#alysmiller

[sunflowergo]

alysmiller said: Omfg I love you

Right back atcha :D I really wanted someone to use that gif!

[brendanbradys]

alysmiller replied to your post:alysmiller replied to...

AHAHA. you plonker!! Well he is set to marry Porche. So they must get thrown into a relationship very quickly unless, Lockie goes off and cheats bc apparently he snogs leela when he first comes in *rolls eyes* more affairs probably.

And here goes my excitement. So they're just turning him into a younger Danny then? Why do they always have to go by stereotypes and make every bi character a sex monster that fucks everything that moves? Bah.

[brendanbradys]

alysmiller replied to your post:WAITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Later, Ste...

Why are you calling him Scottish Cameron? Aha. Cameron is scottish too. Him and Lockie are brothers aha. But yes, it has been confirmed that Lockie is bisexual.

Oh lord you're right o.O I'll call him Bisexual Cameron then.

YAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY! MORE BI PEOPLE! Let's see how long he lasts before he gets killed off, eh?

[lovelysiren88]

alysmiller replied to your post “guys. i went to see Gone Girl. HOLY FUCK IT BLEW MY MIND WOW! Just...”

It blew your mind? Really?! I watched it and got bored. I agree that it was clever but then it dragged on forever and the ending was horrific. I got so impatient and It wasn't ever exciting for me. I was never left on the edge of my seat

I always freak out when someone has the opposite reaction to a movie or show then me. haha Like i feel like I have the wrong answer but this isn't a test! 

I really loved it. I'm a big fan of psychological thrillers, not just in films but books. I'm reading the book now and I'm annoyed with myself because I KNOW WHAT HAPPENS I DON'T GET TO PIECE THE CLUES TOGETHER. Anyway I thought it was brilliant! 

No spoilers for anyone else who might be reading this, but I think the film was not only clever, it was strategic. It felt like I was being exposed to multiple truths, not only concerning marriage but childhood, specifically nature v. nurture. Also, media was a HUGE thing in this and I found it fascinating how it almost felt like a play, as if we were "behind the scenes" even though it was a real life situation. I personally didn't feel it drag on but I can be pretty patient with films, especially if I'm analyzing a character as  I watch it (I wanted to be a psychologist for years so i guess it's my way of indulging that part of me) I agree also that it isn't an 'edge of your seat' film. You just sort of have to move with it. I think a lot of parts of the film were horrific, different levels of horrific and I loved that. Humans are terrifying creatures. 

The film diffidently has people talking though, doesn't it?

[ryanjawley]

alysmiller said: omfg that long?! Sounds like you had a lush day!

Yeah we were with them from about 12 until 5 when they had to leave and yeah we did thank you ☺️

[brendanbradys]

Hey! Did you ever did a gifset of the time when Ste said to Doug 'I don't get jealous' and then compared it to all the times that Ste got jealous over Brendan?

YESSSSSSSSSS I DID! Here you go. 

(sigh I forgot Sean)

[lovelysiren88]

alysmiller replied to your post “Johnny. Fucking. Cash. ”

*throws flowers on your coffin*

IT WAS SO UNNECESSARY. JOHNNY CASH COVERING ONE LOVE? ARE YOU FOR FUCKING REAL. I HATE THIS SHOW. 

[lovelysiren88]

Just make sure you don't die during Dublin. Because I cried for three hours afterwards due to happiness. Not even kidding. And I still cry EVERYTIME I watch it. It's arousing and beautiful and cute and adorable and painful all at the same time.

I'm inching pretty close to it and everyone talks about them like it's this beautiful magical place, so if I get up to that point today, I might save them for after work or tomorrow. Gotta have the right atmosphere to cry. I am nothing if not overly dramatic when it comes to my ships. 

PRAY FOR ME.