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    Wednesday, July 15th, 2009
    thunderemerald
    10:02a
    Trying to keep from bouncing in my seat in anticipation of the HP movie...
    Potter Potter Potter Potter Potter Potter Potter MO-VIE MO-VIE Potter Potter Potter...

    Anyway.

    HERE, HAVE A MEME.

    What's the first artist on your iPod beginning with...

    0-9: 10,000 Maniacs
    A: ABBA
    B: Badly Drawn Boy
    C: C Lanzbom & Noah Solomon
    D: Damien Rice
    E: Eagle Eye Cherry
    F: Fairport Convention
    G: Gaelic Storm
    H: Harry and the Potters
    I: Idan Raichel
    J: J Ralph
    K: K's Choice
    L: Lady Sovereign
    M: Macy Gray
    N: Nada Surf
    O: Offenbach
    P: Paradox
    Q: Queen
    R: Rachael Yamagata
    S: Sade
    T: Talking Heads
    U: U2
    V: Van Morrison
    W: Walela
    X: XTC
    Y: Yamit Mamo
    Z: Zazie

    Well, that was fun. Potter movie now?
    rivier
    2:27p
    leper update
    I did speak to my GP today. She thinks I DO have the pestilence - hoorah! - but no need to rush to the Tamiflu right now, just keep doing what I'm doing at the moment, which is sleeping and rehydrating (sadly not with the Chablis: I couldn't face wrestling with the Screwpull, alas).

    I agree with her - I don't feel super, but I'm reasonably functional and I'll get back in contact immediately if any of the symptoms start to get worse. She buttered me up shamelessly by thanking me for being pragmatic and sensible about it all: from the way my surgery now has a dedicated swine flu GP helpline, I'm guessing they're getting a LOT of calls and queries and people terrified because some stranger just sneezed twenty feet away from them in the street and now they are DOOMED DOOMED I TELLS YA!

    Thanks for all the good wishes - don't worry, chaps, all in hand here. And I'm back off to bed! At some point, I'm expecting my body to go "argh, that's quite enough sleep OK!" but it's not showing any signs of happening yet. And my mother's much the same as yesterday, but the thing lasts 7-10 days so that's all as expected.

    Right, I'll daub a quick X on my front door before the next gargantuan nap!

    Current Mood: sleepy
    thebeatblog 12:03p
    thebeatblog 12:03p
    Mystery art alert

    Promo

    This mystery art has been making the rounds online…and in honor of the All-Star break in baseball, we approve…of whatever it is.

    thebeatblog 12:02p
    Sergio Aragonés to join Simpsons Comics

    Bart 50 Cover-3

    This press release is a little long, but it’s worth it just to see Sergio Aragonés’s accomplishments laid out in one very very long paragraph. In the time it takes to read it, he probably drew a whole page!


    Bart Simpson teams up with Sergio Aragonés beginning in Bart Simpson #50.

    Matt Groening, creator of “The Simpsons” and “Futurama,” has announced that Sergio Aragonés (MAD Magazine, Groo the Wanderer) will become a regular featured artist and writer in Bart Simpson comics beginning with issue #50. Sergio Aragonés will provide the entire contents of Bart Simpson #50 as well as the cover art. The issue will include an eleven-page main story entitled “The Simpson Project.” Mr. Aragonés will also contribute a new and ongoing feature entitled “Maggie’s Crib,” a series of pantomime stories much in the vein of his classic three-page “A Mad Look At…” feature found in MAD Magazine. Sergio will also be a contributor of stories to the Bart Simpson title as well as other Bongo Comics Group titles on a regular basis.
     
    Bart Simpson #50 will be released on October 28, 2009 in direct market comic book stores and at newsstands. Bart Simpson is a bimonthly comic book aimed at younger comic book readers and was launched in 2000.
     
    “I have been a Simpsons fan from the very beginning,” says Sergio Aragonés. “I watch the show, read the comics, and collect everything that has come out, so imagine the pleasure to now be writing and drawing my favorite family…I couldn’t be happier!”
     
    Bill Morrison, Bongo Comics Creative Director, says, “We’ve put some of the funniest characters ever created in the hands of the world’s funniest cartoonist. This is unprecedented in the world of humor comics, and it may result in more comedy than the average reader can safely handle. I predict it’ll be just like that movie The Perfect Storm, only hilarious.”
     
    “Sergio’s the best,” says Matt Groening, Bongo Comics founder and publisher, “and it’s an honor to work with him.”



