Related to my previous post: I was looking for a nice old-fashioned word for female genitals, and the sites I found suggested that I use "cunt", which is a little bit worse than I had intended. And then I get this lovely tidbit from wikipedia ( Read more... )

So now I have two computers, which is fun, though I still tend to use my old one. Though the new one is luring me in with a Death on the Nile computer game which is remarkably hard to resist, considering that I know who the murderer is. But still, so far, I tend to use the old one, or both at once, which is of course a waste of electricity ( Read more... )

Like every other Doctor Who fan out there, I've watched and loved The Ballad of Russell and Julie. I hadn't, however, heard the original. So I rather thought I should.

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Well, that was certainly very amusing. I hurried to click the next Victoria Wood clip, which turned out to be even more amusing, especially since it concerned a word that's in very ( Read more... )

One of my Facebook friends had the actual link to Christer Sjögren singing Lady Gaga, and dear God, it's worse than I had imagined, and thus, absolutely glorious.

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This entry was originally posted at http://katta.dreamwidth.org/550101.html and has
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Since I didn't get a beta, I'm posting without - love2loveher said that there weren't any glaring grammar mistakes, and that's good enough for me.

Anyway. For those of you who want to know what Diana Gabaldon was on about without reading her books, or those of you who have read her books and just want the condensed crack version, here's my condensed Outlander ( Read more... )

You know, I get a bit growly whenever people complain about the librarian stereotype and go, ”We're not all frumpy bespectacled women in comfortable shoes, honestly!” But I remind myself, hey, they're not frumpy bespectacled women in comfortable shoes, they want people to know that, fair enough.

( Rant number 1. )

Upon closer viewing of Sherlock Holmes, I realized that the sharp-eyed ficcers were absolutely right:

( Lord Blackwood's real superpower. )

I have now finished reading A Study in Scarlet - so much for getting off the high before I submerged myself in canon. It was a very fun read, and I'll be right off to the library after lunch for more.

( Thoughts under the cut. )

Not quite what I had in mind when I promised this morning that I'd do a post today, but oh well, my brain works in mysterious ways sometimes.

On the bus to work, I was thinking about "Härjarevisan" (The Pillager Song) from the classic Spex Djingis Khan, and how "pillage" rhymes with "village" in English... which of course meant that I had to make ( Read more... )

Anders & Måns solve the theodicy problem. So. Much Love ( Read more... )