'Out Of Gas'
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.
I am also about three episodes in on Night Vale, and think it's wonderful. I also think it sounds like a lot of stuff that my friends and I have come up with over the years, and why haven't we done a podcast yet, oh right, free time.
EVERYONE WATCH HANNIBAL. JOIN US. There may be snacks! Just don't ask what the snacks are made of.
Jilli, it is not on Netflix, and only the last 3 eps are on Hulu. I object.
Where do I find this Night Vale podcast? I get all my podcasts from iTunes, I'm sorry to say. It's just easier!
Also, Shrift has a great haircut!
I tried to make an appointment for a haircut because I have an interview on Wednesday, and my stylist texted back that she broke her leg last week and won't be cutting hair for a while. Yikes!
I think it's on iTunes.
Jilli, it is not on Netflix, and only the last 3 eps are on Hulu. I object.
The full season is on Amazon Instant Video.
Welcome to Night Vale is available on iTunes. I've been listening to it on the bus rides home from work.
I don't think I'm willing to spend $2 and ep.
Nice cut, shrift!
A shoe store that closed up in the 1960s without getting rid of the inventory. Nobody's been in there for over 40 years. What amazes me is how many of those shoes you could wear today, with no comment at all. They look great!
That is AMAZING. I would be more interested in the actual shoes if I thought there were any chance they would have my size. (It's great now, but in the 80s I would literally ask to see everything in a size 10, and then filter for age-appropriateness.)
and the Hooded Figures, but we don't talk about them
If you see something, say nothing. And drink to forget.
ALL HAIL THE GLOW CLOUD.
Also my mother also thanks you a million for the massage today! It was real nice. Too bad there were transit shenanigans so we didn't have time for a drink after.
A shoe store that closed up in the 1960s without getting rid of the inventory. Nobody's been in there for over 40 years. What amazes me is how many of those shoes you could wear today, with no comment at all. They look great!
I dont' really understand how that happens, either. I mean...even if your family owns the store, are they just paying the mortgage/taxes on behalf of great-aunt for 40 years until she dies and THEN dealing with it?