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Friday, July 10th, 2009
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11:13 pm - Friday Five
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It's been a while since I did one of these... so what's going on with my life these days?
1. First of all...( Dungeons & Dragons bla )
So yay: being able to lead a group and give everybody their fair share of attention and fun and making stuff that really put the players into the world.
Stuff to be improved: more streamlined plot, better pacing, not ending up with 1001 plotdetails that I'd really wanted to put in earlier.
2. Speaking of RPGs, I got the Serenity RPG. :D And it's really kind of awesome, especially if you love Firefly. I don't think I'll every actually play it (don't have anyone to play it with and really it sounds kind of complicated) but I love it just for the pictures and the extra info on the characters. And it has a map of Serenity, which is fun. :D
3. I read a Steampunk novel.
( Book Review: The Affinity Bridge )
Anyway I'm gonna switch to a different genre/subject in my books anyway to prepare for the next D&D campaign! (And I'm not saying what it is because one of my players reads this too and I'm not gonna spoil her. Muaha.)
4. I bought the Manga Bible (awesomely titled MANGA MESSIAH) today and IT IS AWESOME. It's actually a pretty faithful representation of the New Testament, genuinely funny in places too, and well-researched to boot (they nail Jezus through the wrists instead of through the hands!). But I got it just because, well, it's the new testament in manga style. Jesus with big manga eyes, Judas with an emo lock of hair over his eye, etc. It's just hilarious. :p
Speaking of Jesus, I also read this bit on Atheists for Jesus today. Errgh Richard Dawkins. I agree with his point that we should all be nice to one another and that (most of the time) Christ >>> Christians, buuuut.... the tone he uses. T_T
And wow, really subtle comparison of the sharia and ayatollahs, both Islamic concepts, with an oppresive law and a vindictive god. You could have just said that the laws in Leviticus were oppressive and that the Old Testament God was a jerk, you know. But oh, I forgot, this is Richard Dawkins, who thinks that "Religious beliefs are irrational. Religious beliefs are dumb and dumber: super dumb. Religion drives otherwise sensible people into celibate monasteries, or crashing into New York skyscrapers. Religion motivates people to whip their own backs, to set fire to themselves or their daughters, to denounce their own grandmothers as witches, or, in less extreme cases, simply to stand or kneel, week after week, through ceremonies of stupefying boredom. "
No comment.
5. I bought the Twilight dvd too, today. :D And I find it kind of weird and hilarious that they put all the bad guys on the actual dvd (Edward and Bella are of course on the cover). Why's that? Why not another pic of Edward on the dvd? Or maybe they were like 'eh, let's spin the bad guys at REALLY HIGH SPEED'.
On the other hand, I also got the dvd of The Boy In The Striped Pyjamas. As a sort of palate cleanser, I dunno. :p (And because the store didn't have Prince Caspian.) TBITSP is SUCH a good movie...
Also, I found out that the Harry Potter DVDs are rereleased with new coverart, and they look pretty cool. :D Heh, not cool enough for me to buy them all again, but still pretty neat. Of course, can't find a good pic of them now... grrr...
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| Sunday, June 14th, 2009
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4:24 pm - Brussels
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My apologies for taking so long to post again! I've been ill, or at least not really ill but just generally indisposed and I just didn't feel like posting.
But here, almost 2 months after the fact, are the pictures from Brussels. :)
( Clicky! )
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| Thursday, April 23rd, 2009
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7:37 pm - Yay AFK
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I'll be away for a couple of days as I'll be going to Brussels with my dad. :D
We're just going to see the sights, do an Art Nouveau walking tour (as we both love Art Nouveau), eat Belgian chocolate and waffles, etc. We might might might visit Waterloo, too, but that depends on whether my dad decides to take the car all the way to the hotel. Apparently Brussels is a driver's nightmare, so he might just park the car about 10 km north of Brussels, and we go the rest of the way by train. And as Waterloo is south of Brussels, having the car north of Brussels would only complicate things because then we'd have to go by train to get the car, and then drive through/around Brussels, which is a hassle. So maybe.
