Fashionistas! Here's a cool thing. The Victoria and Albert Museum in London had a big exhibit on fashion in Swinging London. At the related website they've got a Granada TV short documentary about Carnaby Street and King's Road from about '66 or '67. It shows all the famous boutiques like Granny Takes A Trip and Biba and I Was Lord Kitchener's Valet (where the Beatles and Hendrix bought those old hussar jackets).

If you've got Broadband or DSL you can See it here.

I want to marry that building!!! I am a total Art Deco freak!

quester, I know! They had a huge Art Deco exhibit here a few years ago. They recreated the entire lobby from a famous Parisian department store of the 30s in the museum. It was amazing.

At least she didn't go out on a fucking Stairmaster, bunk. My mother met her once and said that she was funny as hell, once Mom figured out what she said(Miz Molly being very Texas, of course) She used to be colleagues(?) with a friend of my parents'.

Mooninite online quote generator: [link]

Ignignokt: Our god is a god of vengeance. A god of hate. Err: A god of action! Ignignokt: Our god is an Indian who can turn into a wolf and- Err: Dude, that's Wolfen. Ignignokt: Yes, well Wolfen will come after you, with his razor.

This pornography is infinitely excellent, this dresser however is not. Torch the dresser, Meatwad. -Ignignokt

Alright, when I say your name, you say 'here.' And we will assume 'here' is short for 'here I am...rock you like a hurricane.' -Ignignokt

IDW Publishing goes where no comic publisher has gone before: putting out an edition of its upcoming Star Trek comic in Klingon. Star Trek: Klingons: Blood Will Tell is a new, five-part miniseries that will be available in a special 40-page Klingon-language edition, accompanied by the original script in English to aid translation, the publisher said. The comic, which debuts in April, will also be available in a 32-page English-language edition.

Set in the universe of the original Trek series, Star Trek: Klingons: Blood Will Tell comes from writer Scott Tipton (aided by his brother, David Tipton) and artist David Messina. The series takes incidents from familiar episodes of the original series and retells them from the Klingon point of view.

The first issue centers on an unsteady peace that breaks into full-scale war after a Klingon cruiser is destroyed by the Federation starship Enterprise. Issue two will examine the result of Montgomery Scott's beaming of thousands of tribbles onto a Klingon cruiser. Artist Joe Corroney will join Messina in providing variant covers for the series.

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Damn. Those Mooninite things are going for big bucks on eBay: [link]

One is going for $3,050.00 so far....

Hi!

I ran a personal essay writing workshop for parents of kidlets at my school tonight, and it was awesome! The only problem is that I didn't get home until 9:45 and have been too wired and bouncy to fall asleep. Pity about that 5:45 AM alarm. Real pity.

Anyone else up and about? Bueller?

I am, but probably not for long.

I'm here! I shouldn't be, but I am.

Hi! How are you two doing this fine evening?

bleeding, actually

(playing with Perkins the cat didn't work very well)