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05 September 2009 @ 09:55 am

What's the most-played song in your music library?


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Live Alone - Franz Ferdinand.

(And I should write a proper post instead of this writer's block things)

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Now playing: The Mountain Goats - Michael Myers Resplendent
via FoxyTunes   

 
 
Current Location: Nantes
 
 
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03 September 2009 @ 09:27 am

What is your biggest worry right now?


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University and their stupid habit of not telling us when and where is the meeting I'm supposed to attend on the 14th.

 
 
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14 August 2009 @ 12:53 pm

Has a stranger ever bought you a drink at a bar? And have you ever bought a drink for someone you didn't know?


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A friend and I made a sport out of it, when we were going out in straight Clubs ...
When drink was bought and half-drunk, the other one came "rescued" us, when it was a little bit too much, saying she needed us somwhere (preferably very far away).

Edit: But I've also got very nice people buying me drinks :-) ... And actually, that's always nice.

And I haven't. (booze is expensive, I keep my money to buy my drinks)
 
 
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05 August 2009 @ 06:54 pm

Post two truths and a lie about yourself as an answer to Writer's Block. Have people guess which is the lie in the comments.


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*LJ is working again ... YAY!*

Don't know whether there's gonna be people to play or not :-) But it really sounds like fun.

1 - I once had a chat with a presidential candidate.

2 - My biology teacher in my 3rd year of middle school happened to be my mother.

3 - My first boyfriend took me to Sin City on our very "first date" and I couldn't go in because I'd left my ID at home.

 
 
Current Location: Wiltshire, UK
Current Mood: amused
 
 
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Title: Ten (slightly stupid) uses for toilet paper.
Author: scolastik
Beta: [info]vicodinaddict0o 
Rating: PG
Spoilers: Until 511. (not using events which happened after this one)
Disclaimer: Everything is David Shore's property, and I'm just playing ;-)

Warning: (some serious stupid humor is required) None
N/A: Written for the [info]house_of_fanfic  contest, with no intention to win at all, just playing and having fun. Thanks for the feedback I got along the way.
Prompt was Cuddy: 274. 10 uses for toilet paper.

10 (slightly stupid) uses of toilet paper )
 
 
Current Location: Brighton
Current Mood: busy
 
 
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31 July 2009 @ 10:17 am
Title: Shoes etc.
Author: scolastik
Beta: [info]vicodinaddict0o 
Rating: R
Spoilers: Until 511
Disclaimer: Everything is David Shore's property, and I'm just playing ;-)

Warning: The scene which makes this fic R is the start of an agression, so just be warned
N/A: Written for the [info]house_of_fanfic  contest, with no intention to win at all, just playing and having fun. Thanks for the feedback I got along the way.
Prompt was Cuddy: Five great pairs of shoes she’s owned.


 
Shoes etc. )
 
 
Current Location: Brighton
Current Mood: uncomfortable
 
 
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Who is your favorite lady detective from movies, books, or TV?


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Fantômette ! And I don't think this has ever been translated into English.
Straight A student, athletic and big reader Françoise has also a secret identity. 

When needed she becomes Fantômette and chases vilains. 
She doesn't have superpowers except she's really really really clever ...

God I loved these books ! (though the serie technically stopped two years before I was born)


Bonus ! )

My favourite part of her costume? Her dagger!

 
 
Current Location: Wiltshire, UK
Current Mood: cheerful
 
 
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14 July 2009 @ 09:53 am
I got one of these emails by Amazon.fr, giving me ideas of what to buy ... what "they think I might be interested in"

Here:

I didn't know they were doing guides and I really wonder what's in there. Tips to get to the fanciest parties? Haute Couture addresses? Hilton reviews?
I'm apparently uncultivated because they've been around for quite a long time...

(Oh and I almost forgot, I think they proposed it to me because I looked for a French translation of the rough guide the other day.). 

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19 June 2009 @ 12:58 am
Title: Things we had to say
Author: scolastik
Beta: None. If I don't post it right away I would never do it.
Rating: PG-13
Pairing: House/Stacy
Spoilers: None
Disclaimer:  House MD and its character don't belong to me. But for once the -no so great- title does.

Summary: "Breaking up is never easy, I know but I have to go. Knowing me, Knowing you. It's the best I can do."

N/A: Well this is dedicated to anyone feeling like crap tonight. And especially to someone who I hope would know I'm talking about her.

She couldn't recall how long she had sat on this bed. )

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Now playing: The Mountain Goats - Sometimes I Still Feel The Bruise
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Current Location: Wiltshire, UK
Current Mood: sad
 
 
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04 June 2009 @ 11:03 am

What was your favorite fairy tale as a child?

