I'm highly doubtful that I'll ever get any followers. But in the slim chance that I ever do, I would like to thank you all ahead of time. That said, I cannot currently think of anything important to say. So I guess I'll just ramble on some...
My husband has recently started watching
The Jersey Shore and
Teen Mom, dragging me into watching them as well in an attempt to find more shows we can watch together. The shows are okay enough, not like I'd ever watch them on my own. However when watching these shows, as well as many other shows on TV, I cannot help but think that the cast members all need some serious form of psychiatric help. First off they're all obviously attention seekers seeing as they've opted to air their lifes on national television. Second, some of the ways they act-react and the decisions they make seem questionable to me. Then again everyone knows reality shows are almost always scripted.
We've also started watching I Use to be Fat, a show I chose. Too bad you have to be a high school senior to do this show, as both my husband and I would enjoy receiving free personal trainers. The only down side would be all those damn cameras. But then again the intrusiveness of it all might very well be worth loosing an extra 30-40 pounds or so. It's only for a few months anyways.
Other shows I've been watching as of late are
Robin Hood (BBC)
, Black Butler, Spice & Wolf, Speed Grapher, Xenosaga, and
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood-all on Netflix. There are many more I intend to watch piled up on both my Instant Que and DVD Que. Man I love Netflix, I just wish they had more of the animes and Japanese movies/TV shows that I wanna watch. If I wish to watch any of Kenichi Matsuyama's stuff-which I DO-I'm forced to wait and take turns with my husband as to what comes in our DVD Que. To top it off most of those Matsu-Ken DVDs are on backlog! (Insert tirade of explicatives.)
Then there's my husband playing
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow on the 360. He seems to enjoy the game when he's not spouting venomous curse-words and insults, banging his fist against the wall or futon in an attempt to sedate his anger towards a particularly difficult boss fight. I think I might try it one day, though I still prefer Hector over Gabriel any day.
Speaking of bishounen, I've been reading
Kuroshitsuji Sebastian/OC romantic fanfiction online lately. Yet another Canon/OC pairing I have to add to my list of fanfic obsessions. The others being (in no particular order): L Lawliet, Sesshoumaru, Seto Kiba, Alistair Theirin, Grimmjow Jaggerjack, Draco Malfoy, Jacob Black, Spike/William the Bloody, Dante Sparda, Edward Elric, Kakashi Hatake, Soushi Asamoto, Sephiroth, Kuja, Kyoya Outori, Abel Nightroad, Sir Guy of Gisbourne, Kyle Trager, Lt. Comm. Data, Shinzon, Trunks Briefs, etc. Wowzers, I have a huge revers-harem on my hands! Guess I'll just have to add another expansion onto my dungeon. roflmfao.
Great googly moogly, that was a long rant! Well, I'm starting to get bored and tired. I think I'll either read more fanfics or shove my husband off the TV so I can finish up
Spice & Wolf.
In other news, I also recently watched an adorable Japanese movie, Rabbit Drop, on YouTube. I tried finding it on Amazon first, but it's not listed on the Englsih speaking site. So I was forced to settle for watching over the Internet on my monitor instead of on my sizably larger HGTV. Anyways, the movie has Kenichi Matsuyama (AKA: L in the live action Death Note movies) as one of the lead roles, so you know it has to be at least somewhat decent to watch by that fact alone. So if you like Matsu-Ken (Kenichi's childhood nickname), Japanese films, and don't subtitles, I'd HIGHLY recommend watching it. (See below.) 
