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*twiddles thumbs*
I'm feeling on the bored side today. Like I want to do something but not sure what. I could create yet another community - one about Who-related cooking and recipes perhaps. You know, for Dalek...burgers. What am I saying? There's probably already one out there.
I'm betting Daleks, well...probably just the Cult of Skaro, would put onions in their burgers. And then there'd be Jack Harkness' Almost as Good as Sex Cake.
Watched Lost last night. I thought it was all pretty cool, even though it introduced something completely new. Not sure why the mouse went forward in time and Desmond went back in time, but oh well. Or the fact that an apparent paradox was created with the mouse... *tries not to think about it*
I'm glad Desmond and Penny got to talk. Hope they'll actually be reunited.
I'm betting Daleks, well...probably just the Cult of Skaro, would put onions in their burgers. And then there'd be Jack Harkness' Almost as Good as Sex Cake.
Watched Lost last night. I thought it was all pretty cool, even though it introduced something completely new. Not sure why the mouse went forward in time and Desmond went back in time, but oh well. Or the fact that an apparent paradox was created with the mouse... *tries not to think about it*
I'm glad Desmond and Penny got to talk. Hope they'll actually be reunited.
*ducks eyes from Lost talk*
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And I have no words for Lost. I'm still trying to get over the last minute of last week's episode. That was a total "WTF? Kate!?!"
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Don't you mean Almost as Good as Sex with Me Cake?
Haven't you learned by now to not think too long on time travel and paradoxes? After all, if you can't cross a timeline where you are part of established events, how did he go back and rewatch the whole of the opening ceremonies the last time the Olympics were in London. It seems you can't do that only when it's a convient plot device.
Re: *ducks eyes from Lost talk*
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It probably would. Nasty pastry wars!
And I have no words for Lost. I'm still trying to get over the last minute of last week's episode. That was a total "WTF? Kate!?!"
Yeah, no kidding. I'm thinking either Claire dies or Kate runs off with the kid. Oh! Or the boat people could kidnap the kid, and Kate just takes him as part of that whole cover-up they've got going.
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Or you, with your extensive Disney expertise, could start theoretical plans for a Who theme park.
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*smacks head* Yes. Yes, I do.
Haven't you learned by now to not think too long on time travel and paradoxes? After all, if you can't cross a timeline where you are part of established events, how did he go back and rewatch the whole of the opening ceremonies the last time the Olympics were in London. It seems you can't do that only when it's a convient plot device.
I know. I just can't seem to stop trying to make sense of it all.
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I would be the worst creator ever for that community since I can't seem to stop clicking on spoilers and then crying about it after.
Or you, with your extensive Disney expertise, could start theoretical plans for a Who theme park.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH.
Vortex Flume Ride!
Jack Mountain!
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And I guess Daniel could have taught the mouse in the maze while he was out. *tries really hard not to think about it*
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For dyslexic spoilerphobes. XD
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Please note the Dalek cake above, clearly, cake is not a force of good in this universe ;-P
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Also side note for mrv: Disney Experts unite! I didn't realize you were that into Disney until I read your AP post. I'm an AP too, though, being at school in Oregon, I haven't gone as much as I'd like but I'm going back for spring break! *bounces* We must compare notes. And about the Disneyland Dreams Suite, I see your point on the whole "only one in a million people will ever get to go there," but as a specially selected AP, I got invited to a special one hour tour of the Suite, which I would have loved to go to, but since I'm here and it's there, and I can't get out of school, would like to go in my place if I could figure out how to get it transfered to you? It would be on the day of your choice (assuming they haven't filled that time slot yet) between the 3rd and the 6th of March. Let me know if you're interested!
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But Disney Experts unite!! I'm always tempted to go on one of their formal park tours, but I'm afraid I'd already know everything. :D
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Mmmm.
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Honey Lattes: The new Bad Wolf/Torchwood/Saxon.
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I want to go on one of those tours anyway. And then if I knew something else, I could show up the tour guid. Which might not be particularly nice, but it'd be fun. :D I am a Disney fiend, and I have a mini library of Disney books, the crowning jewels of which are my Imagineering book and my Disney Encyclopedia *hugs* Have you read anything good? I'd also recommend DisneyWar by James Stewart and the Mouse Tales books by David Koenig.
Sorry. I'm a geek.
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All things considered, I'd much rather take just about anything from a local coffee joint (or even most other chains) than Starbucks. They do burn their beans rather badly.
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I don't like their beans either, because they're so badly burnt. But the local alternative (the one that's survived literally next door to the local Starbucks) makes their coffee ridiculously strong. Lesser of two evils sort of thing. I usually go with the strong, non-coporation.
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