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Mother bought me a Ugandan goat for Christmas. BEST THING EVER.
So don't lick it before it drops, as they say, I'm not quite wholly gone yet, only I, too, have been busy as a beaver on the workplace transition to a system where all the parts are named after the moons of Uranus. (...) None (0) of my seasonal cards have been posted, they won't arrive on time, love me, love myretarded tardy monkey ways.
tag: reviews:cinema
Kathryn Bigelow's (Point Break) nautical art-house tour de force from the turn of the century (2000), The Weight of Water, is noteworthy for featuring a casting line-up that reads like fever-induced delirium. It is also a film that is about something. I'm not ashamed to say I really didn't get what that something was. I give it: three drunken fishies, George.
tag: wrap up this electric kool-aid lj experiment (the oh-five remix)
Got Jonathan Strange et cetera from the library. *pokes at yousendit* There's this girl in the Bluebeard class: she's in love with the word "desire". TV Nytt says this was the most politically active & influential Pope ever, and, not to underestimate all the activities & achievements, but it goes somewhat against my understanding of the history of Europe. Inexplicable utter physical exhaustion. WRT: the new Pride and Prejudice trailer, what I really want to know is: 1. Kelly Reilly: [ ] Hot. [ ] Not. Reporting to you live from day 2 at fixing the typo: where is the hidden camera? So I was in Sweden for a bit and met all the marvelous girls there you know who you are dah-lings. When your hairdresser stops blow-drying and says: "You know - this will grow out in no time." Last night's insomnia brings us the insight that in The Guns of Navarone, there is a 15-minute (give or take a few) passage featuring nothing apart from a poorly-lit, moist Gregory Peck climbing up a rock. People. Hi. When quoting translated writings on-line or off-. Would you please please mention the name of the translator. Hello, December.
Now, lick now.
Mother bought me a Ugandan goat for Christmas. BEST THING EVER.
So don't lick it before it drops, as they say, I'm not quite wholly gone yet, only I, too, have been busy as a beaver on the workplace transition to a system where all the parts are named after the moons of Uranus. (...) None (0) of my seasonal cards have been posted, they won't arrive on time, love me, love my
tag: reviews:cinema
Kathryn Bigelow's (Point Break) nautical art-house tour de force from the turn of the century (2000), The Weight of Water, is noteworthy for featuring a casting line-up that reads like fever-induced delirium. It is also a film that is about something. I'm not ashamed to say I really didn't get what that something was. I give it: three drunken fishies, George.
tag: wrap up this electric kool-aid lj experiment (the oh-five remix)
Got Jonathan Strange et cetera from the library. *pokes at yousendit* There's this girl in the Bluebeard class: she's in love with the word "desire". TV Nytt says this was the most politically active & influential Pope ever, and, not to underestimate all the activities & achievements, but it goes somewhat against my understanding of the history of Europe. Inexplicable utter physical exhaustion. WRT: the new Pride and Prejudice trailer, what I really want to know is: 1. Kelly Reilly: [ ] Hot. [ ] Not. Reporting to you live from day 2 at fixing the typo: where is the hidden camera? So I was in Sweden for a bit and met all the marvelous girls there you know who you are dah-lings. When your hairdresser stops blow-drying and says: "You know - this will grow out in no time." Last night's insomnia brings us the insight that in The Guns of Navarone, there is a 15-minute (give or take a few) passage featuring nothing apart from a poorly-lit, moist Gregory Peck climbing up a rock. People. Hi. When quoting translated writings on-line or off-. Would you please please mention the name of the translator. Hello, December.
Now, lick now.
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Date: 2005-12-26 03:13 pm (UTC)