Aaaanyway, I'll be back on Sunday evening. I'll make lots of pictures of course!
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| Thursday, April 2nd, 2009
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2:57 pm - *snif*
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| Saturday, March 28th, 2009
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10:32 pm - Saturday Six
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(Saturday Six because I forgot to do a Friday Five yesterday!)
1. Again about the jaw surgery (sorry, it's just on my mind right now): as mentioned in a comment on my last post, youtube has several videos on orthognathic surgery. Nothing gross (... I don't think. I stayed away from the potentially-gross thumbnails), but lots of before-and-after videos. Pretty interesting.
2. I'm totally into Temeraire at the moment, and dying for the sixth book. For those who don't know: Temeraire is a historical fantasy series set during the Napoleonic wars, but this time everybody has DRAGONS. And History + Dragons = Instant win. It's really good, really funny, and it totally turns my history crank. There're some fascinating bits where the fact that Napoleon has dragons at his command actually changes history: he wins battles that in 'our' history he lost, and some characters/historical people live when they should have died (Admiral Nelson in particular). And the characters are just awesome. :D
3. I got a discount code for Sock Dreams, and I'm trying to decide which socks to get - but there are so many good ones!! Aargh being spoiled for choice. :( (And yes, I know I don't have to buy them when I can knit them, but I'm not up to over-the-knee socks right now, if ever, so buying is quicker, cheaper and much easier on my patience and nerves!)
( 4. Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat )
( 5. The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas and The Duchess )6. This is an interesting article about the Evangelical gender roles, and how girls/women are supposed to be gentle and kind and boys/men are supposed to be agressive and strong, and how weird that really is. I agree; I don't think I will ever get how it's a good thing that boys learn to use firearms and how to beat someone else up, and least of all how that is a CHRISTIAN thing. What happend to turning the other cheek? I've always seen Jesus as more or less a 1st century hippie, really, and not as some warrior who was going to smite the unbeliever. The only way he is going to kill someone would be with kindness, I suppose. :p Yes, I'm now purposefully ignoring the 'I'm bringing you the sword' quote, and the cursing of the fig tree because he didn't like it, and the apocryphal stories of kid!Jesus killing some other kid because said kid was bullying lil'Jesus. Those bits don't fit my point. :p
EDIT: put some stuff behind a cut as it was so large!
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| Thursday, March 26th, 2009
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11:23 pm - Charming
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Oh hey. I found a wikipedia page on what that oral surgeon proposed to do to me: orthognathic surgery. It sounds less fun than he made it sound. :p
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| Friday, March 20th, 2009
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3:19 pm - Friday Five
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Just bits & bobs.
1. Had a wisdom tooth pulled last Monday. I was all worked up over it (I think I slept the grand total of one hour the night before) but it was surprisingly uneventful: was outside again after about 10 minutes. The anaestesia was the worst bit of it!
I had it pulled in the hospital, because my dentist apparently didn't dare to it herself (not because of her, I guess, but more because I'm so easily scared when it comes to everything teeth-related). Just before the surgeon guy did the anaestesia he was like "oh, I see your molars don't fit well together. We can fix that with surgery! We'd saw your jaw in two and shift it, and saw the tip of your chin off, and then you'd have to have braces again so it'd be a commitment, but it's totally fixable and it'll make chewing easier!!
Änd I was just like "......... just pull my wisdom tooth alright?! " :p But I dunno. I might do the surgery. But then it'd be more for the aestethic effect than because it would make chewing easier, as I don't really have a problem chewing as it is. Well, I'm used to these teeth. :p But I'd want more information first!
