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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I'm not an obsessive Apple follower (no, really) so I was a little surprised when Tim Cook came out. Was that widely known?
It will be the best day when people don't feel that have to talk about their sexuality in interviews. Also, didn't have any notion one way or the other. I don't really follow Apple either. Although I think they have some cool stuff.
Candy Corn fangs! Woo! I need to get me some of those.
I do follow Apple, and I thought that it was a pretty open secret at this point.
Yeah, there was a thing a few months ago where some other high-ranking corporate type came out, and people on CNN (MSNBC? One of those) were talking about it, and started saying, "Are there any other out CEOs?" and one of the guys said, "Well, Tim Cook at Apple," and then there was an awkward pause, and one of the other people informed him, "Um, he's not publicly out," and the first guy was like, "Really? Everyone doesn't know that? Oops."
I don't follow Apple and I didn't know and really don't care.
So after seeing the NT Frankenstein last night, I really wish I had seen it earlier, so I could have seen both versions. Because there is no way I could have seen both in a week -- too intense.
My friend K. and I saw them for the first time back-to-back (subsequent nights). Talk about intense. We were barely verbal after the second one. I'm still trying to decide if I want to see the "other" one (i.e., the version I didn't just see last week) tomorrow. It's playing downtown, and I'm not sure I'm up for the Halloween crowd on the Downtown Mall.
Yeah, I couldn't take it again right now! And I thought it was great!
t Frankenstein conversation! Let me jump in!
My brother similarly thought he could not do more than one in a week. I think it's really fascinating to see both (and the opening scenes at the cottage are a good bathroom break), but I'm not sure if it's AS fascinating for, well, anybody else.
The Silence of the Lambs comment at the end of this article was inevitable: [link]
So, in packing up my classroom, I've already packed 18 rubbermaid boxes, along with 25 cardboard boxes and I have not made a dent in what I have. This is a problem.
Ugh, that's a lot of packing.