I saw The Baxter last night. An enjoyable movie, and in my memory pretty clean- I can't really recall the drug or sex references that supposedly make it "PG-13." A lot of the State/ Stella/ Wet Hot American Summer folks make appearances, naturally. Critics say it isn't funny, but then they didn't understand WHAS, either. Also, not that it matters, but Michelle Williams looks...
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I guess my earlier entry was hugely unpopular, except with mike_blacklisted... well okay, I won't write about TV anymore.
Well, I saw a lot of trees today and they were all made of wood.
They were wooden trees, and they were made
entirely of wood.
I came home today and you were all on fire.
Your shirt was on fire, and your hair was on...
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Well, I saw a lot of trees today and they were all made of wood.
They were wooden trees, and they were made
entirely of wood.
I came home today and you were all on fire.
Your shirt was on fire, and your hair was on...
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karalynn:
I got Presents!!!!! 
Happy weekend love
Happy weekend love
nocontrol:
Something is fucked up with my voicemail...I didn't know I had a message from you until today.
Maybe next weekend...Sunday football?
Maybe next weekend...Sunday football?
Not much to say, but I'm sick of leaving Journals up for forever (although my last one is "important," I suppose).
I watched the Chris Rock sitcom, which I guess comes on Sept 22. I did this not through crafty illegal downloading but because they put a DVD of it in Entertainment Weekly, which I found at work. (Hey, if I hadn't taken it,...
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I watched the Chris Rock sitcom, which I guess comes on Sept 22. I did this not through crafty illegal downloading but because they put a DVD of it in Entertainment Weekly, which I found at work. (Hey, if I hadn't taken it,...
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jule:
I don't know. I'm very suspicious about this. Sitcoms can be either the best or worst thing to happen to a comedian. In Mr. Rock's case, though...I just don't know. I never found him to be too amusing.
miguelitooooo:
can't wait to see that shit.
I uhhh hadn't been up to much... but I am leaving my job soon, and probably moving to Portland, Oregon in a few months, give or take. I don't have much of any of it planned out yet but 1) if you know much about moving (Kritter, I mentioned this to you) or 2) getting situated in Portland (Portland Friends List people....?), let...
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hyenahell:
i hate that everything's so up in the air right now, i can't make any definite plans. i don't know when i'll be allowed to go back to New Orleans, when i'll have my own place to stay, how long it's going to take to pack up everything down there and move it here, provided that i still have stuff down in New Orleans worth saving... 
i just want my life to get back into some kind of routine, you know? instead of all this waiting and this transient state.
i just want my life to get back into some kind of routine, you know? instead of all this waiting and this transient state.
liz_marie1222:
I don't know who it is..haha.
They were fine, till Amber's kitty came b/c she wasn't fully box trained and now one of them thinks its ok b/c Roxy used to do it.
So I've separated them into rooms and with sep. litter boxes hoping to find the culprint. But do you think anyone is shitting on the floor now? So I'm never gonna know who's doing it.
They were fine, till Amber's kitty came b/c she wasn't fully box trained and now one of them thinks its ok b/c Roxy used to do it.
So I've separated them into rooms and with sep. litter boxes hoping to find the culprint. But do you think anyone is shitting on the floor now? So I'm never gonna know who's doing it.
They should have a college course now for maids and call it something glamorous. People don't want to work at something unless there's a glamorous name tagged to it. The idea of America is theoretically so great because we're gotten rid of "maids" and "janitors," but then somebody still has to do it. I always think that even very intelligent people could get a lot...
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liz_marie1222:
Hmmm....I enjoyed that...*runs to read book.
liz_marie1222:
BTW: how have you been?
I screwed up last time. I meant to say Canadians and Scots spell it -whisky- and Americans and Irish spell it -whiskey.
I've never liked the non-e spelling and I hadn't really thought about why, but I think it's because "whisky" looks like an adjective saying something has the properties of a small egg-beating utensil. I try to align myself with things Scottish, but between...
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I've never liked the non-e spelling and I hadn't really thought about why, but I think it's because "whisky" looks like an adjective saying something has the properties of a small egg-beating utensil. I try to align myself with things Scottish, but between...
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linkismyhero:
I know, so many carbs 
The thing is I've lost over ten pounds since a stressful incident back in July, and I'm underweight, so I actually do need to gain weight. There's probably healthier ways to do that than to eat lots of carbs...
The thing is I've lost over ten pounds since a stressful incident back in July, and I'm underweight, so I actually do need to gain weight. There's probably healthier ways to do that than to eat lots of carbs... 
silvereve:
Manchurian Candidate, getting ready to watch Swimming with Sharks and uhmmm, oh yeah the United States of Leland Fitzgerald.
