Out of My Mind
It's time again for another Meme from Magpie!
Using only EPISODE names from ONE TV SHOW, cleverly answer these questions. Try not to repeat an episode title.
Pick your Show: See, it's funny, 'cause I've been obsessively playing the Name All the Episodes of BtVS and Angel games on Sporcle for the past week or so. Obviously, then, I'll be going with BtVS.
Are you a male or female?: This Year's Girl
Describe yourself: Storyteller
How do you feel: Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered
Describe where you currently live: The Harsh Light of Day
If you could go anywhere where would you go?: Into the Woods
Your favorite form of transportation: Entropy (alternately Lovers Walk, absent the first part)
Your best friend is: Superstar
What’s the weather like: Wild at Heart
Favorite time of day: Bring on the Night
If your life was a TV show, it would be called: Some Assembly Required
What is life to you: Becoming, Part One
Your fear: The Weight of the World
What is the best advice you have to give: Never Kill a Boy on the First Date
Thought for the Day: Go Fish
How I would like to die: After Life
My soul’s present condition: Restless
My motto: Out of Mind, Out of Sight
For those of you waiting with bated breath for my opinion on the matter, The Devil You Know is not worth the time or money. It's been a while since I read Tipton's Spike stories, and I've read an awful lot of comics since then to dull my feelings about them, but I'm pretty sure they were significantly better than what I just read. So, basically, stick to Lynch and PAD for all your Spike comic needs.
Something BizOp wrote got me thinking, and then I got to thinking about what I had thought, and I realized it wasn't exactly fair of me in my comment to single out His Dark Materials for being about a girl who is important because she is destined to give birth when The Stand did exactly the same thing, after a fashion. And then it dawned on me that the other books on the server at work are The Da Vinci Code - again, basically about a woman who is important because she gave birth - and the sixth and seventh Harry Potter books...which are about a boy who is important because of what his mother did for him. Good thing they pay me so much to find patterns in things...
How is it that I enjoy "Summerboy" and "Boys, Boys, Boys,"* and yet I loathe everything I've ever heard from Katy Perry?
* There are, as far as I can tell, no official videos for these songs, so here are is some Sim choreography.
Using only EPISODE names from ONE TV SHOW, cleverly answer these questions. Try not to repeat an episode title.
Pick your Show: See, it's funny, 'cause I've been obsessively playing the Name All the Episodes of BtVS and Angel games on Sporcle for the past week or so. Obviously, then, I'll be going with BtVS.
Are you a male or female?: This Year's Girl
Describe yourself: Storyteller
How do you feel: Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered
Describe where you currently live: The Harsh Light of Day
If you could go anywhere where would you go?: Into the Woods
Your favorite form of transportation: Entropy (alternately Lovers Walk, absent the first part)
Your best friend is: Superstar
What’s the weather like: Wild at Heart
Favorite time of day: Bring on the Night
If your life was a TV show, it would be called: Some Assembly Required
What is life to you: Becoming, Part One
Your fear: The Weight of the World
What is the best advice you have to give: Never Kill a Boy on the First Date
Thought for the Day: Go Fish
How I would like to die: After Life
My soul’s present condition: Restless
My motto: Out of Mind, Out of Sight
For those of you waiting with bated breath for my opinion on the matter, The Devil You Know is not worth the time or money. It's been a while since I read Tipton's Spike stories, and I've read an awful lot of comics since then to dull my feelings about them, but I'm pretty sure they were significantly better than what I just read. So, basically, stick to Lynch and PAD for all your Spike comic needs.
Something BizOp wrote got me thinking, and then I got to thinking about what I had thought, and I realized it wasn't exactly fair of me in my comment to single out His Dark Materials for being about a girl who is important because she is destined to give birth when The Stand did exactly the same thing, after a fashion. And then it dawned on me that the other books on the server at work are The Da Vinci Code - again, basically about a woman who is important because she gave birth - and the sixth and seventh Harry Potter books...which are about a boy who is important because of what his mother did for him. Good thing they pay me so much to find patterns in things...
How is it that I enjoy "Summerboy" and "Boys, Boys, Boys,"* and yet I loathe everything I've ever heard from Katy Perry?
* There are, as far as I can tell, no official videos for these songs, so here are is some Sim choreography.