Ohh...

[darcydodo]

I'm also really evil. Or maybe just un-willpowered. I went with girlwithjournal to look for some DVDs she wanted today, and I ended up buying stupid amounts, for stupid amounts of money. On the plus side, they were (mostly) things I really wanted, and they were definitely all reasonably cheap, at least by some standard.

Lady Hawke - saw this once ages ago, liked it, and know someone else who loves it, so I feel I should watch it again. I can always give it to said friend as a present if I like it less well than I remember.
Highlander - the first movie, and the uncut version, which I've heard is really good. Besides, music by Queen. Something I just feel I ought to have.
Space Balls - since wolfemancs already owns this, I wasn't going to buy it until he moved out, but it was only $10, and I felt I couldn't pass it up.
Buffy: season 1 - we saw it in one store, and I said to myself, I'm not going to buy it unless it's under $20. We went into another store, and it was $19.95. So I kind of felt like I ought to buy it. I keep promises. To myself. Yiiie.
Much Ado About Nothing - one of my v. favoritest movies. I own it on tape, but I haven't got a tape player. This makes watching tapes a tad difficult. So when I saw it for $9.99, my remaining willpower (oh, sorry, maybe that was none) went flying out the window.

Why is good a mood, but not evil?

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[darcydodo]

Actually, having tried it: it doesn't work because the maximum character string for the mood is really short. So even if you can type it in and make it work in your client, it won't work once actually on lj.