    Sergio Aragonés, whom many have dubbed the fastest cartoonist in the world, is certainly the most honored, having won every major award in the profession, including the National Cartoonists Society’s Reuben Award and the Will Eisner Hall of Fame Award. He sold his first cartoon at the age of seventeen while still in high school and continued selling cartoons while studying architecture at the University of Mexico. He has been drawing and writing cartoons for a living ever since. Mr. Aragonés has contributed to every issue of MAD Magazine since January 1963 with the exception of one (due to an error at the post office). He distinguished himself at MAD Magazine with a series of “Marginal Thinking” strips, cartoons that were printed up, down, across, and around the corners of comic panels to fill in the margins. Sergio Aragonés cartoons have also been animated and seen on popular television shows such as “Laugh-In” and on many of Dick Clark’s blooper shows.

    Mr. Aragonés is also a pioneer of creator-owned comic books and an advocate for creator’s rights. He created Groo the Wanderer (currently published by Dark Horse) along with frequent collaborator Mark Evanier. Together they have authored several titles, including: The Mighty Magnor (Malibu Comics); Boogeyman, Space Circus, and Sergio Aragonés Stomps Star Wars (Dark Horse); Fanboy and Sergio Aragonés Destroys DC (DC Comics); and Sergio Aragonés Massacres Marvel (Marvel Comics). 

    Along the way, Sergio Aragonés has garnered practically every award that the comic book and cartoonist industries have available. He has won the Harvey Award Special Award for Humor nine times (1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1995, 1997,1998, 1999 and 2001). He received the National Cartoonist Society Humor Comic Book Award in 1973, 1974, and 1976; their Special features Award in 1977; their Gag Cartoon Award in 1983; their Comic Book Award in 1986; their Magazine and Book Illustration Award in 1989, and their highest award, the Reuben, in 1996. He was awarded the Adamson Award for Best International Comic-Strip or Comic Book work in 1985, and in 2003 he was awarded La Plumilla de Plata (The Silver Inkpen) in Mexico. He has been awarded the Eisner Award four times for Best Humor Publication (1992, 1997, 1999, 2000), once for best Writer/Artist-Humor (1996), and once for Best Short Story (2001). He has also been honored with the Bob Clampett Humanitarian Award (1996) and with the Will Eisner Hall of Fame Award in 2002. In 2007, the Comic Art Professional Society honored Mr. Aragonés by naming their prized award “The Sergio” in homage to his body of work.

    One of Sergio Aragonés’ Best Humor Publication Eisner awards was earned for his first collaboration with Bongo Comics in Bart Simpson’s Treehouse of Horror #5 (“Xt’Tapalatakettle’s Day”) in 2000.

    Bongo Comics Group, owned and operated by Matt Groening, creator of “The Simpsons” and “Futurama,” has been publishing comics and books for 15 years. Titles include: Simpsons Comics, Bart Simpson, Simpsons Classics, The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror, Simpsons Super Spectacular, The Simpsons Summer Shindig, The Simpsons Winter Wingding, and Futurama Comics. Bongo Comics Group has won four Eisner Awards, the comic industry’s equivalent to the Oscar®, for Best Short Story, Best Title for a Younger Audience, and Best Humor Publication, and has been nominated for an additional 12 Eisner Awards.

    thebeatblog 12:02p
    thebeatblog 12:01p
    Craig Yoe at IDW

    News that has been floating around for awhile, but the official announcement is great news, as IDW continues their commitment to comics past with a new imprint helmed by comics historian/design guru Craig Yoe:

    Yoe is coming to IDW! On the heels of the media frenzy surrounding his highly-acclaimed new book, Secret Identity: The Fetish Art of Superman’s Co-Creator Joe Shuster, IDW is proud to announce Yoe! Books, a new imprint that will publish numerous books by the author, editor and designer Craig Yoe, beginning with The Art of Ditko, a large-format book and The Complete Milt Gross Life Story and Comic Books, both releasing this fall.  Ditko features little-seen stories and original artwork and an introduction by Stan Lee. Milt Gross sports a FOLD-INtroduction by Mad magazine’s Al Jaffee and scarce ephemera and comics. These first two offerings foretell the genre-spanning range of Yoe! Books.
     
    “IDW is committed to expanding our book collections, and continuing to offer readers a wide variety of unique and historical material,” said Greg Goldstein, IDW’s chief operating officer. “We’re excited to be the home of Craig’s imprint, Yoe! Books, highlighting unknown geniuses and revelatory books on well-known names.”




