'Serenity'
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.
Then again, listening and hugging and smiling counts too. I shouldn't rule out me being able to do that for others just because I'm so needy of it myself.
This is an important thing to remember (for all of us, I imagine, not just you). And fwiw, finally meeting you at paperdol's reading was wonderful. You are a lovely person and very good at making others feel special.
very good at making others feel special
Oh my! That's such a nice thing to say, and I'm pretty confident I've never gotten that compliment before. I've been criminally lame in not crossing paths with you before, and maybe now that's been accomplished the next time won't be as long coming.
I'm pretty confident I've never gotten that compliment before.
Hee. Maybe it was the Percocet.
maybe now that's been accomplished the next time won't be as long coming.
I hope so!
Is there an actual matchmaker.com?
Maybe it was the Percocet.
I have to say--both pain and narcotics make for a very chatty me. Different sorts of chatty, but still. From what I hear alcohol just makes me brash and belligerent. Which totally doesn't sound plausible. Li'l ole me?
Is there an actual matchmaker.com?
Online Dating, Singles, and Personals at Matchmaker.com. I wonder how much of an uptick in traffic (I'd say if at all, but I just went and looked them up, so at least one) the episode will result in.
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Kinda random Fullmetal Alchemist question: I just finished disc 9, and I don't remember the name of the character--
Dr. Tucker or something whose face is on upside down.
Where did he come from? I don't remember him from before.
Happy belated birthday to Nutty!
In other fun-videos-to-watch, there's this one of the late great Madeleine Kahn singing Sondheim. I have this on CD (the 1992 tribute concert at Carnegie Hall), and it's one of my favorite songs on the album.
For evocative titles (and speaking of Harlan Ellison), I always found his titles "I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream" and "'Repent, Harlequin!' Said the Tick-Tock Man" great titles.
For evocative titles (and speaking of Harlan Ellison), I always found his titles "I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream" and "'Repent, Harlequin!' Said the Tick-Tock Man" great titles.
Oooh, good choices.
I took a class from a guy who'd published a book of poetry called "The Stillness of the World Before Bach."
t looks at clock
Still Monday. Still morning. Not happy.
Still morning.
Drown it in coffee until it dies.