silly little love songs.

BLAINE ANDERSON. 19. ENGLISH LIT. Welcome, welcome to my humble little corner of the internet. As I've highlighted above, my name is Blaine and I guess I'm just your typical college student? If being a typical college student consists of an almost unhealthy obsession with dogs, a strong interest in classical books and a love of bow ties and bright colours, of course.

[seantheberry]

Huh. I thought you could alternate as long as it’s a gradual kind of thing, but I’m really not sure, either. It’s better now. I’m not it’s as strong as it used to though. I was 13 when it happened. 

[sodapperlyblaine-blog]

I may have to consult Dr. Google on the subject, then. Because every little helps, right? Yikes. I’ve always been terrified of spraining my ankle for that exact reason. I mean, it doesn’t matter now since I’m not involved in competitive cheer but that could have been the end if it was a bad sprain. 

[trentevanz-blog]

Why aren’t you watchin’ Game of Thrones? It’s the best TV show. It has three dragons. Granted that near the later seasons, you only see one, but still. Dragons.

[sodapperlyblaine-blog]

One step ahead of you! I’ve already very recently marathoned through Game of Thrones prompted both by the lead up to my dragon movie night and a debate over why Sansa is the most under appreciated character with Lisbon. I’m saving my next marathon for leading up to the new season.

[seantheberry]

Oh! In that case, I think you should probably alternate? So a little of both maybe? I think that’s what I did for a sprained ankle a while ago, which is kind of similar to a pulled muscle.. ish. 

[sodapperlyblaine-blog]

I don’t know, I think alternating actually causes more stress on the muscle; but don’t quote me on that. I have limited knowledge from cheer camp and I’m definitely not a doctor. I’m sure with rest it’ll be a-okay for my next boxing class, though. How’s your ankle now? Sprains are no laughing matter.

[magickingdomshq-blog]

If there’s no correlation, you’re definitely doing something wrong. 

[sodapperlyblaine-blog]

Or as a previous athlete, my flexibility revolved around a lot of strict muscle stretching programs and not reliant on getting busy. If cheerleaders solely relied on sexual activity to maintain their forms and abilities, then half of the moves would be impossible. Ergo, no correlation as far as I’m concerned. 

[seantheberry]

Well that’s one excellent way to celebrate St. David’s day. Not that I’m an ounce Welsh either. You might want to ice your arm though. Or heat it. I’m not sure which one you’re supposed to do.  

[sodapperlyblaine-blog]

Ice is normally used for inflammation and heat is normally used for deep muscular tension and chronic pain. So, I’m honestly not sure how to treat a pulled bicep muscle, considering it could technically fall under both. Probably ice. Maybe I’ll try it out and let you know if it works out?

[magickingdomshq-blog]

Oh. I see. Well.. alright then. You should have sex more. Plenty of uses to practice your flexibility then. 

[sodapperlyblaine-blog]

My sex life and my flexibility really are of no real correlation. But thank you for your concern, I guess.

[magickingdomshq-blog]

Why dragons? And really? Injuring yourself during yoga? 

[sodapperlyblaine-blog]

You haven’t heard of the Welsh Dragon? It’s on the flag and everything. So, if I get to have another excuse to watch Dragon Heart other than my love for David Thewlis I’m going to take it. Unfortunately, I’m far more used to less patience needed in my fitness classes and I thought my flexibility was still there from being on the cheer squad. A few months off really reduces flexibility dramatically.

[sodapperlyblaine-blog]

Despite being in no way Welsh, I’m fully embracing St. David’s day with a delicious ham and leek soup and buying myself some daffodils to brighten up my rather bleak dorm room. Of course, owing to the terrible strain I put on my arms during my last yoga class, I’m also going to be spending my new post-class free time/resting period watching as many movies involving dragons as humanly possible. Any excuse, am I right?

[loganandersons-blog]

I’m very doubtful that he loves me. 

[sodapperlyblaine-blog]

Well... In the words of the great Meatloaf: Two outta three ain’t bad.

[loganandersons-blog]

Nah, I don’t think so. I mean, look at Dill. He hates me and he’s related to me. Just because we’re siblings, doesn’t mean I have to say anything.

[sodapperlyblaine-blog]

Dill is a little hostile, for lack of a better work, but he loves you. No one in our family hates anyone else. It’s not like that.

[loganandersons-blog]

Bullshit, you’re special. You’re my brother.

[sodapperlyblaine-blog]

You’re genetically programmed to say that, mister.

[lisbonhayward]

I agree, even if that still doesn’t give anyone a justifiable reason to shit all over both Sophie and Sansa.  Like.  Chill.  My god.  She’s Jean Grey, so treat her with some respect.

Dude.  Of course I did.  It’s all my store’s been talking about all weekend, and I’m so fucking ready for it.  The game should have been out, like, last year, but whatever.  Between the R/B/Y releases, and Pokemon Go, and then this?  2016 is going to be pretty locked and loaded for pocket monsters, and I’m ready for it.

[sodapperlyblaine-blog]

Some people will pick on any little thing. I don’t see nearly as much hatred for the other women, which is preposterous! Everyone loves Danaerys when really she started off just like Sansa. Or at least similarly. Who’s to say Sansa won’t be the kick ass queen everyone adores?

I’m definitely failing all of my classes because you know I’m not going to be able to put it down once I start. The rough side of being a closet nerd.

[sodapperlyblaine-blog]

DAY ONE; WHAT IS YOUR CHARACTER’S NAME?

[noun] From a Scottish surname which was derived from the given name Bláán, which meant "yellow" in Gaelic. Saint Bláán was a 6th-century missionary to the Picts.

[noun]  An incredibly perfect man. An angel, a saint, a God. He's really sexy and considerate, sweet and exciting to be around.

[verb] To completely fail at something. 

[noun] To be a complete failure. 

WHY?

Named after Blane from Pretty In Pink, one of his mother’s favourite movies.

[elijahchristopherrose-blog]

Oh, yeah. Those are the best! They’re so fun and make me super jealous of my team, whatever my team happens to be. I’ve never trained one to level 100. It’s kind of pathetic, honestly.

[sodapperlyblaine-blog]

I go truly overboard when it comes to training so I always near 100 or hit 100 by the elite four. Takes the fun out of it though when I can one hit everyone. I need to stop doing that desperately.

[loganandersons-blog]

I know, I know. We’re lucky to have you.

[sodapperlyblaine-blog]

I don’t know about that, I’m nothing special. But, thank you.

[antheaporter]

I know but I can never really afford to not be okay.

[sodapperlyblaine-blog]

Which is why I’m offering you a secret not-okay shoulder to not-okay on. No one will ever know. It can be ten minutes. Anything.

[lisbonhayward]

I know I wouldn’t.  She’s hard-edged, but you can’t really blame her when she’s been through what she’s been through?  Sansa’s a queen.  AND she’s a fucking kid?  Like?  People have been bitching about her since season one and it’s like, dude, she’s thirteen.

You didn’t, legit.  You’re all good.  My whole weekend has been spent throwing myself into a Pokemon R/B/Y coma all weekend so it’s not like I’m really the most observant of people right about now.  That seems like a borderline lethal combo, tho.  You might wanna be careful.

[sodapperlyblaine-blog]

I think people forget that because Sophie is so mature (and ergo Sansa is so mature). I’m glad to have found a fellow Sansa stan.

Did you hear about the new Pokémon Sun/Moon games? I’m so ridiculously excited! Oh no, I’m good at multitasking normally. I say normally. Clearly not lately.