    Co-founder of YOE! Studio, Eisner Award-winner Yoe is highly-regarded throughout the entertainment industry for his creative and out-of-the-box books, which often focus on historical comic art. Yoe! Books at IDW will release many such books, starting with The Art of Ditko, which boasts an introduction by Lee. Ditko showcases the best of this seminal artist, who co-created Spider-Man and Dr. Strange with Lee and includes the artist’s most innovative and rare stories, original art presented in full color and essays by Jerry Robinson, John Romita, and P. Craig Russell.
     
    A ground-breaking Jewish cartoonist, Milt Gross was a celebrity in his time, capping his career with hilarious stories for the comic book industry. Yoe! Books will commemorate the life of this great cartoonist with The Complete Milt Gross Life Story and Comic Books, reprinting every one of his rare comic book tales, plus offering a career-spanning biography based on interviews with those who knew and worked with him.
     
    “I’m looking forward to spitting on my hands, pulling on my briefs, and tag-teaming with IDW. Together, we’re going to wrestle some great books to the ground,” said Yoe. “With my good looks and IDW’s beefy muscle, we make a winning team.”
     
    Visit IDWPublishing.com to learn more about the company and its top-selling books.

    thebeatblog 12:00p
    SD09: Win a chance to be in an Archie Comic

    Win.600
    A chance to be involved in a catfight between Betty and Veronica??? Where does The Beat sign up!!!

    Since Archie first debuted, fans have always asked: “Where is Riverdale?” They want to visit Riverdale. More than that, fans want to meet Archie and the kids from Riverdale High. Now, one lucky person has a chance to appear in a future Archie comic book! Archie Comics will be giving away a Grand Prize at the San Diego Comic Con with one lucky winner appearing in a future Archie Comic, drawn by a famous Archie comic book artist! Names will be collected during the “Archie Comics: Archie Marries Veronica Panel” on Thursday July 23rd, 11:30-12:30 in Room 4. New Archie Comics co-CEO Jon Goldwater will pick the winner at the end of the panel. That person will be photographed to have their likeness included in a story where they get to meet Archie and his pals ‘n’ gals!

    ironman_movie
    [ tony_edw_stark ]
    2:40p
    How to be a world-known superhero and convince your PA to be your girlfriend at the same time
    Title: How to be a world-known superhero and convince your PA to be your girlfriend at the same time
    Author:[info]tony_edw_stark 
    Rating: PG-13
    Summary: Tony learns how to deal with the celibate life.
    Part 13 - She doesn't look back as she leaves.

    A/N: Very angsty. Tell me what you want next.  

    Day 13 -  tony-edw-stark.livejournal.com/14312.html#cutid1
     
    perfect_duet
    [ johanirae ]
    7:03p
    “How to Save a life. Sort of.” - by [info]johanirae - Aubrey & Maturin series- fancomic- ra
    Title: How to Save a life. Sort of.
    Master and Commander: Fancomic
    Pairing and Characters: Stephen Maturin/Jack Aubrey, random ship crewmembers
    Rated: PG
    Disclaimer: I don’t own the character featured here. I don’t make a dime out of these.
    Note: Thanks so much for [info]silversolitaire for the beta~!
    Warning: Inspired by 2 events in Mauritius Command, so possible spoilers there. But rather light spoilers, really…




    Mary mother of God! The Doctor’s here!!!


    Current Mood: curious
    comicstore_news
    [ lilacsigil ]
    9:00p
    Volume 45, Issue 12
    Discussion
    - [info]xmen_on_lj posted about this week's X-related solicits.
    - [info]tyrillina posted a rec for a Tony Stark fanvid.

    Art
    Marvel
    - [info]bassist08 drew Tony/Steve. (Rated NC-17)

    DC
    - [info]hitokaji wrote "First Time for Everything" Part 14. (Rated PG, Superman/Batman)
    - [info]shiny_glor_chan drew Naked Snuggles. (Rated T, Jason/Tim)

    Fic
    Marvel
    - [info]fairady wrote "Welcome to the Chicken House" Part 2. (Rated R, Deadpool, Rogue)
    - [info]toggledog wrote "Delivered" Part 10. (Rated Adult, Remy/Sabretooth, Remy/Wolverine)
    - [info]gothabilly13 wrote "Heart's Captive" Part 4. (Rated NC-17, Remy/Logan)
    - [info]bloody_lamb wrote "U.F.O.". (Rated R, Bobby/St. John)
    - [info]luvspudding wrote "A New Dawn". (Rated PG, Rogue, Logan)
    - A [info]yuletide fic of the day is "Linger" by [info]pervyficgirl. (Rated PG-13, Captain America)
    - [info]therobotmuse wrote "Lethewards" Chapter 2 Part 1. (Rated R, Steve/Tony)

