Haha, thanks! I kinda miss the crazy colours sometimes. And Assassin, different is good! It's always fun seeing people doing "normal" things differently.
I've never tried Bundy.. I have to say, the Captain is my drink, I guess you can blame my partner for that though. I'm a big whisky man too, all kinds of it.. I'm not a big connoisseur, though I've tried a lot of different kinds. I'm just terrible with names! My friend and me had a whisky night last summer, all dressed up in suits and had a few different kinds of whisky to sip through the night. :D

I need to get some hair first.. :P Next time I shave my head I'm going to start leaving the mohawk. The inbetween time is always so annoying though..

Sounds good, I'll have to try it sometime if I can get my hands on it. It's dark rum, yes?
Heh, the friends I did it with are mostly pretty nerdy guys who mostly don't dress up fancy at all, but it was fun for that one night. I actually had to borrow most of the suit from my dad as well, as I don't even have my own.. didn't fit perfectly, but the fact I was wearing it was all that mattered. :P

Urgh, need to find motivation to start cleaning.. know any good cleaning songs?

Wow, that's pretty long for a year.. that gives me hope. :P I'm thinking about possibly dreading it when it's long enough, as I've got dreads in the back anyway and I've seen a few people with a.. err.. dread-hawk? and I think it looks pretty cool. But I'll probably have to wait a good while before I can do that, wouldn't want to get dreads when it's short and have them all.. sticky-uppy.

Oh, just dark rum as opposed to white rum.. Captain Morgan, for example, is dark rum, as it's a golden-brown colour, while shit like Bacardi is usually clear liquid. Dark rum = infinitely better!

Wow. I don't think I have, or would ever spend that much money on clothes. :| I usually only shop at charity shops. Actually, I've got an army jacket I can't remember how much I spent on, but I don't think it was more than $300, and that's by far my most expensive piece of clothing.

To keep this on-topic, here's a picture of it! (Also massive swings with pretty girls in dresses, har har..)

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I ended up just listening to an audiobook actually.. I wanted to listen to Harry Potter, because I want to re-read the last book before the last film comes out (and also because Stephen Fry's voice is just perfect for concentrating.. or anything at all, actually!) but I couldn't find them on any of my hard drives. :C So I just listened to Hitchhiker's Guide instead, which worked fine too.

Haha yeah, Bacardi is pretty weak, and just doesn't taste nearly as good! And that's a really nice suit, if I was a person who ever actually wore suits I would probably me one (cheap one though!) as they are nice things to have. But as it is, it's not really worth it at all. :P

Ahh New Rocks.. I think for shoes it can be a different matter, because if you buy nice shoes that will last for a long time, it is worth spending some money on. I've only ever had one pair of New Rocks, they were a bit pricy but not ridiculous - thankfully, as they were a bit too small so I ended up not wearing them for very long. I think they're still gathering dust in my parents' garage.. I bought a pair of leather boots last year four about £5, but they were used and pretty much fell apart a few months later.. I actually tried having them fixed as I really, really liked them, which ended up costing three times the original price.. and then they just fell apart again. -_____-

Yeah, it's definitely a winter jacket. Made to keep you warm! I think it's Scottish cavalry, if I remember correctly?

Hehe, Hitchhiker's Guide is a bit confusing, it's true. Which is why I quite like just listening to the radio play, because even if I'm not paying full attention, I won't be any less confused about what's happening than if I had been. :lol: But it's worth it just for the pure silliness of it! If you like listening to stories, I'd recommend the radio play, it's pretty good. Or getting smaller copies of each book if you can, instead of the massive collection of all of them. I understand the last one was written by a different author after Douglas Adams' (the original author's) death, but that it's actually pretty good and true to the original style, so I'm curious.. I've only ever read the first actual book, so I might try to get my hands on the other ones as they're apparently pretty different from the radio play.