2. Saw 2 movies this week. Last Friday I saw Watchmen again. It's even better the second time around, because you notice all the details, such as the folder labelled "Boys" on Ozymandias's desktop, and that it's Walter Kovacs (let's just call him that) carrying this sign around. But you don't see that because you don't know who it is... :)
And I saw Slumdog Millionaire on Tuesday. It was pretty good, with a happy ending, yay. :) Dunno if I would give it Best Picture myself, but then again I've only seen Benjamin Button from the four other nominees, and that one was crap so Slumdog does deserve it. :p
3. I'm going to Brussels in April. :D 3 days, with my dad. We're just going to sight-see. We're both 'fans' of Jugentstil/Art Nouveau, and there's a lot of that in Brussels, so we'll do this tour that shows you around all the houses build in that style.
4. I saw a play yesterday, Wyrd Sisters, based on the Terry Pratchett novel. It was........ erm..... special. I love the Discworld books, and it was really weird to see it on stage. Sadly, it was amateur theatre and I don't think the actors really loved - or even read - the source material, so it was all a bit disappointing. :( Especially my favourite characters were done pretty badly, boo. Heh, I ended up discussing it with this girl who was also in the audience, and she told me her boyfriend was in the play so that's why she'd come to see it. Luckily she told me before she asked me what I thought of the play, so I could stop myself from totally bashing it. :p (Then again her boyfriend was basically one of the very few good things about it, so I could at least be honest there!)
5. I finished the fifth book in the Temeraire series this morning, and eeerrgh I want more!! It has such an open ending. :( Overall though I felt it was a bit disappointing. The main characters were all a bit depressed (well, it's set during the Napoleonic wars and things aren't going well, so I guess they can be excused on that account) and it all felt a bit... meh. Also, I dunno if it was just my edition, but it was edited badly. Awkward sentences, missing punctuation, some sentences didn't start with a capital letters, missing WORDS in some cases. It just made for annoying reading. >_> Oh well.
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| Saturday, March 7th, 2009
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1:08 am - It is the soooouuund of silence...
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Eugh I can't get bloody Watchmen out of my head. I kinda want to see it again, but I'm afraid of all the gore. It's like I'm homesick for this movie: I want to experience it again. Gah. There are some bits that I just want to see again, mostly the opening credits (even when I was watching it I was wishing for a pause button so I could freeze the screen and absorb all the details!).
What I forgot to mention was that I loved the soundtrack. Some of the choices seemed completely out of left field, but I guess I liked it because they were so unexpected: it turned the conventions on its head, like the entire film seemed to do with the superhero genre. And there's something appropriate yet so funny about Simon & Garfunkel's The Sound of Silence during a funeral of a not-so-loved character...
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| Friday, March 6th, 2009
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10:54 pm - The summoning dark*
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So I saw Watchmen today... (Mostly because they gave away free smiley buttons like the Comedian wears, and I'm a dork.)
It's... wow. I want to see it again, but then on the other hand I don't. It has some AMAZING bits (the opening credits especially, I could watch those over and over again), but on the other hand it's SO GORY. There were bits where I just had to look away. I can stomach gore to a certain extend (I saw 300 in theatre and had no problems with it) but this was more up to a Saw-level - and I didn't like Saw. I mean, this has a guy's hands being cut off, with before and after shots. Ew. Or someone's arm being snapped and the bone sticking out. And that's not to mention the explicit sex scenes (but I like seeing those much better than seeing someone repeatedly get chopped into the head with an axe, obviously).
But on the other hand it's a great, dark look at how a 'real' world with superheroes could work. I loved seeing the action figures (of course they would have them), the fact that America won the Vietnam war because they had superheroes on their side, I squeed over seeing Andy Warhol use a superhero's image like he did in his Marilyn Monroe print. Then again, I squeed in general over all the alternate history bits: the Kennedy assasination (and earlier on, Dr Manhattan meeting Kennedy), the hippies, the Vietnam war. The 'early' superheroes looking like 40s/50s era superheroes (Silk Spectre's hair!). The fact that one of them got his cape stuck in a revolving door and that enabled someone else to kill him - should've listened to Edna Mode. ;) On the other hand, I applauded the big villain for NOT falling for the common trap, and having read the Evil Overlord list: he put his plan into action BEFORE he started monolueing. ;)
Watchmen's based on an Alan Moore graphic novel, like 300 and V for Vendetta, so I never really expected it all to be happy go lucky in the first place, but man... this was bleak. The heroes are only heroes in name only, and the most 'noble' guy of them, the one who in the end refuses to stay silent for the greater good, is a psychopatic murderer the Joker would be BFFs with (if... the Joker would ever have a BFF. Or if Rorschach ever would.). But it made the film interesting. How would absolute power corrupt someone? We're all still humans inside, after all. Who is really a hero here? Who watches the watchmen..?
