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Since buying a new laptop for use at university, I've been going through my current computer in an attempt to work out which files I'll need to transfer and what exactly I have lurking in various murky corners of my hard drive. (And on that note, does anyone have experience of transferring Sims 2 files from one drive to another? Because yeah... I'm worried. :noes:) At some point  during my exploration, I rediscovered this meme, which I think I stole off Maru-Light (https://www.deviantart.com/maru-light) and anda-chan (https://www.deviantart.com/anda-chan) back in the day. It's very old now but hey - I probably spent a while answering it, and it's been ages since I updated my journal, so here. Enjoy. How did y

I'll admit it. I'm a whore for merchandise. I'm at my most capitalistic when I'm at a convention or in Tokyo Toys or somewhere similar, squealing over t-shirts and mugs and keyrings and figurines and posters and all that fun stuff. I don't collect things exactly, but it brings me a certain amount of satisfaction to amass these sorts of belongings. However, in my journeys through the dark underbelly of the internet, I have inevitably discovered a good deal of truly bizarre merchandise. Granted, almost all of these items are unofficial. But the fact remains that someone, somewhere, has decided to market them as merchandise, presumably in the be

As some of you know, I spent the last few days living in Oxford University, being interviewed as part of the application process. Naturally, one cannot spend any time in such a hub of academia without accumulating a vast array of new knowledge, and so I have decided to make this journal in the hopes of sharing some of it with you. And so, without further ado: - Cobbled streets are unkind to wheeled suitcases. - If I go to Oxford, I will lose weight, because it's like a starvation camp over there. - The staircases in Merton college are rather old and mostly made of stone. - It is therefore possible to fall up them as well as down. - The c