janine

Yup, but not everybody is as proficient at being disgustingly sycophantic as certain other people. Sozza. Anyway, care, they don't exist anymore.

I like the first one best.

You live in Brainville' date=' yet you can't even spell wittiest. Good going. Anyway. It wasn't supposed to be witty, No Comply are, no, [i']were, complete trash. The fact they played the Warped Tour probably backs me up here.

You must be living in ecstasy.

Oh, lovely!

Material Girl by Madonna, Golddigger by Kanye West.

One of the UK's finest? That's the funniest thing I've heard all day.

Actually' date=' why shouldn't I? He asked who was going to Denmark to see Tool, and I replied that I wasn't. You just can't help yourself, can you. I know exactly how musically talented they are, they just bore me nearly to the point of no return. Pretty reminiscent of most things you post, really.

Well, I'm going to Roskilde...but definitely not for Tool.

Only joking sweetums.

You took the words straight out of my mouth.

I think this part applies most.

How, exactly, can you be in third year and still not know how your degree programme works? The mind boggles, it really does. I think you should fail on that alone.

No, really.

That would make sense. It was so much worse in the cinema though. To be superficial, I do love Sanna Brading's hair in the film...

Now you're seeing sense!

You're not wrong there.

What...? She looks about 13 years old. And she played Rosie in the Sleepover Club.

I used to watch it religiously, and pretty much made something off of it every two days or so. I think I may even still have my videos. Oh me.

It's nothing on Moodysson's other films, and pretty gross in parts, but I think it's okay. I think the feeling you get of wondering why the hell he bothered making it is matched by wondering what the point of the characters lives are. That's what it felt like to me anyway. Plus, it always made me laugh because the creepy son with the flipper hand always reminded me of Calum (Haigyman). Hahaha...Yeah. But God, Lilya-4-Ever is the most upsetting film I've ever seen.

Nouvelle Vague and Placebo.