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• uh ... symphony band (which we didn't get into on talent, but the fact that we have a school-owned instrument large enough to kill the director with)
Anime Fan Since
• January 8th, 2003. I discovered Inuyasha that day.
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• Witch Hunter Robin, Azumanga Daioh, Ayashi no Ceres, Alice 19th, Inuyasha, Dragon Knights, Clover, Fushigi Yugi, Cowboy Bebop, Fruits Basket, Rurouni Kenshin, .hack//SIGN, Yuyu Hakusho, Trigun, Full Metal Alchemist, Ghost in the Shell
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myOtaku.com: Celtic Rune


Sunday, May 14, 2006

Have you ever actually been in A.C. Moore?
If you haven't because you don't know what it is, it's a craft supplies chain that sells more craft stuff than Daisy and Brownie leaders could ever know what to do with.

If you haven't because you think that it is a freakishly huge emporium of useless craft supplies that only loonies would buy, you may never understand the allure of this place.

Because I don't understand that store at all, and I cannot go in without buying something.

It's just a disturbingly addictive store. You know how they set up stores so that you have to walk past junk you might accidentally pick up and buy on a whim to get to what you want? I don't think A.C. Moore does, but it feels like that.

I don't scrapbook, and I pick up letter stickers and pages. I almost never have time for origami anymore, and I pick up paper. I spent all of my pocket money on fluffy yarn last time, and I can only knit in the sense that I can make scarves of one style with one stitch and need someone else to cast on.

I don't know what that store does, but there is something fishy about it.
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