Save Us Up There.

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I officially believe that technology hates me. All forms. My phone likes to screw me (and not the satisfactory way), my computer likes to kick me where it really pains, and television... will let's just say two of my favorite channels just magically disappeared off the screen. It's like I have the "King Midas" touch. Only everything that I touch turn to @#$#.
Reason for my pissy mood today? My computer crashed... for the umpteenth time. So now I'm using my lousy laptop. And I just recieved news from good ol' pops that all my files are lost from the backup disk. GREAT WAY TO START UP THE NEW YEAR.

On a happier note, I saw Sherlock Holmes on Christmas day! My friend and I went to the mall in hopes that at least some shops were open. Nope! (Remember that I have sh--iest luck ever wished upon anybody.) Thankfully, we went to buy our tickets early. Well, we arrived at the mall at 10 in the morning... there really was nothing to do for 5 more hours. I think this is my first time watching a movie on opening day. It really was quite exciting. It probably was my friend's luck and not mine, because once we exited out of the movie (which was AWESOME by the way, Robert Downey Jr. is gorgeous for a man whatever age he's in) there was a line that stretched from the entrance back to the entrance again just to watch Robert Downey Jr.'s six-pack abs.

P.S. Robert Downey Jr. deserves an Academy, an Oscar, a Golden Globe, or something for his amazing portrayal of the most famous detective in history. And he and Jude Law should win some award for the Best Chemistry. The funny quips between the two is worth the (effing) $7.50 movie ticket.