| SGAart: John enjoys the first rays (G) |
23 Jun 08, 9:51am |
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Happy Birthday, ![[info]](http://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif) nakedwesley!
After more than four years of the show, wryly witty Joe Flanigan still hopes for development of his character John Sheppard. But he no longer likes to make bold statements (or sticking it to the man).
charlidos also (re)posted a lovely little older photo of him.
ETA: (commonly known?) SPOILER for s05e01.
wraithfodder has links to mock(ing)-ups of the S05 cast photos, eg. Good Sheppard Hunting
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/06/080624110931.htm
"Men are significantly more likely to share their creative work online than women though both engage in creative activity about equally. With the Internet a major form of participating in popular culture and public discourse, that means men's voices are disproportionately heard. Almost two-thirds of men report posting their work online. Only half of women do. When controlling for digital literacy -- whether perceived or actual -- the research shows they post about equally."
WHEDONesque
So there's not only Dollhouse I've been waiting for eagerly, and that weird theatre thing Nathan did in London and I'll never see, but also Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog. Take a gander.
At least Terry Pratchett has NOT found god, bless him; no matter what the Daily Mail insinuates in its misleading (and promptly (mis)quoted everywhere, because who the fuck bothers to actually READ what someone really said when there's a) headline; he ain't no Greene or Weldon.
knitting (German text)
Doctor Who
The slightly (by now harldy) spoilery question I asked on the weekend re. a certain speech odditiy was raised here as well. I can't comment there (wanted to ask for details), but I think only the robertredfordicon has it right, because that was not an accent problem.
June 28, 2008, 23:09
Hah. Three long pages on flist flist were NOTHING BUT reactions to Doctor Who, and those before intermingled heavily, think it was the biggest reaction so far. As an insider joke I was going to leave just one of those incoherent capslock one-liners, but I'm not sure anybody would have got the insider joke *off to add short reaction to private locked draft post*
fan / fic / dom / writing
http://glitterandlube.livejournal.com/655111.html
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41 emanations | speak to me
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| We knew they were polite ... |
19 Jun 08, 9:37am |
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... but what's the use of that?
*imagines them fishing parcels out with poles from a turbulent river where they get thrown over rocks and tumbled through rapids, together with 2ton logs*
ETA: is there an SGA comm for general het fics?
ETA: hah, yesterday I said to amberlynne that I'll use wordle.net/create for summaries/headers from now on, even installed more evil Java, then faffed about my first textimage for three hours in font-less Photoshop, and now others already did the same *burries little header*
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19 emanations | speak to me
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| There is no torture in the USA, there is no torture in the USA, there is no torture in the USA |
18 Jun 08, 7:07pm |
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"Somehow, it had never crossed my mind - I guess since I'm an American - that the vampires who had snatched Bill might be resorting to evil means to get him to talk." AAAAAAaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH I would tear out my hair but really I should tear out Charlaine's. I would cry if I weren't straight out of emotions by now.
Have something else: Linzi eats at Joe's table. Joe's dogs keep getting eaten, David is jealously watching how much Joe eats (and drinks?), Malozzi as auteur, ... keep reading, below the set visit is more, incl. heartfelt praise of Joe's excellent acting.
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17 emanations | speak to me
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| 18 Jun 08, 9:49am |
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Has one of you been trying to call me? I've been phone terrorised for the last weeks, and since I haven't given my number away in years and can't think of anybody wanting to call me night and day and put down the receiver I wonder if it's burglars or - I just don't know.
I still haven't been able to open my Outlook mails, nor any other lost data. I dl-ed a programme to reveal my FirstClassClient password to log into my website, but it was refused. I cannot ask the provider because they have a strict real data policy and I forgot what data I had given. Do you know a hacker? I just need to get into my own website!
ETA: I dreamed that Kathleene Woodiwiss was a penname for a trio of writers. I ... think that isn't true *rubs*
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15 emanations | speak to me
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| bitch |
17 Jun 08, 2:51pm |
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| » mood: flies (no ointment) |
Dear customer,
have you noticed that the price for Laura (Cinema Premium Edition, 2 DVDs) has risen from EUR 8,97 to EUR 22,95?
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| Help? |
16 Jun 08, 9:50am |
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A few weeks ago I messed with Partition Magic and could no longer start my computer at all, NTLDR was gone. I had to format the HD which lost all my programmes. I'm very bad at replacing them and am not using any writing or graphics programmes at all now.
BUT I'd really like to recover my Outlook Express emails. I can't do it, neither with importing nor searching for the files in the directory. The reason I can't open them seems to be that I'd need to log in as the user who owned the settings, but I don't know what pop settings were and I no longer have that university account.
How can I crack open that saved bundle of files to access my address book and EMAILS PLEASE?
ETA: I've got a 200 Mb .pst file containing all my OE data - including the 30character password for my website I cannot retrieve any other way since I cannot remember who I claimed to be there either.
ETA: nothing worked (again), not renaming, changing directories, "repairing", copy-pasting, nothing.
OE cannot even be deinstalled.
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17 emanations | speak to me
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| in lieu of an essay |
15 Jun 08, 8:07pm |
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| » mood: battered (cat rod ) + bleeding |
It's one of those day where I'm convinced that if woman weren't such a commodity and church and state didn't oppress a bit, all men would be gay.
ETA: I'm actually serious.
Anyway, remember the three utterly appealing photos of Joe arriving with The Road and a toothpick? I forgot if we said it at the time, but isn't this the hedge behind Joe? And the angle and footpath. "The Lodge".
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19 emanations | speak to me
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| ole green eyes is back |
7 Jun 08, 12:14pm |
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Stayed up till 2 am to make a (good) little Monty Python mission (same place as yesterday's) until my face was swollen/throbbed with eye strain. In the meantime the "kittens" fished my only pair of (very light) glasses out from the inside of a book that was under a big pillow that was on the sofa that was in the other room (wily memorising of where I had them?) and then seemed to have thrown it all over the flat. Instead of buying much needed food, I bring you long-absent pictorial material:
( large colour-corrected promo pic )
ETA: I had some human friends (but I ate them).
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8 emanations | speak to me
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| introduction to a cool author |
6 Jun 08, 11:13pm |
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I have never had such painful RSD as right now, thanks to the PMOG editing function failing fifty thousand times. In case you can take this without logging in, please enjoy my virtual tour through the books of contemporary Scottish author Louise Welsh. Because I'm not posting my lenghty reviews here.
Tags: GAY, crime, mystery, literature.
You can use OpenID for PMOG: Just click the link under the log-in box on the top-right, and enter your LJ homepage URL.
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12 emanations | speak to me
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| SGA art: J + R undercover (or post-undercover *cough*) |
1 Jun 08, 10:26am |
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writerlibrarian, of course my first use of charcoal ever is yours ( Jean Sheppard ) They glued on moustaches and John glued down his hair, but whether they're just icognito and (having no clothes at the ready) are reduced to quickly hiding behind menues and baguettes (which Rodney surreptitiously chews on, hence their respective looks - well that and trying to downplay they'd been caught in an intimate act), or actually trying to pretend to be French, they sort of fail. Hopefully in a pleasing way.
( Mon dieu! - Qu'est-ce que c'est? - Déshabillés sur les Champs-Elysées! )
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33 emanations | speak to me
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tired
