The Upness of What-is-ness

[maystone]

I keep planning to update. But as the poet said, "The best laid schemes o' mice an' mays / Gang aft agley

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[sparky77]

You are calling him Cas, I am choosing to believe that he's named after Castiel. Now we just need a Dean.

(I still haven't heard back from immigration yet, I'm going to give then until tomorrow afternoon and then I'm going to try my Reps office again and see if they can get someone to actually talk to me)

[maystone]

I am choosing to believe that he's named after Castiel
Fair enough :)

We haven't heard back from them, either. Good luck on your end.

[petranef]

What? No Big Bang Theory love?

[maystone]

I've seen it a few times, and I'm not a fan. No, not even of Sheldon :) I really don't like that format of set-up punchline, set-up punchline, set-up punchline, over and over and over. It's why I rarely like comedies.

[petranef]

I refuse to watch sitcoms anymore. This is the one exception to that rule. Much like the Dollhouse is on Fox rule. *sigh*

[malterre]

I'm sorry this (both Immigration and lupus flare) are lasting so long.

I have been hooked into Top Chef and have made the following observations:
* Those who badmouth others generally don't last long
* Those who don't learn from the mistakes (their own and others) don't last long
* Having a plan, even a bad plan, is a good idea

[maystone]

Have you ever seen Hell's Kitchen? The difference between those knuckleheads and the actual chefs on Top Chef is immense. I've seen very little attitude on TC outside of Mike(?) who needs to get his sexist head out of his sexist ass. And stop acting like he wants to hit the judges when they criticize him. But he's still a damn good chef and he doesn't try to smack talk or sabotage the others. I guess I just enjoy professionals doing their thing.

[llaras]

*hugs and love*