Today, I am a bunch of stuff, the result of a lot of experiences that I've lived throughout many occasions and situations with plenty of people in several places all over.
I'm still extremely loveable, though... and yet very coy, albeit highly candid. I'm a walking contradiction and a living, breathing paradox.
P.S.: a word of advice, "expect the best, be prepared for the worst, fuck what others think and do your own thing".
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“Impossible loves. I am very much afraid they can become an addiction”
Paolo & Lucrezia
Am I the only one who read it too quickly as “Impossible Lobes” on the edited image, then instantly checked their ears and went all Ezio about it, like: “Wait… I don’t get it”?… LMFAO
I don’t know about you guys, but my personal view and headcanon for this ‘new’ interaction with the Animus is: we are, secretly, an Assassin agent posing as an Abstergo Industry’s employee to get access to the new Animus technology within the Templar Company.
And I actually hope this might be in fact the modern-day storyline Ubisoft is going for with this instalment.
Ok, request sent. Now I sit here and wait impatiently for the activation key to be received.
Playing Assassins Creed 3 and as part of the plot I visit the Green Dragon, as an Australian its political significance has never been something I’ve paid attention to, as a Tolkien fan I instantly started singing “You can have your fancy ales / you can drink them by the flagon / but the only brew for the brave and true / comes from the Green Dragon!”
I thought I was the only one. \o/
I like Sam Winchester because he’s courageous, and he’s strong. Really strong.
I think to have things you don’t want to do, but to rise up and meet them, takes a lot...
When she sat down to read at the end, I cried. Haven’t done that over Supernatural in a long time. Then again, few authors could have pushed my...
