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Male and Female Imponderables--Cry Baby Cry

POSTED BY: Tristan
UPDATED: Monday, August 14, 2006 15:47
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Saturday, August 12, 2006 11:08 AM

Ooooh, you're in Canada. Sorry, my bad. That is quite a distance, but not nearly as bad as an ocean.
You know, I wouldn't mind living in Canada one day. I've talked about it with a few of my friends. The only problem I might have would be the cold.
Goodkind has a knack for drawing things out. I'm betting this entire book is about chainfire and Kahlan; and Richard trying to find her. I should check Amazon and see if it says whether this is the final book or not.
*edit* It's described as "Chainfire Trilogy part two, Sword of Truth book ten". So there's at least one more book.


The way is not in the sky. The way is in the heart. - Gautama Siddharta

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Saturday, August 12, 2006 5:36 PM

Bump for freedom!

Ok let's see...
Last 5 CDs (in no particular order)
Firefly soundtrack
Best of Rent
Wicked soundtrack
Fallen/Anywhere but Home- Evanescence
And of course the You're A Good Man Charlie Brown soundtrack

Last 5 books (most for school)
The Handmaid's Tale-Margaret Atwood
Siddhartha- Hermann Hesse
Seabiscuit- Don't recall the author
The Great Gatsby- Whoever
And if it counts, the script to YAGMCB

Last few TV
Tru Calling (DVD)
Wonderfalls (DVD again)
Babylon 5 (DVD)
Charmed *shudder* (DVD, what was I thinking)
Angel (DVD)
Bones & House before they finaled for the season

"But, these strong women characters?"

"Why aren't you asking 100 other guys why they don't write strong women characters?" -Joss Whedon

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Saturday, August 12, 2006 6:24 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by FutureMrsFIllion:
I have to go with the whole "what to do when a guy you might really like and would certainly like to add to the Friends with Benefits" lives 13 hours away






We are The Forsaken - We aim to burn! and we don't need no stinkin levels!

one of the Forsaken TM



looks like I am gonna have to make a drive!





We are The Forsaken - We aim to burn! and we don't need no stinkin levels!

one of the Forsaken TM

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Saturday, August 12, 2006 7:29 PM

FMF, woot for you, you're doing that whole long distance relationship! Good job! Sorry I ignored your post, wasnt sure what to make of it.

"But, these strong women characters?"

"Why aren't you asking 100 other guys why they don't write strong women characters?" -Joss Whedon

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Saturday, August 12, 2006 9:12 PM

I have issues with people singing or performing near me. Strange but true, i think it may be linked to the metrophobia, but i just find it toe curlingly embarrasing. I mean i can do anything silly, one of my co workers and i have taken to yelling darling! accross the atrium, visitors there or not. but some one starts singing to me? argh!

so no, and i've never hated anyone enough to sing to them (especially as the only songs i know are Kate Bush and Tori Amos) but on my own you can't shut me up.

I'm not sure about relationships with exes - i don't have one, regardles of how we felt on splitting, i've left all but one down in london.It seems that good aquaintences would be ideal, minimum awkwardness, especially when new partners appear.

The yes dear thing was sweet, and so true, i can't help but think, as an outsider, that really, your basic attraction and your imagination should be enough to sustain a sex life, everything else is icing.
But then i've never had to maintain a sexual relationship for longer than six months.

Last five cds?

um, White Kose Movement - Kick
Roxy music- For your pleasure
RHCP- Stadium Arcadium,
Tori Amos - Boys for Pele
Fairport Convention - Liege and Lief (? I'll check)

Though they were ages ago - recently its been my player on random - according to the list that last 5 were - The Blue Wrath, credence clearwater revival- Magic Carpet Ride, The Tenents -You S*** Me To Tears, They Might Be Giants- Boss of Me, Lazlo Bane Superman and Jose Gonzales - Hand on Your Heart.

TV shows

Scrubs
Farscape
Wonderfalls
Afterlife
Life on Mars
(and then, just missing out on the top five most recent) Firefly (normal viewing of tv stopped when the last series of Dr Who ended, im on the box sets now.)

Books

Cross Bones by Cathy Reichs
If Chins Could Kill Bruce Campbels autobiography.
Pride and Prejudice Jane Austen 9in to double figures!)
Only Forward Micheal Marshal Smith (again)
Divided Kingdom by some one who's name i can never remember and would go upstairs and see but i can't be bothered.

Movies?

Girl Interrupted
The Hudsucker Proxy
The New World
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (frickin brilliant)
28 Days Later.

And last five knicker colours - Coral, blue stripey, pink stripey, black, black and white.

Oh OddBodds - what did you think of St Elseware? I'm still making up my mind, but i love the range, and his voice is great. Did you see them performing in Star Wars get up?