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Oh this is MY question. Some of you will agree, it's better I ramble about fairy tales here than in endless conversation with you. 

I've always been kinda fairy tale obsessed, obsession which didn't fade when I had to studied the "Contes de la Mère L'Oye" (Charles Perrault) in my last year of high school. I'm obsessed by them but I also find them sexist and stupid in a lot of ways. I remember writing trashy versions of some of them. 

And the funny thing is, I've never really dreamt of a wedding or being a bride or anything.

My favourite one as a child?
It's really tight between "Diamonds and Toads" (Les Fées in French), and Donkeyskin (Peau d'âne in French) both by Charles Perrault. 

I think I fell in love with the first one because of the magnifiscient illustration in a book I used to read at my grandparents'. I like the second one because Donkeyskin was active and did things, she wasn't just waiting for the prince to find her, she's the who "kinda seduce" him.

This is for the happy ones. 
Because when I was 8 or 9 I discovered my mother's old book of fairy tales by Hans Christian Andersen.

And I fell in love with "The little Match girl", this one of the saddest bedtime story I've ever read. 


Anyway that will do. 
But before I  go back to serious things. (I'm so obsessed with fairy tales I have a full playlist about them in iTunes)

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Now playing: The Killers - A Dustland Fairytale
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Current Location: Nantes
Current Mood: sore
 
 
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31 May 2009 @ 01:40 am

How many languages do you speak?

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Well I speak French quite well (with all the it's my mother tongue thing). I speak a very broken English (I think you can tell by now).
I've got some pretty solid basis in German but never practising makes it hard to really speak it.

And after 3 years of studying Italian in High School I know practically nothing of the language xD.

 
 
Current Location: Nantes
Current Mood: blank
 
 
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What was your favorite subject in elementary or primary school? Does it have anything to do with your life now?


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I was a nerd in elementary school ... and everything was my favorite subject, except the Sport lesson (which I dreaded so much). 
But I guess what I really loved was the reading part ...
And as I'm still reading nowadays I guess it has something to do with my life.

Early in high school I became obsessed with Mathematics and Physics to the point I wanted to become an Astrophysician or something like this.  

Then I developped my crushes on English and History and one might say it has something to do with what I'm studying now. (Though Political Sciences can hardly be linked to anything you do in High School).

 
 
Current Location: Nantes
Current Mood: calm
Current Music: Run - Snow Patrol
 
 
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22 March 2009 @ 12:40 pm

Do you think people deserve second chances?

Submitted By [info]drea12301994


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I don't believe in the concept of second chances. 

To explain it simply, people I love the most, got a unlimited set of chances attached to my undying love.
No matter how badly they screw up, I'll always be there for them. And for me to turn my back on them they would have to completely cease to be themselves.

Bottom line is ... there're not many of them.

For the rest of the world I don't have expectations so generally they don't need a second chance because I don't care.

And if you're talking about crimes and such things I don't think individuals can judge what society hardly can.

EDIT : Plus, I'm always the one needing second chances ...

 
 
Current Location: Brussels, Home
Current Mood: calm
Current Music: Lowdown - My Morning Jacket
 
 
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12 March 2009 @ 12:52 pm

If you could jump in a time machine and travel back to any point in history, where would you go?

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1920's: Les Années Folles, as we called them in French, or for that matter Die Goldene Zwanziger.
Just before everything got screwed up and completely wrong ...
I think I would have love to be an American living in Berlin. Germany was the place to be at this time, despites the big problems due to Versailles' Treaty ...
Philosophy, Psychology, Political Science, Sociology ... Cinema, Theater everything was in German.

I think my crush on this specific point in history is somehow linked to my love for Marlene Dietrich

 
 
Current Location: Brussels, Home
Current Music: My Life - Billy Joel
 
 
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08 March 2009 @ 03:59 pm
Today is the International Women's day ... Not that I'm all for the concept. Like Men have all the other days let's give one to say it's bad discriminate against someone because of gender.

But Man!

I just spent 15 minutes reading a selection of the most misogynist remarks in French medias this year. And I'm utterly amazed/revolted by this.
God knows there were women in the light this year ... Hillary Clinton and Sarah Palin on an international view and some Ségolène Royal, Martine Aubry powerfight in a French point of view. 
I don't agree with most of these women, some of them I hate the image they're trying to give of themselves.
But I will never accept someone saying "Go back to your oven and children and let's men do men's jobs!". To be frank I sometimes forget there is such a thing as misogyny nowadays. I'd like to be able to say to my children if I ever have some "Misogyny? Yeah that's an old concept. Nobody thinks like this anymore"

But ...