Manchurian gave me an icky feeling because it echoes the creepy voice in my head that says "yes, our government and politicians are capable of doing that and do"
USOFLF - loved it!!
Manchurian gave me an icky feeling because it echoes the creepy voice in my head that says "yes, our government and politicians are capable of doing that and do"
USOFLF - loved it!!
I've had a day of annoying little annoyances, the kind that you can't even make a Journal of... fortunately, we have New Orleans and the price of gas to put small annoyances in perspective... but I'm sad to say the A/C here has broken down for the second time in a week. Right now, I'm doing the only sensible thing in response to all these...
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poeticdesires:
aqua vitae
that's what the nurse asked for when she finds juliet "dead" in her bed the morning after taking the apothecary's sleeping potion.
i played the nurse in high school, hence the obscure reference. also, i just thought i'd be a dork and put in my two cents.
that's what the nurse asked for when she finds juliet "dead" in her bed the morning after taking the apothecary's sleeping potion.
i played the nurse in high school, hence the obscure reference. also, i just thought i'd be a dork and put in my two cents.
zanafar:
Sorry for the annoyances...everyone has bad days I guess
Well...enjoy your drink.,...hope your having a better day when you read this
Well...enjoy your drink.,...hope your having a better day when you read this
pygmy has really made some great CDs for me. I was listening to another to and from the Arboretum yesterday, and it was great.
http://www.agnr.umd.edu/es/Images/2003.04/Arboretum/Arb_CapitolColumns.JPG
I'd wondered a little bit why there is this row of columns on a hill at the Arboretum, and I finally went to see them up close and read the signs- they used to stand in front of the US...
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http://www.agnr.umd.edu/es/Images/2003.04/Arboretum/Arb_CapitolColumns.JPG
I'd wondered a little bit why there is this row of columns on a hill at the Arboretum, and I finally went to see them up close and read the signs- they used to stand in front of the US...
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bredoteau:
I really liked PP. I just didn't understand why everyone was so hung up on the supposed satire and Kimberly's puppeteering ways. What I found most interesting was the fact that they waited until the last minute to show what truly was going on beneath the surface of this alpha female. I found the last scene to be really, really moving. The NY Times called the last minute confusing, but for me, it really made the thing. In fact, I know people like the Kimberly character.
bredoteau:
Oh yeah, forgot to add: 2046 is the new one from Wong Kar Wai. It's kind of like the prequel to In the Mood for Love. Saraband is the new one from Bergman, and it is kind of like the sequel to Scenes from a Marriage. Exciting shit!
Well, I'm glad to see tomahto/ Antimony's relatives are okay. They had been living in Waveland, MS; tomahto linked to an article specifically about the town's wreckage a couple days ago.
There are some pretty sobering and stunning pics on Yahoo News... but then, I'm sure a lot of you have seen stuff on cable news and such already. Obviously, I go to...
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There are some pretty sobering and stunning pics on Yahoo News... but then, I'm sure a lot of you have seen stuff on cable news and such already. Obviously, I go to...
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silvereve:
I had a thought the other day, as I have many, but this one is particularly callous. What if this is a natural order of things? For example Venice. Venice, would be underwater right now if the Italians had not gone and still go through such drastic measures to levy and damn the ever rising water and sinking city. I wonder if we stop to think that if we did not have the scientific smarts would we say it was an "act of God" and it is "God's will" that such things happen? We take such extreme measures to preserve and stay. What if we are not supposed to? If the shoes were on my feet maybe I would feel differently. I"ve not lived through a natural disaster, and I've been lucky to not have relatives in them either, so with this I'll admit my point of view is skewed.
So my point being that we know California is one day going to seperate at the San Andreas fault line and slid into the ocean. We even accept that fact. Yet we do not go out and try to build brackets to keep the seperation from happening. So what if this is the fate of New Orleans?
So my point being that we know California is one day going to seperate at the San Andreas fault line and slid into the ocean. We even accept that fact. Yet we do not go out and try to build brackets to keep the seperation from happening. So what if this is the fate of New Orleans?
illstabyou:
Oh my gosh -- that puffin picture has one of the most special puffins ever. IT HAS HUMAN TEETH!
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pebbles:
you are perfect 
and no it doesn't feel like the US
and no it doesn't feel like the US
joscelyne:
I will be really sad when you no longer have anything to write, period. 
Some of my friends have greyed as well.
I still like you, though! Of course!
Some of my friends have greyed as well.
I still like you, though! Of course!
But I dont think I'll beable to get up there again
but they are so delicious