But that's totally Bender's great-grandunit.
Buffy ,'Potential'
Natter 45: Smooth as Billy Dee Williams.
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.
Ugh. Back at work. No sleep on plane. So tired. Need coffee.
Jess needs a coffee I.V., stat.
The hivemind is so useful. Thanks to Lee, and everyone else who weighed in on the garlic prawns issue.
billytea, please don't serve the Wallybee garlic prunes. That could be a deal-breaker.
Erika, I think the letter was imortant because it means they are starting to feel like an honest to goddam community who are pulling together to prevent the high-and-mighty cocksucker Hearst from ruining that. Also, I think of the current powers that be are getting a taste of what it feels like to be treated as less than trash by someone more powerful, and aren't necessarily reacting the way they thought they would to that situation. I suspect, given the historical details concerning Hearst, that victory over him may be achieved, but not on the usual terms for Deadwood (the town or the show).
I'm not sure that makes any sense. Plus, I'm speaking from the ignorant perspective of someone who's only seen a random handfull of the first two seasons.
A confusing anti-global warming poster: [link]
It seems to imply that if global warming continues, the skies of large cities will be filled with flying cephalopods.
It seems to imply that if global warming continues, the skies of large cities will be filled with flying cephalopods.
In that case, bring it on!
That poster looks a little bit like the last episode of Angel, to me.
Oh, erika, DEADWOOD question of my own - do you think that Al's last harangue at Doc was his own inimitable way of telling Doc that he cares about him, and would miss him if he's gone?
It seems to imply that if global warming continues, the skies of large cities will be filled with flying cephalopods.
buys SUV, cranks up A/C
the skies of large cities will be filled with flying cephalopods.
I, for one, welcome our Cephalopod masters.