Potter’s end leaves Radcliffe in tears

Humidity and jet lag.

Image by Profound Whatever
This is me at this very moment, reporting from Hawaii, where the climate does strange things to my hair.

The rules, apparently, are: if you are one of the ten people tagged in this photo then you have to (or are encouraged to) upload a photo, include ten facts about yourself in the decsription, and then tag 10 more people in your photo, and so on, like a big cumbersome chain letter.

1. I broke my arm on a Razor scooter in seventh grade and now when I bend my wrist the bone pushes up against the skin like the chestburster in Alien. Ask me and I’ll show you; it’s lovely.

2. I’ve got something of an encyclopedic knowledge of movies, and I keep a list of every movie I’ve seen since July 2001.

3. For reasons I can’t explain, I’ve memorized the opening monologue to the movie Swordfish.

4. There’s nothing I hate more than feeling like a tourist.

5. I’ve been on the floor of the House of Representatives.

6. I drive a 2000 Prius with 185,000 miles on it, and it runs like brand new.

7. I will never buy an iPhone.

8. My favorite movie is In Bruges and I will recite quotes until we’re all ill.

9. I’ve registered a script with the Writers Guild of America.

10. I once stretched “The Aristocrats” joke to forty-five minutes while driving to L.A. I felt rather proud of that.

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