I’m not a big quiz person, but when I saw this on Sapph’s LJ I just had to find out.
No surprise to anyone who knows my writing or my reading tastes, I’m sure. It amused me.
I’m not a big quiz person, but when I saw this on Sapph’s LJ I just had to find out.
No surprise to anyone who knows my writing or my reading tastes, I’m sure. It amused me.
Tuesday, March 9:
almost to bonneville. i’ve now driven 314 meters, and i’m finally getting into some interesting terrain. lots of rocks. it’s getting kind of steep, too. if i fall over i know i’m never going to hear the end of it.
who can recommend some good ‘cresting the rim of a crater’ music? nasa’s selections are getting kind of weird…
Yes, it’s the Spirit Rover LJ. Riotous.
Is it wrong to be so excited about a new stainless steel garlic press?
From an author’s website:
This book focuses on 25 artists from the Untied States and 25 artists from 12 other countries.
Ah, the irony.
Finally, a review from someone who has actually seen Mad Mad House.
Yes, I’m relieved. If the word “hokey” is used and the show compared to Abbot & Costello, then I can relax and laugh. My fears have apparently not been realised. Sure, they’re making fun of alternate lifestyles, but the show has evidently been produced with an Addams Family sort of humour.
I’ll see for myself when I settle down to watch the tape.
Looks like the spammers have finally figured me out. The latest non-sequitur subject header that fell into my inbox read bibliography minerva coronet.
How amusing. Neil Gaiman got a l33t message and a fan translated it for him.
Thought the translation (liberal in places) would be interesting to those of you who were teasing me about knowing how to read it. Okay, I actually thought you’d laugh too.
And damn, I completely and totally forgot that Gaiman had written a short story called The Daughter of Owls, found in the Smoke and Mirrors collection. This makes me feel incredibly guilty and a right twit.