I can haz Madonna tickets! 400 shekels each ($100), hope it's worth it. They're so nice and shiny! I... should probably find someplace safe to hide them until Sept 2nd
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I guess we are lucky in Athens, that we have very high temperatures but not much humidity.
So up to 32-34C I can deal with in the summer, but over - dear god - Hell indeed.
I'm just happy that I will be far away in the cool Berlin, when the next heatwave (they are called now when the temp goes over 40C! It used to be over 35C!!!!) hits Greece this weekend.
Oh the one hand: oh, man, 40 *shudders* (or to be more exact, *melts*). On those kinds of days, which I don't think I've had any yet where I live, I just do my best not to step outside at all. Tel Aviv is terribly humid; it's hotter down south, but at last it's dry there, and a little windier.
UGH THE WEATHER, I KNOW. I rarely get hot when I'm at home, but today it was 27 degrees in my room, and there was so much humidity that I got wet the moment I went into my room. (and immediately ran our of it)
Did you go to קומיקס וירקות or Otaku? *fascinated*
I feel the first four translations are...displeasing is the nicest thing I have to say about them. Five is really not bad, though! ...I forgot the name of my favorite Shakespearer translater. Fail, nimua, fail.
There was a moment I went outside where I took a couple of deep breaths just to see if my lungs still work properly, it was so suffocatingly humid. Thank god for A/Cs...
I went to vegetables! First time there, 'twas cute :-) No RIP or Blue Beetle, though, alas.
I actually like the last three translations, but of course one of the major factors in how much I'll actually like it is the actors' intonations. I like Ehud Manor translations of musicals, but I don't remember the names of any other theater translaters in particular...
C&V. I don't think I've ever been to Comikaza! I wanted to go last year, and I'd heard they had a store on Brodetzky street, but when I got there it turned out that branch had closed :/ (I did discover a used book store there though, where I bought The Amazing Adventures of Cavalier and Klay, which is sort of comicsy?)
I haven't read any of the Batman RIP comics, so I would have bought them if I'd seen them just for the chance to read a cool, long new comic on paper, but as it is, I'll probably just DL scans eventually...
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So up to 32-34C I can deal with in the summer, but over - dear god - Hell indeed.
I'm just happy that I will be far away in the cool Berlin, when the next heatwave (they are called now when the temp goes over 40C! It used to be over 35C!!!!) hits Greece this weekend.
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On the other hand: BERLIN. Have fun, eee!
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Did you go to קומיקס וירקות or Otaku? *fascinated*
I feel the first four translations are...displeasing is the nicest thing I have to say about them. Five is really not bad, though! ...I forgot the name of my favorite Shakespearer translater. Fail, nimua, fail.
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I went to vegetables! First time there, 'twas cute :-) No RIP or Blue Beetle, though, alas.
I actually like the last three translations, but of course one of the major factors in how much I'll actually like it is the actors' intonations. I like Ehud Manor translations of musicals, but I don't remember the names of any other theater translaters in particular...
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I like vegetables, and it's less likely to have overly loud teen fangirls, which is a HUGE plus for me.
Ah, it'd a whole other thing listening to it and reading it, I think.
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I'm a Comikaza gal myself...and they had (at least at the time it came out) Batman RIP...you should check there if you haven't...
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I haven't read any of the Batman RIP comics, so I would have bought them if I'd seen them just for the chance to read a cool, long new comic on paper, but as it is, I'll probably just DL scans eventually...
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