    DC
    - [info]mithen wrote "Two Forms, One Soul" Part 4. (Rated PG-13, Bruce/Clark)
    - [info]repmetsyrrah wrote "Family Picnic". (Rated PG-13, Lois/Clark)
    - [info]faile_neume wrote "What the Doctor Ordered" Part 2 and Part 3. (Rated PG-13, Tim/Bernard)
    - [info]urbankayakingya wrote "In sickness and in health till death do us part" Part 3. (Rated M, Bruce/Clark)
    - [info]darkhavens wrote "Newsflash". (Rated R, Dick/Slade, Bruce/Wally)
    - [info]alphielj wrote "Normal". (Rated PG, Lois/Clark)
    - [info]saavikam77 wrote "Come What May". (Rated PG, Clark/Lois)
    - [info]overlithe wrote "In the Dark Room". (Rated R, Owlman/Jokester genderswap)
    - [info]katshakespeare wrote "Sweet and Sour". (Rated PG, Lois/Clark)

    Other
    - [info]steals_thyme wrote "Made to Measure". (Rated PG, Dan, Walter)
    - [info]serena_took wrote "The Gift". (Rated G, Dan, Rorschach)

    Drabbles and Ficlets
    DC
    - [info]mcrgdjunkie wrote "Rooftop Meetings". (Rated PG-13, Joker/OFC)
    - [info]wyrdpirate wrote "Black Rainbow". (Rated PG, Bruce/Clark)
    - [info]quiet__tiger wrote "(Dis)Orientation" and "Fish Out Of Water". (Rated PG-13, Tim, Dick, Garth)
    - [info]merfilly wrote "Unexpected Vacations". (Rated PG, Diana/Shayera)

    Challenges/Contests
    - [info]marvel_icontest has started Challenge 21: User's Choice.
    - [info]xmmficathon will be opening for sign-ups soon!

    Graphics
    - [info]evilgrins posted dark Justice League icons.
    - [info]eleganceliberty posted Marvel icons in a multi-fandom post.

    If your post wasn't linked in today's [info]comicstore_news, it may be because your header lacked information necessary for us to compile it. For fanfiction, we need a title, rating and either a pairing or character/s. For art, we require a rating and character/s. Check our user info for the kind of header we require.

    Please leave a comment on this post with anything you'd like us to check out. To contact us regarding general [info]comicstore_news questions or concerns or with information, please email comicstorenews@gmail.com.
    carolinecrane
    12:14a
    Deadliest Catch
    Oh, Jake. )

    Also accomplished today: A trip to the Mall of America, that bastion of American consumerism run amock. I made my yearly pilgrimage to Lush, where I discovered, to my horror, that they have discontinued Marathon bars. This is unacceptable. I bought my usual block of Coal Face anyway, but I thought about leaving empty-handed in protest. Except that then I'd have no Marathon bars and no Coal Face, and that would render life pretty much not worth living.

    I also dropped some cash at the American Girl store on a birthday gift for my niece. She's way too little for the real deal American Girl dolls yet, but it turns out they have a baby doll line and a little Asian baby who looks just like my niece when she smiles her little monkey smile. My sister will love it. Well. She better.

    Now if I could only think of a decent gift for my nephew's birthday. Their birthdays are three days apart. Not really convenient, guys.

    And now I go to bed so I can get up at a decent hour and begin preparing for the arrival of Fangirls. Mostly this involves baking disgusting things and trying to consolidate a carload worth of stuff into a single duffel bag, but there will be a trip to the Minneapolis Farmer's Market in there as well.

    Current Mood: broken-hearted
    Tuesday, July 14th, 2009
    cap_ironman
    [ tyrillina ]
    7:46p
    lasergirl
    10:57p
    So I am safe and sound in Parrsboro tonight, in an adorable little house with a laundry shed (!!) halfway down the road to the pier. We had the first read/singthrough today and apart from the music being painful (and the playwright distributing newspaper articles about how she was acquitted on those charges of forcible confinement last winter) everything went pretty well. As performances for the current show are cutting into the rehearsal time, I have pretty much agreed to take measurements and then go away, make my dresses and pull stuff for fittings, and then perform the fittings after it closes. WHEW. This allows me to go back to Antigonish, finish the three contracts I have as *well* as the show we are opening in less than two weeks, and then come back to Parrsboro for the rest of it.

