You know how I said that I'd probably be ok with missing the Dollhouse premiere because I read the script already and because I was more excited about the second episode anyway cause of the nakey Middleman?

Yeah, turns out I'll be home this weekend, very big chance I'll be out the weekend of the second ep.

*shakes fist*

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1. I really hope this is real and not a hoax. Librarianjessie, can you smell the Northrax tonight ( Read more... )

Let's see if I can do this. Will be updated as often as I finish something. Although if you count the comics per issue, I've already passed the halfway mark. Heh.

And yes, I will be baldfaced honest about my reading list. Will include crap paperbacks if I read them, just for posterity's sake.

JANUARY1. The Testament, John Grisham - Fairly ( Read more... )

Two days from now, I will either have a super-awesome story about how I scored a sweet MacBook Pro for only 40k on eBay, or I will be screaming bloody murder about how I was defrauded. Watch this space ( Read more... )

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The once was a man who went to see a psychiatrist, crippled by a fear of flying. His phobia was based on the belief that there would be a bomb on any plane he boarded. The psychiatrist tried to shift the phobia but couldn’t, so he sent his patient to a statistician. The statistician prodded a calculator and informed the man that the odds against ( Read more... )

If you're like me, you've probably found yourself trolling IMDB and noticing that some merry prankster has edited a lot of Hollywood movie pages so that they have "alternate" titles in the Philippines. To wit (click for larger image):

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Two people who changed and challenged my view of narrative fell today. Arthur C. Clarke was, of course, one of the greatest writers of all time. Most people say that Christmas changed for them when they learned that Santa Claus wasn't real. Christmas changed for me when I read The Star. If you haven't read it, please, please follow the link ( Read more... )

1. Turns out you shouldn't cry for Aaron Sorkin even if Studio 60 was a giant turd. Because he? Is rebounding. To Broadway lang naman, with Steven Spielberg as his godfather. The play is called The Farnsworth Invention, and it's based upon the story of a high school student named Philo T. Farnsworth, who hit upon the idea of creating electronic TV ( Read more... )