Easily the coolest character in the film is the aforementioned Rorschach, who is frankly insane but still very very cool. Like the Joker. It doesn't hurt AT ALL that he is played by the awesome Jackie Earle Haley (whom I've raved about here). On the one hand you're like 'um, murdering madman, gtfo', on the other hand you're kind of like 'well, he does good things, and really it was just stupid of them to put them in the same cafeteria as the other prisoners...' :p The Comedian (who really isn't that funny but that's the point) was played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan, whom I knew from Grey's Anatomy so that was pretty funny in a 'he's not so sexy here' kind of way. Then there was Matthew Goode as Ozymandiaz, about whom I can only saw 'wraw!' Patrick Wilson** also got a "WRAW! " as Nite Owl. Mmm. (Also I loved that he named his flying owl-pod thingy 'Archie', after Archimedes, Merlin's owl.) Malin Akerman, as Silk Spectre, looked distractinly like Cameron from House and I STILL can't believe it isn't her. And Billy Crudup as Dr Manhattan, the blue glowy godlike guy who walks around naked 90% of the time because when you're blue and glowy and godlike, why not? (And yes, the penis (apparently CGI) is on display. Lots and lots and lots of times. At one point he duplicates himself so there're 4 penisses/penii at the same time/in the same shot. Dr Manhattan appears to attempt to singlehandedly make up for all the time women had their breasts out on film. Then again, Silk Spectre does a good job of cranking up that number, too. And yes, there was much giggling by the adolescent part of the audience. T_T But honestly after the first 'lol it's a penis' reaction it's just... a penis. Which isn't even the most interesting part of the male body if you ask me. The fact that Dr Manhattan is blue and glowy and godlike is much more interesting (and plotrelevant) than the fact that he likes to walk around naked.)
I kind of feel like I'm rambling.
Aaaaaanyway. Good film. As good as The Dark Knight (the first movie that comes to mind to compare it to)? Hmm, different. TDK still has some hope, at the end of the day/film. Watchmen just deconstructs the superhero(myth), showing that in the fancy suits are just people with more power than they perhaps ought to have. While TDK is scary in parts (the bit where the Joker has that guy kidnapped and videotapes him ><), it's still... I wouldn't say 'family entertainment' because it's not, but Batman's still the good guy fighting the bad guys. In Watchmen, all the protagonists - can you really call them good guys? - see no harm (... no pun intended) in seriously hurting or killing other people. One of the characters attempts to rape another character, and both are part of the initial superhero group (he gets beaten up over it, though). Who's the hero here? The 'bad guy', in the end, murders millions of people to save billions, and the rest eventually goes "... well alright, that's fair, at least those billions live". Is that heroic? Or should you never compromise, always punish the bad guys, like Rorschach - who is shown breaking people's fingers and throwing boiling oil over some guy? Perhaps Dr Manhattan is right, mankind is best left alone... which is such a nihilistic point of view, it's depressing.
Heh, the film is at the very least good in that it gives you something to think about!
So anyway. The film is quite good in that it's thought-provoking, well-acted with interesting characters and it looks great. Just skip it if you don't like graphic violence - or blue penii, I suppose. But seriously, if you hate gore, skip this.
* A Discworld reference! Points if you get it!
** Honestly, the THINGS I would DO to Patrick Wilson!! (Also mentioned in that link I have earlier.) Mmmmm. Matthew Goode can join. Yumyum. (I'm skipping Billy Crudup since I kind of prefer my crushes flesh-coloured instead of blue. I also like them to leave something to the imagination. Sorry Billy.)
