Comments | silviakundera: just wrote this at work

silviakundera

just wrote this at work - now updating at home

May 02, 2005 18:03

Sitting in office, deleting voice mail after voice mail. Blah
blah blah some attorney from some random other state who wants
to sue our client's paaaaaaaants off. Blah blah blah fishcakes.

"The next message is..."I have 39 of these suckers. So boring ( Read more... )

Comments 13

bubosquared May 3 2005, 01:11:45 UTC

Dude. The most exciting thing in my life right now is that I got tipsy off half a bottle of wine (the hell?) and that my dad is coming to visit on Friday. You still win at exciting life. ;P

silviakundera May 3 2005, 05:08:14 UTC

whoo! It's good to be the WINNAH!

I have sweetened the pot by purchasing expensive movie popcorn, and renting "The Girl Next Door" for the sole purpose of seeing Elisha what's her name from 24 get semi-naked.

me = so very classy

park_hye_in May 3 2005, 01:28:55 UTC

YAY, someone else who understands the complete and utter awesomeness that is Deadwood! None of my friends watch it, and yet they are forced to sit and hear me marvel aloud after each new episode. God, it's so great. : D

silviakundera May 3 2005, 05:11:59 UTC

Deadwood is like... SEE? There are no words!

It is just so fucking perfect. The dialogue is so dense, and you don't even get half of it, the musicality, until you've seen the episode 5 or 6 times.

There was this period about, oh, 3 months ago when a couple of my friends and I just walked Season 1 over and over and over again. We'd be having out at their house, and flip a disk in, and talk and watch for hours.

And then I'd get all swoony over Tricksie (sp?) and Al's pure, pure love and get glares for the next 20 minutes. hahahaha.

park_hye_in May 3 2005, 05:30:45 UTC

Oh, the dialogue. *swoons* The dialogue is so...I don't know...Shakespearean. And you're right, there's a rhythm and flow to it that just makes it beautiful. I mean, I never thought I'd watch a show where "cocksucker" would be beautiful!

And the acting. And the complex plots that are SMART and trust the viewers to be intelligent, and man, the acting again. It's one of those rare rare shows that I watch and don't even think about shipping the characters, because the writers and the actors are giving me enough material to work with right away. I do take great pleasure in the relationships shown, but I don't feel the need to change anything about them, you know?

It's annoying because I'm at college, so no HBO for me. I have to download every episode and there's no shiny community like go_pirates to help me out. Frustrating, but oh so worth it!

silviakundera May 3 2005, 14:57:20 UTC

Yeah, I have to mooch off a close friend who has cable. It is the suck.

Luckily he and I both are hopelessly addicted to Deadwood, Carnivale, Sopranos, Six Feet Under, and previously (*sobs*) Dead Like Me. We also used to obsess over The L Word, but then. um. gack. The theme song alone this season sends me running.

It is true and weird for me that I don't have any real ships in Deadwood. It's like, there's nothing that I could ever think of that would be more interesting that what they come up with.

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moireach May 3 2005, 01:36:02 UTC

You don't really know me, but I'm so pleased that you're posting again! Because also LoganandRoryOMGeeee. So so yes!

silviakundera May 3 2005, 05:15:06 UTC

They make me into a twelve year old. I just can't help it.

He's just all big and solid and ridiculously cute and he doesn't take himself seriously at all. They are socute.

wrenlet May 3 2005, 03:34:25 UTC

*Deadwoodlove*

silviakundera May 3 2005, 05:20:18 UTC

eep! Sol has really come into his own as a character for me this season. I want to pet him. I was so fixated on the Tricksy and Al dynamic last season that I was kind of like, "go away! go back to your boyfriend!" but now I go awwww and pump my fist in the air when he sasses Bullock.

(I think that Deadwood, to be the full experience, must be accompanied with hooting, hollering, fists, and seat dancing throughout each and every scene.)

wrenlet May 4 2005, 02:02:04 UTC

when he sasses Bullock.

Yes! *hoots and pumps fists* :D That was My Most Favoritest Part of the second season opening, drunk!Sol. And now he doesn't even have to get drunk to give Bullock hell! *sniff* It's like my lil' Sol's all grown up and stuff...

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silviakundera May 3 2005, 17:20:05 UTC

THAT's what I missing! Fried food!

Of course, that would mean leaving the house... *so torn*

You should do it too. It's just great to get that head space time. Management was all ridiculously proud of me for agreeing to leave for two days. They announced it at the morning meeting, all, "and now for the best news EVER:"