Overheard on 3rd Street Promenade ( Read more... )

There are three upcoming events at the Buskirk-Chumley that I am interested in attending. I'm posting them here in case people are interested in joining me. I will be attending The Contenders tonight, because it looks really interesting. I may go to see Nobelity on Saturday if there is nothing else going on that night, and I will almost ( Read more... )

The first fifteen people to comment on this post get to request a drabble (real drabble: 100 words exactly) from you. In return, they have to post this in their journal. Post all fandoms you're willing to write for ( Read more... )

If you have nothing better to do, celebrate my return from the dead by coming to see a FREE show at the Buskirk Chumley Theater. It's a bunch of Baroque ballets, which are interesting and fun for a variety of reasons. There will be pretty costumes, tenors and sopranos, a moonandserpent, and hopefully some keen dancing. Plus, it's FREE ( Read more... )

Fairly accurate, it seems...



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This was originally written in response to pythia_akrypta's post on the South Dakota anti-abortion law issue. Like pythia, my feelings on this issue are so complex and conflicted that I feel a similar difficulty towards putting them into words. Because of that, this post will be very rambly, and I can't guarantee that my arguments are going to be ( Read more... )

Huh...maybe the neoconservative right is correct, and gay marriage will eventually lead to other even more "deviant" forms of marriage. After all, Africa is the birthplace of humanity...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/4748292.stm

My brother was defeated in his attempts to get a glow-in-the-dark pet. You can read about it here:

http://kaishakunin.livejournal.com/19193.html?view=34297#t34297

I told him he should have stuck to worms.

I'm only posting this cause I actually had to answer a tiebreaker question between my top two
rated crews. What can I say [sings] "I'm a little bit Moya, and a little bit Babylon 5..."


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Okay, so to all the people who said that D&DII wasn't bad, I'd like to know where you buy your crack.

However, Elizabethtown was *remarkably* good...remarkable, that is, until I saw that it was by Cameron Crowe. I highly recommend it, especially to anyone named Ben. Legoland-o is even tolerable.