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| Friday, February 27th, 2009
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3:29 pm - Neverending Childhood
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So they're probably going to remake The Neverending Story, and for some that's just THE END OF THE WOOOOORRRLLLD. THEY'RE GOING TO RUIN IT! RUIN IT!!! They'll make it CGI! They'll put in Zac Efron!! THEY'LL REMAKE THE PRINCESS BRIDE AND LABYRINTH NEXT, JUST YOU WAIT.
Yeah? Well SCREW THAT. Everybody's just whining because they used to watch the movie as a kid and that was apparently the pinnacle of kids films (hint: it's not) so everything and everyone that dare touch it is just going to RUIN IT, RUIN IT!!
Um, no. The film is based on a book. An excellent book, even, that I read in like 24 hours when I was like 11 and reading 300+ pages books in 24 hours was a big, big deal, I loved it so much. I read the book before I saw the film, and when I saw it I just sat there going "...... what is this?" Maybe it's a childhood classic but it's not good, compared to the book. Hell, Michael Ende, the author, refused to have his name in the opening credits, he hated it that much.* So I'm hoping that with the remake, they'll stick closer to the book. You know, actually make Fuchur/Falkor an actual Chinese dragon instead of some dog hybrid monstrosity. I don't care if it'll be CGI or animatronics, both can be done extremely well, but I just want it to look good and like how it was in the book! There are some amazing setpieces (the Grassy Plains Atreyu is from, the Childlike Empress's ivory tower with its lily pavillion that opens up to the sky, the home of Uyulala the oracle, the silver city Amarganth on the lake of tears, etc) and some fascinating creatures (Falkor, Gmork the evil wolf, Ygramul the spider, Morla the ancient turtle, etc) that could really benefit from the incredible improvements in special effects in the last 20-odd years (in fact, the first film was released in 1984, 25 years ago!). Apparently WB had bought the rights, and it's not like they don't have money to throw at it, especially now HP is nearing its end (TDH is filming this year - has already started in fact - , both films back to back iirc). If they put in the attention to detail that New Line did with Narnia and The Golden Compass (alright, so the last one butchered the story but it looked AWESOME. I got the dvd only for the behind-the-scenes extras, I loved it so much), this has the potential to be pretty good. As long as - again - they stick to the book and don't put in changes for changes's sake, or because they want to 'improve' the first film. Just ignore that one, guys, and focus on the book!!
I am a bit worried about the whole 'making it for a new generation of filmgoers'. What's that all about? Will they cast Miley Cyrus as the Childlike Empress? (......... oh my God I just scared myself.) Is Bastian going to read The Neverending Story on his Kindle, having illegally downloaded it instead of having nicked the book from a bookstore? Hmm...
We'll have to wait and see. Heh, it's only been announced. It'll probably not happen until, like, 2012 or something. Or maybe not at all. :)
* Much like Roald Dahl and Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, in fact. According to his family he would have liked the remake. Here's hoping it'll be the same with the Neverending Story...
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| Thursday, February 26th, 2009
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10:48 pm - HP personality test
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| Wednesday, February 25th, 2009
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2:00 pm - BREAKING NEWS
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Yay we made CNN again! Heh, it's Breaking News even - even though they have to explain the viewers were Schiphol is again. XD
(Psst, CNN, the newspaper is called De Pers (The Press), we don't have a newspaper called De Bers. Bers isn't even a Dutch word.)
The newsreports overhere are completely WILD, it's totally ridiculous. My parents are shouting at the tv. :p Bunch of vulture journalists. From the way it looks now there're 9 people dead and about 25 people seriously injured. :( But otherwise it was a 'good' crash, no burning plane, and the site could be easily reached. The response from the Schiphol team was really quick, too.
But CNN was being pretty cute. All panicky and 'omg this is serious business!' They had this British airline expert on the phone, and the CNN newslady was all 'well, obviously Schiphol is so close to the sea so there's a lot of turbulence and it must be really hard to land a plane there!!' And the airline expert was like 'um, not really, since yeah, there are strong winds but it blows all the fog and mist away so that actually makes it easier to land, and it's pretty much all flat land there, too. So from all the airports to crashland next too, Schiphol is really the best'. Heh.
