Perfect.

If anyone ever asks you "What sort of a sense of humour does Andrew Root have?" then this is your answer. This is the mind-blowingest, funniest thing I have ever seen (specifically from 2:30 in):

This whole ethos is one I can get behind

An appropriate response.

Andrew is reading Shakespeare, sucka! says: (11:20:15 PM)
Want to hear about my crazy week next week?

Sam says: (11:20:41 PM)
yes!

Sam says: (11:20:45 PM)
tell me

Andrew is reading Shakespeare, sucka! says: (11:21:31 PM)
OK, so it all goes down on Wednesday when I work from 11:30 - 7:30. Then I hop in a car and drive up to your town!

Andrew is reading Shakespeare, sucka! says: (11:21:49 PM)
I sleep for a few hours, then wake up at about 6:30 and begin to help my sister move to her new house

Andrew is reading Shakespeare, sucka! says: (11:22:19 PM)
At 2:30 I have to leave and drive down to Toronto to pick my dad up from the airport at 7:30.

Sam says: (11:22:27 PM)
woah this is crazy already

Andrew is reading Shakespeare, sucka! says: (11:22:43 PM)
We then drive back to Ptbo and arrive somewhere in the 10 - 11 range.

Andrew is reading Shakespeare, sucka! says: (11:23:09 PM)
I go to sleep, and wake up at 6:30 to drive to St. Catharines to help my brother move into his new house

Andrew is reading Shakespeare, sucka! says: (11:23:43 PM)
We work until that's done at which point I drive back to Ptbo in time to work the next day at 11:30

Andrew is reading Shakespeare, sucka! says: (11:23:49 PM)
..if I don't die.

Sam says: (11:25:07 PM)
wow

Sam says: (11:25:14 PM)
may the force be with you

Andrew Root vs. Scott Pilgrim vs. The World

I said (to Liz) a while back that Scott Pilgrim vs. the World will likely be the best movie I've ever seen or a major major disappointment. Nevertheless, I can't help but be very very excited about this film. So much so that I've used the same word twice twice to underline my excitement in every sentence so far!

I love Edgar Wright. I've been watching "Spaced" recently, and I can't get enough of his kinetic, referential style of directing. Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz were epic movie experiences, and I really need to see them again. My one major regret this year has been to find out that I could have attended a Spaced marathon in Toronto with Edgar Wright live in person, and I only learned of its existence 2 days after it had finished. BLAST!

Either way, I am caught up on the Scott Pilgrim series of books, and they are so good. I fear that I am falling hard for yet another fictional character. Ramona V. Flowers... why can't girls like you exist in my life?

THE PLAN: The day that Scott Pilgrim debuts, host an Edgar Wright film fest.

To find out more, go here!

To Do:

Plan for the rest of the day:

Drown myself in Metric.

Mmmmily Haines.