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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Having spent some time playing with the remote shooting option (wicked geeky cool!) I have come up with a photo or two that I think shows it off (and doesn't make me look too much... you know. like me). But I have nowhere to put said photos!
Oh, wait. Maybe I do. back in a mo.
Okay, I think this should work. Ranging from "this is what I look like at the end of the day" to "Hey, I look like my friend Erin from college! cool!" I have no idea what's wrong with my lips.
(I think it has a login space, but you don't have to log in. Just click on the picture.)
Emily, you are so very pretty.
Very nice pics, Emily!
There has got to be something more to this:
Movie funnyman Gene Wilder has hailed Johnny Depp as a "magical" choice to play Willy Wonka in upcoming film Charlie And The Chocolate Factory - weeks after attacking Depp's casting in the movie remake. Wilder, who played Wonka in the original 1971 Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, recently accused director Tim Burton of remaking the Roald Dahl fantasy for "pointless" financial gain. And despite complaining Depp would not be able to improve upon his portrayal of Wonka, Wilder has now declared Depp is the perfect choice for the film. He says, "If I were going to cast the movie, I would cast Johnny Depp as Willy Wonka because I think he is wonderful. Mysterious - always - and magical."
Oh, Plei, you old flattering flatterer.
Clearly a spell, ita.
Alibelle! I still need your address so I can send you your cell phone crown.
Perkins! I am clearly crazy, because I have been withholding my address from you in an attempt to force myself to do without my totally awesome crown until I send you the Reefer Madness cd I made you.
Mailing things is so hard, you know?
Timelies. I woke up from a dream where Buffy was fighting Scientologists in Los Angeles Santos. Considering my mental diet of the last few days, I guess that's not surprising.
So...if you've only ever gotten one bad (okay, mediocre) annual review in your entire professional career, and it was from someone that you'd earlier gone to higher management about and asked to not work for anymore, and then a year later, said higher management removes all managerial duties from your reviewer, saying that she's "not ready to supervise other employees" ... do you think you get that one un-good review stricken from your record?
it really is.
I do want the CD, so I guess your idea is a sound one.