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greygirlbeast

"Two broken tigers on fire in the night..."

Apr 28, 2011 14:02

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kyle cassidy, the crimson alphabet, the drowning girl, providence, cover art, alabama, proofreading, cold spring, storms, lee moyer, spring, "best of crk" project, bad movies, food

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robyn_ma April 28 2011, 19:16:15 UTC

'No, the mastodon skeleton wasn't in Stalingrad.'

But what if it were? What was it doing there?

Story!

greygirlbeast April 28 2011, 19:23:48 UTC

But what if it were? What was it doing there?

Now I have to look into the geology of Volgograd...

spank_an_elf April 29 2011, 00:04:36 UTC

Also, it doesn't help that Nathaniel Brown, who plays the protagonist, has all the acting ability of a stalk of broccoli.

My keyboard has wine on it again. I switched to drinking Pinot Grigio for that exact reason. I have a dreadful habit of taking a sip and not swallowing it. This dolt should know better.

I love your actors as food descriptions. A few days ago it was a bowl of Cream of Wheat, now broccoli. I look forward to what's next on the menu.

greygirlbeast April 29 2011, 02:01:20 UTC

I love your actors as food descriptions.

I calls 'em as I sees 'em.

unknownbinaries April 29 2011, 00:06:33 UTC

Atlanta seems to have escaped the storms relatively unscathed, but I've been a recluse this week with no end in sight. Two comics in various stages of manifestation, a set of book illustrations and two personal pieces will do that.

They still make Atomic Fireballs?! I was a complete cinnamon-candy junkie of a child, and loved those.

greygirlbeast April 29 2011, 02:01:53 UTC

They still make Atomic Fireballs?!

Oh, yeah.

waristerrorism April 29 2011, 01:27:58 UTC

The manuscript is 210,209 words long, which breaks down to 965,432 individual characters, all of which have to be checked again and again.

I love that sentence. *scrunchy face*

greygirlbeast April 29 2011, 02:02:28 UTC

I love that sentence. *scrunchy face*

It's sort of terrifying.

catconley April 29 2011, 02:46:32 UTC

Ooooh, Five Guys. They're even better than Johnny Rockets, and I like those burgers a lot. Now I'm hungry again...

humglum April 29 2011, 06:05:19 UTC

They are the best! And a "regular" order of fries is enough for 3 or 4 people. We had one 5 minutes down the road in Atlanta, which was so dangerous. At least here we have to drive about 15 minutes and cross the state line...

catconley April 29 2011, 21:43:25 UTC

100% yes on the fries :) And a 5 Guys 5 minutes down the road from you? Oh man, that IS dangerous. I try to forget about the Seekonk one as much as possible for just that reason, but since it's a gorgeous night, I'm starving, and I'm thinking about it, there is a 99% chance that I'll be headed there as soon as I close my computer...

chris_walsh April 30 2011, 05:59:00 UTC

If my office ever decides it wants Five Guys for lunch, I already know the nearest one is a 7.5-mile drive from the office. That's doable. (I'm a convert to their food, too. Also, I order food for part of my office.)

I once realized I was in a crap mood when I was so distracted by said mood that I didn't order any sauce for my Five Guys burger.