Oy, Burrell. I hope it eases up, at least for a while.

Kat, I think I need to borrow your Alias dvds this weekend.

Kristen, we're taping last week too because Weiss was so wonderful.

Also, is next week, Episode 5 because if it is, I am very scared and sad and afraid. I don't want anyone to die.

Oh Burrell, discomfort is of the suck! But there is an end in sight!

Alias, remember?

Yes, yes. I should know better. I didn't really think there would be any continuity but I felt obligated to make a token inquiry in case JJ switched to a new! improved! brand of crack. Now with arc-y goodness and marginal amounts of sense making.

But if you want a copy of last week, we can make it be so.

You guys are the bestest!

I wish I had something interesting to trade...I don't supposed you're interested in 6 episodes of American Justice? Um...all the episodes to date of Project Runway?

Okay, I cry like crazy. I'll cry at a stiff wind. At commercials. I cry every time I watch Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, and Animal Precinct. I cry at movies. I cried at Titanic-- though at the part where the old couple is in the bed, and then the mom is reciting Winken, Blinken, and Nod-- not at the Rose and Jack parts. And yet, sometimes, if everyone else is crying, I get kind of contrary, and I don't cry. Very weird.

Man. I

Back. Off. All of you. He's mine, and we're very happy together.

Alibelle, you're welcome to Vartan. I just want Vaughn (it's a fine distinction but an important one).

I wish I had something interesting to trade...I don't supposed you're interested in 6 episodes of American Justice? Um...all the episodes to date of Project Runway?

Um. no. thanks though!

I'm so sorry you're uncomfortable, Burrell. That bites. But at least you get a nifty prize once it's all over.

Also... I kind of liked Point Pleasant. But I haven't seen the first half hour yet. I mean, it wasn't spectacular, but it was also a pilot. They tend to not wow me.

Ugh. Thanks Kat and Lee [and Alibelle]. I think I just need to go to bed. bleh.

DH was watching some insipid commentary on genocide. I found it depressing to hear well-meaning people mouthing lame platitudes like "Is genocide a 20th century phenomenon?" and--worse--"This is a global world now." WTF?

Yeah. That's what I figured.

Though the last episode where the guy's wife dies and everyone in town is like, "huh? he had a wife? No one's seen her in 20 years!" was really good.

"This is a global world now." WTF?

It used to be flat and linear. Didn't you know?