What time was Bones on last night? I forgot to watch, but I think it conflicts with FNL, which wins because I can't get it on iTunes, and well...it's FNL.

well...it's FNL.

I suck. I was actually home to watch it last night, but I didn't wake up until 8:15. I shall watch it via the interpipe tonight, right before Supernatural. Two hours of pretty boy pain!

For me, snow falling and actually sticking to the ground rather than vaporizing instantly is fun.

Also, fond of it because the vast majority of the fucktards who are normally in my way on the roads in Arkansas opt to huddle in their bomb shelters paralyzed with fear by the DEATH SNOW FROM ABOVE!!!1! instead. It's just savvy capable divers and the occasional lunatic on the roads now, and I'm comfortable among either group.

Two hours of pretty boy pain!

So much pain , and so much pretty! I want the full set of Panther boys.

Happy Birthday Olivia!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY OLIVIA! You lovely baby, you!

I am torn between amusement and horror at how a locked door can send the average human into a tailspain of bitchy entitlement.

I'd be pissed, too, if my whole city was effectively shut down for a day

...yeah, not so much. Now, if you were a daytripper from Swampscott hoping to get into the city at 10am, yeah, because you'd have sat in traffic in Everett to hell and gone, but, yeah. Whole city, shockingly, continued to function.

I'm not sure they can prosecute Turner Broadcasting for anything but, like, vandalism (is that what you call putting up posters where it's not allowed?). I think there might be some extralegal flagellations, however, along the lines of a big "voluntary" donation to the city firefighters' fund, or something. I haven't heard anything about an executive falling on his sword -- isn't that traditional about now?

I haven't heard anything about an executive falling on his sword -- isn't that traditional about now?

I thought I read in the news that the exec responsible was "out of the country." I expect to be reading of his entry into rehab or a shocking confession of child abuse--it seems to work for politicians and various Miss USA's.

I thought I read in the news that the exec responsible was "out of the country."

That's of the marketing firm Turner hired. No one at Turner seems to really be taking responsibility.

Two things.

1) Aww. People are calling in to our local Public Radio Station's pledge drive with donations in Molly Ivins's name.

2) Can we have customer service lessons for customers/clients/guests? Stuff like "Please do not continue to say 'Excuse me!' while I am on the phone or typing. When I am able to ask what you need, do not take that as an invitation to walk into my office and hover over my desk so that I have to scramble to make sure I'm not exposing anyone's confidential information."