I will say, I don't know who the Silver Surfer is, or what he's supposed to look like, but as soon as I saw that costume, I understood that's who he was supposed to be!
Natter 70: Hookers and Blow
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.
Also, my opinions on cosplay may be suspect, because the Infamous BlueJay has informed me that we're doing to do a gender-flipped version of the Fabulous Killjoys incarnation of MCR. She's promised she'll make a Jilli-appropriate (i.e. skirts and petticoats) version of Gerard's outfit. I have no idea how that will work, but okay.
What horrifying things are you saying about the classic rock?
Mostly how I don't like The Beatles much, and reminiscing about stuff the songs remind me of. And the occasional factoid.
Booyah. I got yer panel right here and I'm totes going to make that gag on tumblr in a sec. AND TAKE ALL THE CREDITS.
Thiefy thief!
He's such a tease...
I'm not normally a butt person, but he does have a nice ass. And he is a wee tiny man.
You can always tell the tourists, though, because they tend to follow the rules.
Ha! It's the opposite in LA. We have such a huge volume of traffic that jaywalking actually gets ticketed (often), and I had to re-train my East Coast self to only only ONLY cross when I'm supposed to. I get so very pissed (and mutter "tourists!" disgustedly under my breath) when someone crosses against the light.
I have to say, overall, there's a lot less nastiness and honking driving in SoCal than in New England and New York. You have to drive assertively, but there's a kind of grim communion among the drivers -- the only time anyone honks is when someone is really being an asshole or is completely oblivious.
It's the opposite in LA. We have such a huge volume of traffic that jaywalking actually gets ticketed (often), and I had to re-train my East Coast self to only only ONLY cross when I'm supposed to.
I'll never forget at the DC F2F, heading back to the hotel from the Air & Space Museum. We got to Constitution Ave, and like clockwork, everyone from the Northeast looked both ways and kept walking while everyone from California stayed patiently on the curb waiting for the light to change. I think that was the first time I'd heard that jaywalking tickets were a real thing.
omg - the puppy sleeping on his back is dreaming and twitchy and I need to have him here!!
Jessica, exactly! I have to adapt now for where I am -- back East, cross whenever. Here? Wait.
The parks department here in Brooklyn are trying to train people in Prospect Park to obey the lights at crosswalks because there have been so many bike/pedestrian accidents, but it's a loooooooooooooooooong process.
At the risk of sounding like Bill Maher: New Rule: You don't get to make laws about things till you can say the words for them out loud.