I think the chicken's cute...
Sep. 3rd, 2009 08:12 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
geebsis what he heard, but what I meant was "the chick in it". (Who and in what? Bridget Regan in the Legend of the Seeker show). I swear I've done a universe shift this morning. I wrote something in some paper logs, because I even remember handing it to my cohort because something else was going on as well and was giving it to him to log the other thing. But when I looked later, there was nothing in the book written by me this day. And I checked the other one to see if maybe I accidentally wrote it in the other set of logs, but nope. WTF?!
Dang, I was too slow, so I didn't get to deal with cute frizzy haired girl. I dunno why I still call her that, she only had frizzy hair that one time. But it sounds better than "sometimes ethnic-looking girl".
Obtuse comment of the day: Isn't it amusing how reviews of "certain things" are even more taste based than reviews of normal versions of those things? Like I was reading a review for 1itp/1its 7, and it had a lot of people I liked in it, but the first review felt it was blah. But the end sentence of that review was all, if you like X, and you like Y (and I'm certainly a fan of both X and Y, where X and Y are things I am a fan of), you'll really enjoy this a lot, otherwise, its a rental. So I thought, it might be good. And the next few reviews were more favorable.
TV commentary:
Leverage- Is it me, or was Parker looking totally hot in that one dress? Yowza! She was looking mad cute as well getting all huffy as Hardison took credit for her previous jobs and when flashing back to the last few times she had to play a social role and ended up breaking peoples fingers or stabbing them with forks when they tried to get frisky. I'd like to see a Dollhouse/Leverage cross-over where she, Whiskey, and Sierra play a gang of really skinny but still hot cat burglars.
And what the hell accent was Hardison going for? South African? Overall, a fun episode.
Videos you're prolly already seen this week:
The College Humor Pony-Hole vid- Hey, I'm a fan of both ponytails and punching the brown (I'm trying to find other ways to refer to it besides "going Greek"), so I found this hilarious.
Beavis and Butthead discuss Mike Judge's new movie, Extract- Talk about a blast from the past. You know, I can't believe they're that old now. Like, do kids today even know who they are, or do they have some other set of jackasses to get amused by?
Sylar in "Hostage: A Love Story"- Well, not Sylar himself, but Zachary Quinto. Who calls him Spock?! Hey, I though the new Star Trek kicked ass, but Spock is always gonna be Leonard Nimoy to me. Which reminds me of that Cracked Article on 7 iconic characters that almost never were. Wait, Spock was added to the show for sex appeal?! Really?! But I digress, funny, but kinda twisted. And you know, I can never see someone holding a gun on someone with their finger on the trigger without thinking of two of the biggest rules of gun safety- never point a gun at something you don't want shot, and don't put your finger on the trigger until you're actually going to shoot something that very moment (just leave your finger on the side, and stick your finger in and pull the trigger in one motion when you want to finally shoot something). I mean, obviously, a criminal hostage taker isn't taking safety into consideration, but it still pops into my head.
The trailer for Boondock Saints 2- you know, I was skeptical that this was ever gonna get made. I mean, its been 10 years and they kept talking about it, but I thought it was one of those things people talked about making but wasn't gonna get done. But, I'm glad that it is actually coming out. It looks like instead of William Dafoe, there's a new fed played by Darla/Rita (as she's known to you Angel or Dexter viewers)?
Dang, I was too slow, so I didn't get to deal with cute frizzy haired girl. I dunno why I still call her that, she only had frizzy hair that one time. But it sounds better than "sometimes ethnic-looking girl".
Obtuse comment of the day: Isn't it amusing how reviews of "certain things" are even more taste based than reviews of normal versions of those things? Like I was reading a review for 1itp/1its 7, and it had a lot of people I liked in it, but the first review felt it was blah. But the end sentence of that review was all, if you like X, and you like Y (and I'm certainly a fan of both X and Y, where X and Y are things I am a fan of), you'll really enjoy this a lot, otherwise, its a rental. So I thought, it might be good. And the next few reviews were more favorable.
TV commentary:
Leverage- Is it me, or was Parker looking totally hot in that one dress? Yowza! She was looking mad cute as well getting all huffy as Hardison took credit for her previous jobs and when flashing back to the last few times she had to play a social role and ended up breaking peoples fingers or stabbing them with forks when they tried to get frisky. I'd like to see a Dollhouse/Leverage cross-over where she, Whiskey, and Sierra play a gang of really skinny but still hot cat burglars.
And what the hell accent was Hardison going for? South African? Overall, a fun episode.
Videos you're prolly already seen this week:
The College Humor Pony-Hole vid- Hey, I'm a fan of both ponytails and punching the brown (I'm trying to find other ways to refer to it besides "going Greek"), so I found this hilarious.
Beavis and Butthead discuss Mike Judge's new movie, Extract- Talk about a blast from the past. You know, I can't believe they're that old now. Like, do kids today even know who they are, or do they have some other set of jackasses to get amused by?
Sylar in "Hostage: A Love Story"- Well, not Sylar himself, but Zachary Quinto. Who calls him Spock?! Hey, I though the new Star Trek kicked ass, but Spock is always gonna be Leonard Nimoy to me. Which reminds me of that Cracked Article on 7 iconic characters that almost never were. Wait, Spock was added to the show for sex appeal?! Really?! But I digress, funny, but kinda twisted. And you know, I can never see someone holding a gun on someone with their finger on the trigger without thinking of two of the biggest rules of gun safety- never point a gun at something you don't want shot, and don't put your finger on the trigger until you're actually going to shoot something that very moment (just leave your finger on the side, and stick your finger in and pull the trigger in one motion when you want to finally shoot something). I mean, obviously, a criminal hostage taker isn't taking safety into consideration, but it still pops into my head.
The trailer for Boondock Saints 2- you know, I was skeptical that this was ever gonna get made. I mean, its been 10 years and they kept talking about it, but I thought it was one of those things people talked about making but wasn't gonna get done. But, I'm glad that it is actually coming out. It looks like instead of William Dafoe, there's a new fed played by Darla/Rita (as she's known to you Angel or Dexter viewers)?