    WHEW. At least there's that.

    But I have a breakfast meeting tomorrow with the director and the playwright and I have to make sense and be somewhat sane, and also leave town by 9am so I can go to Amherst and the used book store, and then back to Antigonish for noon(ish) so I'm going to head bedwards in a bit.... after B my housemate finishes his evening work and turns down his rock music.

    Heh. Hot stuff.
    ironman_movie
    [ pensive1 ]
    7:32p
    San Diego Comic-Con meetup post(s)!
    Sorry I'm a few days behind [info]curls and [info]lady_s (manual labor sucksss). Ahem.

    As posted here and here, there are many of us going to SDCC! \o/

    If you'd like to meet up/camp out/have a drink/squee/chat/hang out/et cetera, comment in this post or the other ones. If using this post, be sure to track it so you can hook up with others! Sending others a private message to exchange info is allowed, nay, encouraged!

    Disclaimer (because I have to): Post phone #s at your own risk. Anyone can read the posts here, members or not. LiveJournal and [info]ironman_movie are not responsible for any unpleasant scenarios that occur as a result of making public personal information. Be safe, use your common sense. /obligatory business

    As far as the Iron Man 2 panel goes -- Saturday @ 4pm, Hall H.

    Because Comic-con does not clear rooms between panels, if you want a good seat, get to the hall early. Several people are getting to the hall in the morning—either when the convention center opens or just before/after that—in order to stake out a place. If enough of us group together, we can swap out food/bathroom breaks. It also frees folks up to see other panels without losing their place.

    For those of you that can't make it: we love you and will bring you with us in spirit. But in order to de-clutter the meetup peeps' inboxes, please save commenting in this post for the attending people. Thank you :)

    Current Mood: excited
    titans_together
    [ quiet__tiger ]
    7:40p
    Ficlet: Unnatural Habitat
    Title: Unnatural Habitat
    Universe: DCU (DC Comics Universe)
    Genre: Drama
    Rating: PG
    Characters/Pairings: Titans!Dick Grayson, Garth (Aqualad)
    Word Count: 236

    Summary: Teammates sharing a moment at Titans Tower.
    sparky77
    5:57p
    !!!
    Okay, so welcome to my LJ for the next week where it is going to be blah blah blah Leverage blah blah blah Ray blah blah blah oh my fucking god, just have sex or already, brad and nate! blah blah blah Hardison.

    Tvguide Magazine just posted some awesome pictures that Beth Riesgraf took on set.

    I love seeing CK being a big goof ball!

    Adorableness )
    pepysdiary 10:00p
    Saturday 14 July 1666

    Up betimes to the office, to write fair a laborious letter I wrote as from the Board to the Duke of Yorke, laying out our want of money again; and particularly the business of Captain Cocke's tenders of hemp, which my Lord Bruncker brought in under an unknown hand without name. Wherein his Lordship will have no great successe, I doubt. That being done, I down to Thames-streete, and there agreed for four or five tons of corke, to send this day to the fleete, being a new device to make barricados with, instead of junke. By this means I come to see and kiss Mr. Hill's young wife, and a blithe young woman she is. So to the office and at noon home to dinner, and then sent for young Michell and employed him all the afternoon about weighing and shipping off of the corke, having by this means an opportunity of getting him 30 or 40s. Having set him a doing, I home and to the office very late, very busy, and did indeed dispatch much business, and so to supper and to bed. After a song in the garden, which, and after dinner, is now the greatest pleasure I take, and indeed do please me mightily, to bed, after washing my legs and feet with warm water in my kitchen. This evening I had Davila brought home to me, and find it a most excellent history as ever I read.

    kalquessa
    2:51p
    Barefoot Girl DVD extras (or: This is your brain on time-travel)
    I've been meaning to post this for approximately a bazillion years and have only just now gotten around to it because I am amazing at procrastinating.

    A few of you may remember my Supernatural/Time Traveler's Wife crossover fic, "Barefoot Girl." It involves a POV character (Dean Winchester) who encounters a time-traveling character (Alba DeTamble) at various points over the course of four or more years. I discovered as I was writing it that writing time-travel crossover fic is hard because your characters each have to have their own timeline and reconciling each scene to not only two different character timelines but also to the timelines of both source canons is a very fussy business.