And then the newslady was all 'ooh there's a tractor, is this a ploughed field it's in?!' Me: Um, there's FARMHOUSES RIGHT THERE IN THE BACKGROUND. Yeah, maybe it's a field.
The Schiphol site has the bare facts.
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| Sunday, February 15th, 2009
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6:24 pm - Geekgasm
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JOSS WHEDON KNITS!! Well, knows how to anyway. Pretty hilarious interview about how Underworld was originally about knitters vs crocheters instead of werewolves vs vampires, Captain Hammer's 4 sweater vests, and Jayne's Hat (of course!).
I need a Whedon tag.
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2:04 am - Ear ear!
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| Monday, January 26th, 2009
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5:19 pm - I used to be a werewolf but I'm alright no-OOOoooooowww!!
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IN 2009, WEREWOLVES ANSWER HOLLYWOOD'S CALL OF THE WILD
Take a gander at the big screen this year because you're likely to spy a full moon — and we aren't talking about Will Ferrell's bare butt. If 2008 marked a comeback for the vampire, the next 12 months belong to the werewolf. On Jan. 23, Underworld: Rise of the Lycans showcases the woolly beasts, while a furrier-than-usual Hugh Jackman returns in X-Men Origins: Wolverine (May 1). Later this year, Benicio Del Toro stars in The Wolfman (Nov. 6), and in the Nov. 20 Twilight sequel New Moon, heroine Bella moons over werewolf Jacob. TV loves a lupine too: Fox just ordered the ludicrously titled dramedy pilot Bitches — about a quartet of female werewolf friends in New York City — and it's rumored that season 2 of HBO's True Blood will get hairy. So what's with the comeback? ''The last time this happened was World War II,'' notes Brad Steiger, author of The Werewolf Book. ''It's reflective. We want to worry about something that can get us besides bailouts. I'm eager to see [these projects]. Benicio, God bless him, looks like a werewolf without the makeup.''
From Entertainment Weekly. YAY! :D
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| Tuesday, January 20th, 2009
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11:12 am - You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you
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Obama is Mr Darcy.
Well that's a comparison I wouldn't have made so quickly...
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| Wednesday, December 24th, 2008
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1:44 am - The Pack and the City?
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Huh.
I regret to say that despite the high potential of this being a shitty serie, I'm very curious how this would turn out. It's werewolves. I can't resist them. :(
(Antidote: the official site for the 2009 The Wolfman film. I'd see it just for the prettiness, honestly - I'm also a sucker for anything Victorian. Werewolves are a big fat bonus. Victorian werewolves? And it's based on THE classic werewolf film? HELL YES.)
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| Monday, December 22nd, 2008
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4:32 pm - Oh Joss
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How I do love you.
His review for the dvd of Dr Horrible's Sing-Along Blog. I give it forty eight billion stars.
And on the subject of Joss, I found this free Firefly comic. Yeeeaaaaah... I dunno. The characters look a little weird. Both too realistic and unrealistic. I would've liked it better if they'd gone completely comic and done a stylised version of the actors. Now I just look at Simon and go "...no". :p
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| Thursday, December 4th, 2008
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8:49 pm - Beedle 3
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On The Tale of the Three Brothers:
"This story made a profound impression on me as a boy. I Heart it first from my mother, and it soon became the tale I requested more often than any other at bedtime. This frequently led to arguments with my younger brother, Aberforth, whose favourite story was 'Grumble the Grubby Goat'. " LOL.
And aww, he's all kind of wistful that searching for the Hallows is kind of a fool's errant. Looks like someone learned his lesson. ;) (Or, you know, not!) And oooh, Dumbledore turning invisible is his a particularly strong Disillusionment Charm on himself. I see...
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And then I finished it. :(
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"The eminent wizarding philosopher Bertrand de Pensées-Profondes " .
I love her descriptive names. :p
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