#cynicwithasmile

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1&4

1: when you have cereal, do you have more milk than cereal or more cereal than milk?

Probably more milk than cereal. I like milk.

4: how do you take your coffee/tea?

Coffee: lots of cream and sugar. I love flavored creamers, so I’m one of those stereotypical girls at Starbucks getting like, a double shot vanilla latte or whatever. I only drink green and herbal teas hot, and I drink them as is. Black tea, when I drink it, is iced and unsweetened.

[wasntthatafunnyday]

10, 68, 90 - do it now nananana!!! Please.

10: When is the last time you played the air guitar?This morning!68: What do you think is Satan’s last name?Haha! Uhmm…Probably something so generic and boring like…Smith, but he probably spells it like Smyth to be cool.90: One night you wake up because you heard a noise. You turn on the light to find that you are surrounded by MUMMIES. The mummies aren’t really doing anything, they’re just standing around your bed. What do you do?Well, I don’t care if they’re doing nothing, the first thing I’m gonna do is scream fairly loudly. After I calm down a bit and realize they’re not doing anything I’d probably try to call for help and if no one answers I’d engage the mummies in conversation to figure out why they are there and see if I can assist them, because they are obviously not supposed to be in my tiny, tiny room.

Thank you Lala!

[existingcharactersdiehorribly]

Ah thank you! So I've only watched the show I was curious how close the books followed. Is there an artisan type killer who injects resin into their victims and makes them into sculptures?

The show to date has taken place during time not covered in the books. The killers of the week have been invented by the show.

We have seen some scenes from the books already, and we've heard a lot of direct quotes from the books. 

Bryan Fuller has described himself as a Thomas Harris mashup DJ; he's taking the bits and pieces of the books and mixing them up for a new experience.

In the middle of S3, we're told, we're catching up to Red Dragon, which is the first book featuring Hannibal Lecter. They'll also be telling their version of Hannibal's backstory (which is in Hannibal Rising, the last book written but covers Hannibal's childhood), and some of the events from the novel Hannibal. 

The biggest question is how much we might get of The Silence of the Lambs, since MGM owns the rights to the characters that originate in that book, and still haven't agreed to let the show use them. 

I didn't go into too much detail, in case you still want to watch the movies and not have them completely spoiled. 

[wasntthatafunnyday]

cynicwithasmile replied to your post: anonymous asked:two trailer park ...

i can resend them in caps

NO! No I'm good. Thank you though :)

[wasntthatafunnyday]

58. description of my best friend (no pressure)

Well, I actually have two best friends, *sigh* but I guess I can describe them both...

They are both women who are beautiful, funny, talented, so much more intelligent than I am, so compassionate and wonderful and frankly they are WAY out of my league, but I'm indescribably happy that they stick around anyway :)

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cynicwithasmile replied to your post “Driving back to school and Without Me comes on the radio”

this is one of the proudest moments of my life

I'm glad I could make you proud!

[inblack-wetrust]

PURPLE!

thank you!!

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When you die, you will be embalmed. A part of that process involves taking a trocar, which looks like a lovely long pointy screw driver, and shoving it up to pierce all your organs to drain your fluids and replace them with formaldehyde!

Wow…