We watched up to the ep where Arthur had been valiantly trying to get laid, and The Tick was utterly baffled and deeply wounded that Arthur wanted to "fight crime" with some chick.

Bless.

Presently watching Dodgeball, though.

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I like it quite a lot, but I prefer Men With Brooms; less heavy-handed with the humour, more hotness. OTOH, Dodgeball stars Alan Tudyk as The Dread Pirate Steve, which gets it a shedload of housepoints, and then there are the cameos, which are comedy gold. But - not Canada, and not Paul Gross, and no hot brunettes. And one doesn't actually give a crap about the characters (...er, except Dread Pirate Steve) because it's all so consciously Movie By Numbers. Um. So, yeah - prefer Men with Brooms. But this is still fun.

Oh, in the live action version I am ALL ABOUT Bat Manuel.

Teppy is so me in this regard.

So nice to wake up from a nice, long nap with a honkin' migraine. Currently eating chocolate to make it go away.

My brother is apparently still bitter that he was driving when he and his best mate got pulled over...celebrating Wednesday, or something(Something he did that could still piss me off if I thought about it, because I know too many Afters, actually.He has changed a lot though so I've tried to let it go and forgive him on it,but he sometimes doesn't make it easy.) and so he doesn't trust that there are loyal friends.

Presently watching Dodgeball, though.

It's not as funny as I wanted it to be, though Stephen Root is, always, screamingly funny.

And I *still* find the "If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball" scene too fucking funny, mostly b/c of the sheer Three Stooges-ness of the cutie getting dropped by the wrench that Rip Torn wings at his head.

And I *still* find the "If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball" scene too fucking funny, mostly b/c of the sheer Three Stooges-ness of the cutie getting dropped by the wrench that Rip Torn wings at his head.

The DVD extras include an entire short of that kid goofing, which I cannot watch without crying from the laughter. Funny man.

The DVD extras include an entire short of that kid goofing, which I cannot watch without crying from the laughter. Funny man.

I know! I think I watched that extra maybe 3 times!

I had no idea:

A Prairie Home Companion, the movie

It comes out June 9th.

Gah. Can someone tell me a good way to let my best friend know that I really, really don't want her to bring her camera with her when she comes to visit. Because if she does, she'll spend hours taking photos of minutia while I stand there cooling my heels. It makes me seriously dread going to any touristy-type location with her.

Sparing that, is there any good way of letting her know that while photography is a fascinating hobby for the photographer, it's dull as dirt for those who are waiting for the photographer?

Um... "I want to spent time with you but if you're attention is on your viewfinder, it's hard to actually get you attention."

"I'd like you to focus your time on us hanging out, rather than whatever's in your viewfinder."