    So I did what any relatively sane person would do, and I drew myself some pictures. Which I will now show you! )

    That's Dean's timeline at the top, with the scenes numbered according to the sequence in which he experiences them and bars to indicate where each scene falls in the SPN canon timeline. Alba's timeline is the much messier one underneath with scenes numbered to correspond with Dean's timeline and brackets to indicate how old Alba is in each scene. The hardest bit about the whole fic was trying to keep a clear idea of how Alba would behave in each scene. This helped me keep track of which scenes had already happened for her and would therefor inform her actions even if they hadn't happened to Dean, yet. As you can see, I had to do a lot of erasing and moving and wiggling-in of scenes. Good times.

    How Audrey Niffenegger kept track of her scenes, which were not only forty times more complicated and abundant than mine but also related in a sequence that did not correspond with any of the characters' experience of the events...yeah. I think that woman might have a better brain than I do.

    Looking at this makes me kind of want to post a version of the fic with the scenes all re-arranged so that they read in the order in which Alba experiences them. *ponders*
    glockart
    [ glockgal ]
    2:56p
    ART: Greenstone Grail and BtVS
    Subject: Nathan and Hoover
    Fandom: The Greenstone Grail
    Rating: G
    Media: Photoshop
    Notes: A drawble request for [info]gossymer as a thank you to her for being A PERSON MADE OF AWESOME!!! Sweetie, I had almost *too* much fun with this, I hope it's to your satisfaction!

    The boy, the dog and the sun )

    Subject: Willow/Oz
    Fandom: Buffy the Vampire Slayer
    Rating: G
    Media: Ink and watercolour
    Notes: Commission for the wonderful [info]sonnekinde! This is actually a pretty old art from last year, which I never got around to posting. :D DO NOT USE WITHOUT HER PERMISSION.

    After the moon )
    carolyn_claire
    4:19p
    Is there a spoiler protection program?
    I'm considering going into fannish hiding until after July 25th, seriously. I've lost count of all the Torchwood-related posts out there that start with something like, "I'm not spoiling, so I won't cut, BUT"...and then proceed to spoil. Apparently, something HUGE happened! (And I know more about it than that, but to say more would be ME spoiling, and I'm not going to do that.) And, of course, it wouldn't be much of a mini-series-type event if something big didn't happen, but, seriously, I do not want to know as much as I do, now, about what that bigness is, and I do not want your meta-that-doesn't-contain-spoilers-but-really-does, and I do not want your uncut wailings in agony, or whatever--do not want. So I may stop reading anywhere from some to a lot of journals on my various flists for a while. If that's you, now you know why.

    And, you know, whatever. I'm responsible for my own fannish experience, you enjoy fandom your way, I'll do it mine, you're not responsible for my fannish happiness, yaddayaddayadda. No hard feelings. And I'll expect none from you if I avoid you for however long I think would be a good idea, okay? Okay.

    ETA: Faboo and relevant icon by Monanotlisa! *flail*
    suaine
    9:57p
    Random questions:

    1. When someone offers you a sex orgy, is it the right answer to go "as opposed to what other kind of orgy"?

    2. How many things are wrong with me that I want to use CoE to write a story about the founding of the first great and bountiful human empire?

    3. Is there any Demon's Lexicon fic out there yet?

    4. Why is my sleeping pattern so fucked up that I end up awake and bored at 4 a.m.?

    5. How is The Proposal so adorable and since when is Sandra Bullock this gorgeous? (Also, I concur with [info]lamardeuse that this movie is a perfect Merlin/Arthur AU.)

    6. Why did my mother steal my Merlin DVDs?

    7. Why is the rum gone?
    kalquessa
    1:44p
    My husband is a ginormous dork
    BILL: So there's this new machine at the gym. It works your glutes and your spinal erectors.

    ME: *nods*

    BILL: I tried it because I thought my glutes and spinal erectors could use some work.

    ME: Oh?

    BILL: Especially my spinal erectors.

    ME: Mm.

    BILL: I just like saying "spinal erectors."

    ME: I'd noticed, yeah.

    BILL: Would you like to see my spinal erectors?

    ME: It's sweet of you to offer, but better not in public.

    BILL: My spinal erectors, let me show you them!

    (I looked them up to make sure I was spelling them correctly, and the more archaic term for the Erector spinae is "Sacrospinalis." Which is, in my opinion, even more fun to say than "spinal erectors," though I concede as how mileage could vary on something like that.)
    svilleficrecs
    3:25p
    cap_ironman
    [ bassist08 ]
    3:32p
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