Suddenly, I'm So Painfully Bored

[redbrunja]

 I'm in the last leg of my epic unpacking, room reorganizing, cleaning thing (all that's left to do is organize my papers and folders for the last quarter, deciding what should be recycled and what should be kept) and I am so. very. bored.

All is quiet on my flist.

Talk to me, please? About anything. Seriously, bring on the epic threads about fluffy kittens or fictional character's undergarments.

Actually, fictional character's underpants sounds like it could be a good meme.

Comments

[redbrunja.livejournal.com]

Really? I would think the Declaration of Independence would be a pretty interesting thing to talk about. You have John Adams and declaring slavery legal for political reasons and the fact that we decided that 'pursuit of happiness' is important enough to be written into our country's founding...

Rock TOTALLY wears tighty whities. However, nothing + cut off shorts would actually be pretty uncomfortable. Plus, don't we see Revy's underwear a lot? She doesn't always button her shorts. I'm guessing various shades of cotton underewear, in either french cut or thongs.

[teh-amazing-one.livejournal.com]

We're supposed to write about its effectiveness as a document. I think it'd be a lot easier for me if I hadn't read "Letter from Birmingham Jail" right before it. While DI is fairly effecting in using ethos, pathos, and logos (ethics, emotions, and logic, respectively), in my opinion, it is not as effective as LFBJ. LFBJ wins so much. (It was written by MLK in response to about a half dozens religious leaders who criticized his actions in an editorial in a newspaper. It was his attempt to convince them.)

I suppose you're right about Revy. She strikes me as a bit of a nudist, though. I have never worn any sort of jeans without underwear, but I'll take your word for its uncomfortable feeling rather than find out for myself. :p

[redbrunja.livejournal.com]

Well, part of writing about it's effectiveness is writing about where it's INeffective. So you can talk about the ways in which it falls flat for you.