Abracadabra

^^^^:awesome: Godspeed You! Black Emperor - "We Drift Like Worried Fire"

Burial - "Truant"

A big improvement and very much needed, more excited about changes concerning the forum, though, hopefully these will take place soon :nice:

^ Or else we shall no longer call ourselves their faithful admirers :dozey:

(Haha, I stopped thinking in French when Coldplaying came to my mind, I think I would've used 'au' instead of sur, but it would've been proved wrong, obviously. Merci beaucoup pour ta correction, Coeurli. :nice:)

"The Steward of Gondor" from LOTR soundtrack

Hi *waves back* Have a nice time here, don't you shy away from posting!

Not to be a downer, but that proved to be one of the most difficult things I have ever attempted using my brain.

Somebody tell the authorities to remove this indecency of a banner from a shrine that is Coldplaying.com

Le temps passe vite ici on Coldplaying :angry: Mes devoirs attendent. Somebody correct this horror, please. :sweatdrop:

Actually, once I had a cow stepping on my foot. Now that hurt. /another not so cool story

As prevention is always better than cure, try to figure out if there is something that could provoke this disturbance (something about your bed or your room, or something that's been on your mind lately) and then consult your doctor if necessary. For instance, I've replaced my mattress recently and it put a stop to my misery at once. Maybe a trifle like that is the cause. Not that melatonin will do you any harm (when adequately administered, that is) but maybe you know the solution yourself.

This is old.

The Antlers - "Sylvia"

^^ That's soon :awesome:

Beach House - "Other People"

Bon Iver - "Calgary"

Thanks

Warpaint - "Undertow"

Sharon Van Etten - "Kevin's"

Merlin :blush:

Simon & Garfunkel - "Bridge Over Troubled Water"

Dirty Projectors - "Swing Lo Magellan"

Okay, I might be doing it injustice by saying it's utterly boring, but is it really a good idea to sweep through an enormous book like ASOS just because you're feeling impatient to read another book which you have been through a hundred times? Not to mention that ASOS is probably the most interesting part of ASOIAF and it would be such a shame to miss any of it. I do like Tolkien and value LOTR above any book of GRRM's but I wouldn't just ditch that book in question in order to re-read the Hobbit.

^ That's verging on criminal, misus. The Hobbit is nowhere near as interesting as "A Storm Of Swords", imo, except maybe for that part where the dwarves deal with Smaug and a few mishaps in the forest of Mirkwood. I'm glad I read the book before the movie came out because I'd probably die of boredom reading it now.