And of course it was Spaced () Did you hear the Pegg is now working on an action film about Bobbies? (as in, british police, not men called Bobby) cue much stage diving and sliding accross car bonnets by men in polyester shirts and penis shaped hats.

I thought about 'saving myself' but i got bored with it.

Ok, don't laugh, but this is wierd my mouse is squeaking

and im talking about the plastic one attatched to the pooter...

Not sao muc a male female, but definetly an imponderable.

I'm not to arsed about being blown to smithireens by terrorists. Even when i moved into a flat on the opposite shore of the Thames (not a big river) to Canary Warf on September 10th 2001, and spent weeks telling my mother 'no, i'm no where near it' whilst sitting at my window and watching the twinly blinky lights, was i that bothered (well, i was bothered that it was happening, and that people had died horribly, and families were now missing members, i was horrified, but as for it happening to me, i just couldn't summon up and feeling of danger. all of the bombings and now this flight stuff thats going on, and i'm wondering if i shouldn't be just a little more worried.An its not cause its remote from me, the 7/7 bombing took place in areas that vber very familiar and dear to me - a few weeks ago a young man comitted suicide in my workplace, and i cared more for my workmate who were shook by it thatn i did for the fact that it happened.

I mean, to put it in a nutshell, we went to see The Day after Tomorrow. My sister and mother came home talking about stock piling beans, my sister was v

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Saturday, August 12, 2006 9:23 PM

Seryn, the whole point of terrorism, or freedom fighting if you will, is to get people irrationally scared. Sure, if you work in the pentagon, you might want to be worried, but frankly, the chances of getting yourself blowed up are so astronomically small, that it's fine to not worry about them. Sure, the london bombings were freaky, but... I'm just saying that it's healthy to not be concerned about abstracts, which most world disasters are to most people. I figure that it is most likely that I will go through my whole life with absolutely nothing interesting or scary happening, so why worry about the what ifs?

And as for Day After Tomorrow, not being influenced by (ok, i havent seen it but) a cheesy disaster movie is perfectly sensible. Seeing the movie does not make it any more likely that any of this stuff will happen.

Ok, per my original point, I am sorta incorrect, I just went on a heathrow to SF flight two weeks ago, that's a bit weird I admit, and my neighbor's son was killed in Iraq, and it's sad, but until something terribly terrible happens to me and mine, I will try to remain blissfully unaware. Stupid, but easier on the brainpan.

"But, these strong women characters?"

"Why aren't you asking 100 other guys why they don't write strong women characters?" -Joss Whedon

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Sunday, August 13, 2006 3:22 AM

CDs?
Er. I dont remember the last time I bought or recieved a CD. Would probably have to be the two-disk Queen's Greatest Hits....

Books.
Oh, now, books, on the other hand...
The Last Light of the Sun - Guy Gavriel Kay (brilliant, as usual)
The Peshawar Lancers (Sterling; lousy, badly written, ripped off stuff from The Flashman Papers, in particular Flashman & The Great Game)
The Great Influenza (John M. Barry, scary stuff about the flu pandemic near the end of WWI - scarier still the virtual suspension of the Constitution by Woodrow Wilson as background to the epidemic)
Schindler's List (Thomas Keneally, if you havent heard of it, you grew up under a rock, in a cave, on Mars.)
Impossible Odds (Dave Duncan, one of his Kings Blades series - as with all Duncan books cant...stop...reading...4...am...must finish...one more...chapter...)

TV?
Criminal Minds
Diego (what, another damn animal fell into the river? How did animals survive in the wild without little spanish kids rescuing them?)
Monarchy (aaah. So thats why we revolted...)
I cant think of much else....

"Don't put your trust in revolutions. They always come around again. That's why they're called revolutions. People die, and nothing changes." -Terry Pratchett "Night Watch"

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Sunday, August 13, 2006 4:17 AM

*murfle*
Hi everyone. Just got back from my date.

My chemistry meter reads at absolute zero.



Seryn, I'm a lot like you. I don't have the energy to be freaking out about freak occurances.


No one saves us but ourselves. No one can and no one may. We ourselves must walk the path. - Gautama Siddharta

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Sunday, August 13, 2006 4:52 AM

Well Rose, it could have been worse, you could have been flaming mad, or utterly miserable, etc... but as is, it appears that you found the guy... um... human, but just not interesting. Which seems like the best aftermath of a bad date.

Or, it was horrible. Either could be true.

"But, these strong women characters?"

"Why aren't you asking 100 other guys why they don't write strong women characters?" -Joss Whedon

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Sunday, August 13, 2006 4:54 AM

Hello Phoenixrose:

I have been checking in to see if MSG has looked at my list yet. Even sang her a song, since that was brought up. A lot things happening in this thread, hard to keep up when you leave for a while.

No spark from your night out eh.

Well they can't all be glorious.

Take Care;
Traveler

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