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jecca_mehlota) wrote2007-04-13 01:00 am
jecca_mehlota) wrote2007-04-13 01:00 am
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Waste of space!
Six-inch titanium Rodimus obtained! He is delightful!
AUGH CREEPY TEST PATTERN GIRL WITH CLOWN. Oh, go away, creepy girl! And the television continuously turning itself on during the night. I have a television in my room. The only channel it gets is PS2, but now I am eyeing it warily. It's going to stay off, right? The craziness going on with the televisions and radios being people in 2006 talking to Sam is, uh... yeah, Silent Hill vibes. Creeeeepy.
All the scenes where he goes to his house have broken my silly little heart. Oh, sorrow! I found it a bit distressing. Even if this whole thing is a crazy coma-hallucination. Angst! Angst and woe! (Where did they go? I'm too stupid to figure it out, evidently.)
That and stop killing or almost killing people! You evil, evil show! Who're you going to introduce to kill off next?
I rather like Annie, I just don't like the romantic angle they seem to betrying for and failing miserably at hinting at between her and Sam. And, my God, Gene and Sam. hee! I'm only four episodes in, and I suspect they are only going to get gayer as the series goes on. (Though, er, I keep trying to refer to Gene as Jeremy Clarkson because my brain obviously just hates me.)
I like Nelson, too. (What? No, I like everyone.)
Also, I am irrationally fond of the opening theme. Da-nanana, da-nananaaa
(ahaha, Doctor Who reference! But I don't think I'm going to be able to stay awake through this episode.)
...Gene just asked, "How hard can it be?" in regards to running a pub.
I winced.
There is a skunk that lives under the barn. It is not rabid, and the cat likes to go out and play with it. They seem to get along fairly well, and if you're careful, it doesn't care if you wander about while it's in the yard.
... The dog is not careful. The dog chases things in "his" yard. This doesn't go over so well with the skunk. I'm sure you can figure out what happened there.
He reeks. Ugh! We washed off his shoulder and collar using a mix of stuff (I don't remember what's all in it), so it's not as bad as it was. We can stand to let him in the house now, at any rate. If he doesn't smart up soon, it's going to be a long and miserable rest of the year.
AUGH CREEPY TEST PATTERN GIRL WITH CLOWN. Oh, go away, creepy girl! And the television continuously turning itself on during the night. I have a television in my room. The only channel it gets is PS2, but now I am eyeing it warily. It's going to stay off, right? The craziness going on with the televisions and radios being people in 2006 talking to Sam is, uh... yeah, Silent Hill vibes. Creeeeepy.
All the scenes where he goes to his house have broken my silly little heart. Oh, sorrow! I found it a bit distressing. Even if this whole thing is a crazy coma-hallucination. Angst! Angst and woe! (Where did they go? I'm too stupid to figure it out, evidently.)
That and stop killing or almost killing people! You evil, evil show! Who're you going to introduce to kill off next?
I rather like Annie, I just don't like the romantic angle they seem to be
I like Nelson, too. (What? No, I like everyone.)
Also, I am irrationally fond of the opening theme. Da-nanana, da-nananaaa
(ahaha, Doctor Who reference! But I don't think I'm going to be able to stay awake through this episode.)
...Gene just asked, "How hard can it be?" in regards to running a pub.
I winced.
There is a skunk that lives under the barn. It is not rabid, and the cat likes to go out and play with it. They seem to get along fairly well, and if you're careful, it doesn't care if you wander about while it's in the yard.
... The dog is not careful. The dog chases things in "his" yard. This doesn't go over so well with the skunk. I'm sure you can figure out what happened there.
He reeks. Ugh! We washed off his shoulder and collar using a mix of stuff (I don't remember what's all in it), so it's not as bad as it was. We can stand to let him in the house now, at any rate. If he doesn't smart up soon, it's going to be a long and miserable rest of the year.
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Er. I'd like to be able to answer your 'where did they go?' question, but, alas, I never quite understood that bit myself.
Sam and Gene are the gayest ever.
(Though, er, I keep trying to refer to Gene as Jeremy Clarkson because my brain obviously just hates me.)
Hee! I think that Gene and Jeremy really need to meet. It could be amazing.
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I keep thinking there must have been some sort of hint that I just did not catch! It is frustrating.
They... they really are.
I can't help but think that Gene and Jeremy meeting would cause either their deaths or the deaths of everyone around them (or both). The commentary would be wonderful, though!