts //John M. Cusick Polish Cookery//Marja Ochorowicz-Monatowa --------------------- Act 4 (Act 4) (Act IV) (wingdings malfunction) (gbvfbvgffbj) <-- me smashing my head into the keyboard out of... I think I'm keeping it. [Frustration/ Distracted... crossbreed/hybrid] All adding up to the wopping price of: $31.57 (with tax). With all my random books, I feel so boss I almost can't take it. Mind: Polish Cookery, really, Kayla? Me: I like golumpkies. You have a problem with that?Mind: You're going to get fat. Me: What?! Correct that!! Mind: Fatter? Me: *flips through Buddhism book* No violence. Damn. Can I really do this?! In case you haven't noticed, the font/sizing/fun stuff went wacko. No idea how to fix it; I'm tired. Just in case you're colorblind, too. With that assumption, I apologize for your unfortunate sex-linked trait. Your misfortune is truly rare. <3 With love to her readers, Exhausted-chan (me.) |
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