Man, it is hard to recall a day in which I did less than today. I folded a load of laundry, and started some potato-rosemary dinner rolls for Thanksgiving, and that's all. Ah, well: sometimes you just need a day to sit on the futon and rest your braincells.
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So, hey,
this Doctor Who timeline is cool.
And this might be my
new favorite tumblr.
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I mean, my interest in and enjoyment of ASOIAF is conflicted and often chagrined, and I'm not sure I even want to watch the series. Whereas Lymond is compelling and enjoyable and addictive while maintaining about 1000% fewer casual rape scenes/threats.
That Inaccurate Lymond Quotes blog is good stuff.
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I so want to agree with you! Except I fear that for HBO and the audience it's after (which is not necessarily the same as the audience it has), the lack of rapeyness might be a bug rather than a feature...
Me, I'm thinking a longass BBC production, rather like the Hollow Crown or P&P. Short on location filming but long on awesome actors and writing...
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I'll not argue with your speculation about HBO's intended audience. To be honest, I don't think I've ever watched an HBO series. Showtime, yes. Maybe someone needs to drop a suggestion to SHO about a piece of counter-programming ripe for the picking...? I think if there's one thing GOT has proven, it's that an epic fiction series can work on TV. Lymond is the kind of central character that people would eat with a spoon. I'm a little surprised no one's tried it yet. If you adapted it for TV you could take out the boring bits. :)
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The hot chocolate recipe looks good; I'd probably add some kind of chili and cinnamon for that Mexican kick :-)
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Don't want to spoil, but ... the answer was given.
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