I won't translate the article who made my blood run cold: but using words such as sow, boudin (= blood sausage, but in this context ugly woman), talking about the way one woman was drag into mud while refering to a human being is not OK, it should never be ok. 
I don't remenber reading an article about a man against whom the only accusations would have been his looks.

Maybe this is a French thing (as [info]scandaloussteph  suggested it last night), maybe not. But I'm just sick of it all, sick of having to fight twice as much when I want to propose my ideas than the average guy. Sick of seeing my ideas dismissed because I'm not as pretty as the girl next to me ... (who gave the same ideas, but happens to have long legs and cleavage to go with it).

To anyone who speaks French, I strongly advise you to go and read this thing. They classified the attacks by types, showing very clearly you can read articles without noticing the strong gender stereotypes they're using.

They gave the Oscar to Paris' Bishop...
Someone who dared say something like "The problem is to find educated women. The thing is not to wear a dress, it's to have a brain."
And yes there was a context to this sentence ... but even in context it's not justified ...


Oh and my favorite :
"Feminists are not only bossy women or frustrated bitch, they're also lesbians!"

So true to myself ... I'm going to ask this nice man, and what's the problem with that?

Anyway ... I apologize for this non-related to fandom post. But I just had to get this out of my system.
(and in a way, after my late conversation with [info]lauriestein  last night, I think some people in House fandom are really women haters, which is weird considering fandom is made of 99% of Female writers/fangirls/artists)

 
 
Current Location: Brussels, Home
Current Mood: angry
Current Music: The Canadian Dream - Sam Roberts
 
 
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08 March 2009 @ 04:36 am
(Title doesn't have anything to do with the title post => I was tired last night).

I'm playing with my computer because sleep just doesn't kicks in.
And here is the result:

Photobucket  Photobucket  Photobucket  Photobucket

These were a no-brainer ... But I had fun doing them.
Feel free to pick one, or to steal the idea if you can make them look better or have another idea.



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Current Location: Brussels, Home
Current Mood: amused
Current Music: Jonathan J En Hand i Himlen TSOA RMX - The Sound of Arrows
 
 
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07 March 2009 @ 10:12 am

What's the best compliment you've ever received?

Submitted By [info]krizzzie


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A few years ago, one of my closest friend answered the question "Why are you friend with me?" with such a powerful answer, I cried for a little bit.
Compliments don't usualy touch, because I might be too self-loathing to take them seriously but this time I just ... I wrote down what she told me, and I think I still have the piece of paper somewhere at my parent's house ...

Anyway I love people telling me I'm smart and brilliant it's always pleasant to know some people don't take you for a dumbass. I don't give it too much credit though. I have high standards to judge myself and nowhere near meeting them ...

Anyway this one was really fun to do.

 
 
Current Location: Brussels, Home
Current Music: Dangerous and Moving - t.A.T.u (listening to crappy music I know!)
 
 
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04 March 2009 @ 03:25 pm

Do you prefer texting or talking on the phone?


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I hate calling someone I don't know very well. I'm more comfortable texting but I do prefer the quick answer calling give you. And you're sure the person get your message.
The thing I hate is voice mail ...
Anyway I think text way more often than I call.


(ok now I'm off doing something productive)
 
 
Current Location: Brussels, University
Current Mood: okay
Current Music: Title and Registration - Death Cab for Cutie
 
 
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03 March 2009 @ 05:32 pm

You're packing your bag for that other desert island—the one with no electricity—what 5 books do you take with you?

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1- Les Liaisons Dangereuses, Laclos
2 - Politiques, Aristote (in case I find some other human being to start a new society)
3 - Orlando, Virginia Woolf
4 - Metamorphoses, Ovide (a lot to read and more entertaining than the Bible)
5 - La Bete Humaine, Emile Zola

I have to say: chosing only 5 is heartbreaking. I had twenty more at least.
 
 
Current Location: Brussels, a restaurant
Current Mood: bored
Current Music: BBC economic podcast
 
 
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02 March 2009 @ 09:07 am

You're packing your bag for that magical desert island that happens to have electricity, a TV, and a DVD player—what five DVDs do you take with you?


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- The Kid
- Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
- Goodbye Lenine
- The Hours
- The Great Dictator

 
 
Current Location: Brussels, Home
Current Mood: cold
Current Music: Have to explode - The Mountain Goats
 
 
 
 

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