'Objects In Space'
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.
Last night's House was fab. (Well, the B-plot. The A-plot, whatever.) I was torn between thinking damn, Hugh Laurie must really hate working in American television and looking for the twist.
I have to say, I'd probably lie to get a cool toy implanted in MY head if I could, too.
Tommy -- I like the Evanston library. I usually went there instead of my local branch of the CPL when I lived in Rogers Park.
And look! A rare wetlands bird is rediscovered in Thailand!
The A-plot, whatever
Well it did show that Dave Matthews would be better off with half his brain removed.
House: I figured he was running a scam, but couldn't figure out why. Especially why he 'caved' to Cameron and told her how his lab samples were labeled rather than just going ahead with her drawing blood.
I want to go back and watch the scenes with the Ducklings over again, to see if House was ever directly lying to them, or just letting them conclude he had cancer and not correcting them.
House: If nothing else that ep confirmed that my contempt for Cameron is justified. Her kink for dying men is icky, and I don't blame House for being skeeved. I get the feeling he'd do her if he thought he could get away with it, but if he wanted a good time he'd go see if Cuddy was available.
Poor broken up Chase!
Good ep, though. I love me some House.
I just thought I'd get it out there for sarameg early. And also, it sucks.
Heee! And yep. It's that crap. Falling from the sky.
In Albert Einstein's last will and testament, there is a very unique clause which most folks don't know about. He lovingly and optimistically requested that a plush version of his unique visage and form be created so that scientists and geniuses all over the world could have a replica of him to hug and enjoy. We are honored to take a moment of silence and honor this last request of one of the most respected and important minds of the 20th century. [insert silence here]
Hey, Brenda! I have a DVD for you.
In sometimes-the-world-is-small news, I opened the paper this morning to discover that Baltimore county hired as an associate superintendent the woman that my mom's school district fired as superintendent in January. Crazy.
t pokes Natter with a stick