Sorry, Hec, for thinking of you during Daniel Stern's "anal" record flipout. You are much kinder.
And well, not anal. My records aren't even in alphabetical order.
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
Sorry, Hec, for thinking of you during Daniel Stern's "anal" record flipout. You are much kinder.
And well, not anal. My records aren't even in alphabetical order.
(Picturing Hec, much like Rob from High Fidelity, arranging albums in timeline instead)
This is almost as bad as JZ's confession last night that she's never seen Buckaroo Banzai or Repo Man or Diner.Me too, and I've also never read any Norton.
Repo Man and BB are culty films and may be an acquired taste (I adore them both) but Diner is a great film for anybody. I am dead certain that most Buffy fans would really enjoy it. Lots of the funny snark, but all firmly rooted in character. A strong sense of place and time. Cute young actors. Scenes which veer between comedy and sadness within a heartbeat. Rent It Now.
What Robin Said.
Me too, and I've also never read any Norton.
Yeah, but I'm not married to you. I told her to quit reading all that damn Jane Austen crap and Charles Dickens and catch up on her video watching so she'd get my allusions.
What Robin Said.
You are Charm City's #1 ass kisser booster.
I can't remember if I've seen Diner or not. Have definitely seen BB and RM.
I'm pretty sure the only Norton I've read has been co-written, but I can't remember with who.
I told her to quit reading all that damn Jane Austen crap and Charles Dickens and catch up on her video watching so she'd get my allusions.
And he said it while eating a plate of shrimp and contemplating John Wayne answering the door in a dress.
Hey, Hecubus...I resemble that remark, I suppose. Although the same sense of inadequacy coupled with bullshit pride that brought me there, compells me to put up a bit of an argument. You had it right the first time, maybe.