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Pacino the Wolf, which I found via the link to the Itool the Faun/Dobbin the Faun (Which I've had faved for a while and just revisited) video is sweet cakes dipped in awesome sauce.

Anywho. The library still doesn't have Exile, and while they got Brisinger in, I declined it since Mike's friend Frank gave him the hardcover. I can just read it when I get to Ohio.. which is happening in early June. Mike's coming down the 4th (Friday), and we're heading to the aiport that next Tuesday.

Sidenote: I'm about to find a way to rip the touchpad out of my laptop. I use a wireless mouse and while I type I think I keep bumping it, causing my cursor to jump all over the place and make me start typing in the middle of paragraphs and it's driving me nucking futs.

I really would like to reread George R.R. Martin's Song of Ice and Fire series, but it's so depressing. Characters that you love are constantly being split up and killed off (you get new ones to like and cheer for), so it's hard to open the first book, Game of Thrones, to page one where everyone is all happy and together (minus the second youngest child in the main family witnessing his father behead a criminal), knowing that isn't going to last five chapters*.

So instead, I plowed through Nekropolis (Tim Waggoner), Gamer Girl (Mari Mancusi), Monster Island (David Wellington), and the first book in the Legend of Drizzt, Homeland (R.A. Salvatore), all of which I've read before and now I'm eyeing Good Omens (Terry Pratchet/Neil Gaiman) which I've also read before. Oi.

I really don't know where I'm going with this post, I'm just bored, sorry.. Maybe I'll go run some heroics or pull out my tablet. Ha.

* The beheadings last though. They loved their rolling heads.