That's the episode where they turn into hyena-people and then eat someone? Not my favorite, but still good for First Season. I'm halfway through Season Five, but Paul took all his disks to Texas, so I'm Buffy-less for a few months. Considering all the work junior year entails, though, that is probably a good thing
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1. Number one is fairly typical. My junior year I spent more time skipping than attending. Nearly got booted, too. 2. Your answers, dear, tend toward the pedantic... well certainly in the case of number two, anyway. 3. Yes, that's nit-picky. That's okay, though. 4. Really, snow scares you? Its lack? 5. Green's good for eyes. Mine drift into green occasionally and I'm fond of that. 6. It's an interesting question, especially approached from a place of self-doubt. All sorts of connotations. 7. What's it about and what are its virtues?
I've been up to a whole lot of nothing. *I* want something to believe in!! The future is revolting, dark, damp and cold. Because it fucking is, and life is one big maze. Violet!! Psshhhh, we all love you, don't say that. We always have. Mmm....The Velveteen Rabbit. Totally.
1. No one is ever up to a whole lot of nothing. At worst, you are up to entropy, at best it's something constructive. 2. Why? And what? 3. The future is a cave? It's in a cave? Or the back of a fridge? 4. Yes, but there are cool talking worms with Aussie accents in the maze. It's kinda cool. 5. Violet would be kind of awesome, but what would it mean about you that you have violet eyes? 6. Oh, that's a relief. I was worried. ;) 7. What about the Velveteen Rabbit makes it lovely?
It's okay to like Buffy. I like it. Also, I heard rumors that a group of tutors (possibly including Mr. Harrell, Mr. Borjesson, and Mr. Black) would get together to watch the show while they were in college at Dartmouth. Incidentally that group is also rumored to have come to St. John's to teach because they had classes with Mr. Page there and liked him so much that they followed him to SJC semi-creepily
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That totally rocks. Frankly, I'd follow Mr. Page around, too, if I wasn't creepy enough already. He totally rocks. Like, totally. Rocks.
1. Hotel and Liquor, eh? What's the most important thing you've learned from each job? 2. Do you think you're unhappy? Or are you just looking to be not-obnoxious? 3. Seen. 4. It's amazing how the little things mount up, isn't it? 5. I suppose that's fair. Give it some thought and get back to me. 6. And here I thought it was because I'm all Emo. 7. Ooh.. why? What recommends it (aside from your excellent taste, of course)?
Me... just moved to a new place. My new job is awesome but stressful. Checking email from work because I don't have internet at the new place yet, so I don't have time to answer your mini survey :-(
1. I wrote you this already: in NYC, people died. In Annapolis, bisexuals apparently do not exist. 2. Many attempts to instill some kind of belief in me have failed. Even my pagan friends complain that I don't believe in anything, and are discouraged. 3. Frightened? No. 4. I expect to be frustrated/bored rather than frightened. 5. Blue like Peter O'Toole's. 6. How should I know? Perhaps many people do, but are made tongue-tied by your rapier wit and superior good looks. 7. Between favorites at the moment. I just watch the Rome miniseries on HBO.
1. Well, the East coast is tough that way. On the other hand, it could be that your friends are a bunch of ignorant assholes. They sound that way... but of course, it is not for me to judge. 2. For some reason everyone things I'm talking faith. No... believe in. Not faith, not theology at all... 3. Oh. Fair 'nough. 4. That's a grim and soulless expectation of the future. Every day is an adventure, my dear. 5. Why can't I remember who Peter O'Toole is? 6. Yeah, that's my problem too. I frequently find myself tongue-tied by my own wit, and blushing hideously at my own good looks. ;) 7. Alright, I'll adjust. What work do you recommend to strangers?
1. In this fellow's case I'm going for the latter. He'd been showing symptoms of it before, but this made it official. 2. Well, darling, you'll just have to explain yourself then. 4. I'll try and keep that in mind. 5. He's Lawrence of Arabia! 6. No comment. ;) 7. Oh, if you insist...the Cairo Trilogy by Naguib Mahfouz.
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2. Your answers, dear, tend toward the pedantic... well certainly in the case of number two, anyway.
3. Yes, that's nit-picky. That's okay, though.
4. Really, snow scares you? Its lack?
5. Green's good for eyes. Mine drift into green occasionally and I'm fond of that.
6. It's an interesting question, especially approached from a place of self-doubt. All sorts of connotations.
7. What's it about and what are its virtues?
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*I* want something to believe in!!
The future is revolting, dark, damp and cold.
Because it fucking is, and life is one big maze.
Violet!!
Psshhhh, we all love you, don't say that. We always have.
Mmm....The Velveteen Rabbit. Totally.
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2. Why? And what?
3. The future is a cave? It's in a cave? Or the back of a fridge?
4. Yes, but there are cool talking worms with Aussie accents in the maze. It's kinda cool.
5. Violet would be kind of awesome, but what would it mean about you that you have violet eyes?
6. Oh, that's a relief. I was worried. ;)
7. What about the Velveteen Rabbit makes it lovely?
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1. Hotel and Liquor, eh? What's the most important thing you've learned from each job?
2. Do you think you're unhappy? Or are you just looking to be not-obnoxious?
3. Seen.
4. It's amazing how the little things mount up, isn't it?
5. I suppose that's fair. Give it some thought and get back to me.
6. And here I thought it was because I'm all Emo.
7. Ooh.. why? What recommends it (aside from your excellent taste, of course)?
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Me... just moved to a new place. My new job is awesome but stressful. Checking email from work because I don't have internet at the new place yet, so I don't have time to answer your mini survey :-(
Miss ya.
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I'm fond of both Spike and Giles. Xander, too, I guess. Pretty much everyone else can get fucked, though.
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2. Many attempts to instill some kind of belief in me have failed. Even my pagan friends complain that I don't believe in anything, and are discouraged.
3. Frightened? No.
4. I expect to be frustrated/bored rather than frightened.
5. Blue like Peter O'Toole's.
6. How should I know? Perhaps many people do, but are made tongue-tied by your rapier wit and superior good looks.
7. Between favorites at the moment. I just watch the Rome miniseries on HBO.
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2. For some reason everyone things I'm talking faith. No... believe in. Not faith, not theology at all...
3. Oh. Fair 'nough.
4. That's a grim and soulless expectation of the future. Every day is an adventure, my dear.
5. Why can't I remember who Peter O'Toole is?
6. Yeah, that's my problem too. I frequently find myself tongue-tied by my own wit, and blushing hideously at my own good looks. ;)
7. Alright, I'll adjust. What work do you recommend to strangers?
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2. Well, darling, you'll just have to explain yourself then.
4. I'll try and keep that in mind.
5. He's Lawrence of Arabia!
6. No comment. ;)
7. Oh, if you insist...the Cairo Trilogy by Naguib Mahfouz.
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