"No one is left. Everything's gone. Kharak is burning."

For some reason, I couldn't get this quote out of my head today. Thanks to YouTube, I got to check out the mission from which it comes with accompanying music (Adiago of the Strings). Very moving.

Had a long chat with J last night. Haven't talked with him in ages; it was nice catching up. He's signing papers for a house in Brentwood (with two other people) this afternoon and he might make it to the munch and movie tonight ( Read more... )

The crack was really flying last night and I was *ON.* The only quote I can remember, and the only quote I can remember was "We call it... Raoul." It was in reference to a Shetland pony (or its genitalia) being married to a "human" pony. I guess you had to be there.

"Do you have A.D.D.?"

"No, I haven't played Advanced Dungeons and Dragons in *years.*"

Wow, the munch tonight was loud (and I'm not talking about C). A lot of people showed up very quickly and there was chatter everywhere. I got a little overwhelmed in my corner and had to concentrate a bit to keep my breathing under control. It's easier for me to work through it rather than take a breather. At one point, I had to bite my tongue ( Read more... )

I got what I'm gonna call the show-stopper quote of the night. After I said it, everyone got quiet for, like, 15 seconds or so. The set up for it is this: The summer after my sophomore year, I took a class trip for three weeks to England. Every time we walked around London, we always heard someone complaining about the "fucking American tourists ( Read more... )

Here are the movies from which I snurched the quotes ( Read more... )

Last night I watched "Hitman" and this morning I watched "Stargate: the Ark of Truth" and "Awake." All of them rocked in their own way ( Read more... )

The munch last night was jumping. A lot of people came out of the woodwork; people that had left the scene before I met my first submissive. Plus the person who first collared me was also there and gave Sparky a bit of a work out on my leg (so much fun). I also sensed some very high school-like drama on the horizon. It might be interesting to ( Read more... )

Just returned American Gangster and Chaos. Both were alright. I *did* like the "fuck me like a cop" line. However, I would have preferred a present-time story instead. (Yes, I know this was based on a true story and, therefore, can't be helped.) I called Chaos before I even popped it in the DVD player. Whenever a movie tells you to expect the ( Read more... )