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I'm not actually confused, but the icon seemed appropriate, on account of my just having seen the first episode of Life on Mars, so...it's rather late and I'm rather tired and I need to eventually make a post about Young Frankenstein--the musical, not the movie, and yes, there's a musical now, and it's here in Seattle before it goes to Broadway, and I saw it, and it's awesome, and I need to make a post about it but as I said before, it's rather late and I'm rather tired, so that will have to wait. Other things I need to do: possibly make a post about Life on Mars, though possibly even fewer people here would be interested in that than Doctor Who, and write this sudden new interlude for the BDPS that just occurred to me today, and also....damn, I had the first line of a segment for the WWII AU, a real proper segment, not the bits and pieces and dossiers I've been writing (or not writing--haven't written in two days, feel guilty about not feeling guilty about it), but it's gone now. I still have the first line of the BDPS interlude, though, so I can write tomorrow and not feel guilty at all. I like that idea. That idea's good.
It's a lot easier to write things if you just know the first line. That's how I started the BDPS, actually. The first line was easy, and then I just took off running. Granted, I had to make occasional pit stops and I think I sprained an ankle three or four times, possibly ran into a lamp post, tripped and landed face first in a mud puddle, but I got a lot of exercise and I saw some interesting trees and buildings and things and
indyhatgave me a lift near the end so that was all good. See? Nice bit of paragraph, wrote it all down nice and easy on account of having the first line. Told you it made things easier.
I have the Heroes DVD. It's very nice. The descriptions of the episodes are woefully insufficient to the point of being entirely useless; I believe Peter is mentioned exactly three times, and they refer to the beginning of the Zane Taylor incident as 'Mohinder meets a dangerous new hero'.
The deleted scenes are lovely, as is Heidi, though Angela's really kind of a dick and there is no way in hell Nathan and Heidi met in Annapolis--what, they've been married since he was twenty? Also, no way Meredith was an affair; granted, none of any of this has been actually mentioned in any way beyond the deleted scenes, but I and others have put some effort into puzzling out this timeline, thankyouverymuch, and at least we came up with versions that make sense.
I seem to remember saying something about it being rather late and my being rather tired, so I think I'll do something about that. Got another marathon sleepover tomorrow. Whether it is Doctor Who or Heroes this time depends utterly upon the reliability of Tobi, which is to say, depends utterly upon the whims of the gods. Wouldn't mind it being Heroes, though, on account of having the DVD now and being able to do it both legally and without slight blurriness. (Tobi shows up, we watch Doctor Who, 'cause that's what these things were meant to be for. If Tobi doesn't show up--as she did once before, actually twice before, but only the one is relevant--we watch Heroes, 'cause the last time Tobi didn't show up we decided to start Heroes without her. So: either I get to make horrible comments about Peter and Nathan and possibly Peter and Claude and, who knows, Mohinder and Sylar, or I get to make horrible comments about the Doctor and the Master; tomorrow is going to be a good day.)
Rather late, rather tired. Right. Talking too much for a post that was not intended to say very much. Icon is possibly even more appropriate now. GOODNIGHT.
It's a lot easier to write things if you just know the first line. That's how I started the BDPS, actually. The first line was easy, and then I just took off running. Granted, I had to make occasional pit stops and I think I sprained an ankle three or four times, possibly ran into a lamp post, tripped and landed face first in a mud puddle, but I got a lot of exercise and I saw some interesting trees and buildings and things and
indyhatgave me a lift near the end so that was all good. See? Nice bit of paragraph, wrote it all down nice and easy on account of having the first line. Told you it made things easier.
I have the Heroes DVD. It's very nice. The descriptions of the episodes are woefully insufficient to the point of being entirely useless; I believe Peter is mentioned exactly three times, and they refer to the beginning of the Zane Taylor incident as 'Mohinder meets a dangerous new hero'.
The deleted scenes are lovely, as is Heidi, though Angela's really kind of a dick and there is no way in hell Nathan and Heidi met in Annapolis--what, they've been married since he was twenty? Also, no way Meredith was an affair; granted, none of any of this has been actually mentioned in any way beyond the deleted scenes, but I and others have put some effort into puzzling out this timeline, thankyouverymuch, and at least we came up with versions that make sense.
I seem to remember saying something about it being rather late and my being rather tired, so I think I'll do something about that. Got another marathon sleepover tomorrow. Whether it is Doctor Who or Heroes this time depends utterly upon the reliability of Tobi, which is to say, depends utterly upon the whims of the gods. Wouldn't mind it being Heroes, though, on account of having the DVD now and being able to do it both legally and without slight blurriness. (Tobi shows up, we watch Doctor Who, 'cause that's what these things were meant to be for. If Tobi doesn't show up--as she did once before, actually twice before, but only the one is relevant--we watch Heroes, 'cause the last time Tobi didn't show up we decided to start Heroes without her. So: either I get to make horrible comments about Peter and Nathan and possibly Peter and Claude and, who knows, Mohinder and Sylar, or I get to make horrible comments about the Doctor and the Master; tomorrow is going to be a good day.)
Rather late, rather tired. Right. Talking too much for a post that was not intended to say very much. Icon is possibly even more appropriate now. GOODNIGHT.