Browncoat Bar & Grill - Back in the Black
POSTED BY: PhoenixRose
UPDATED: Friday, January 22, 2010 01:46
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Originally posted by Navyseils:
And I wanna go see avatar again too, you reminded me I was supposed to see it in IMAX. I wonder if our IMAX is open on a thursday...
I hate you for 5 minutes because of the imax...
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They have IMAX at MOST. Are they planning on showing it there?
Just a thought. Trying to decrease world hatification.
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They don't show real movies there, just educational ones because of government funding. I'm like 75% sure its because of that.
But 100% sure they don't show real movies.
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Originally posted by averyfinecompanion:
They don't show real movies there, just educational ones because of government funding. I'm like 75% sure its because of that.
But 100% sure they don't show real movies.
but hey, hey no hating me... ours is the same, usually. Cause ours is at a science center and during the day it's full of school kids they only show movies they consider "family friendly" which meant I couldn't go see watchmen in IMAX. They had been advertising it for months then with around a week to go they pulled it when they realized it was an 18rated film.
How they justify saying that Avatar and The Dark Knight are family friendly though I'm not sure. They're not exactly watchmen, but they're both still not quite kiddies movies either.
@MSA's Challenge, I submit the Jayne Hatmet
I win. If John disagrees he can issue a duel, I ain't above dueling a baby... He'll probably be bigger than me soon, gotta take whatever advantage I can get.
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Originally posted by Navyseils:
How they justify saying that Avatar and The Dark Knight are family friendly though I'm not sure. They're not exactly watchmen...
They lack all that blue pipe. Don't you know that nudity trumps everything when it comes to 'friendliness' in a movie?
I wanted to see Watchmen on imax, but it was only there for about two weeks. Since the closest imax theater is a good solid 90 minutes away and the movie itself was so long and would sell out so fast, there was never a chance to get there. Sad face. May or may not make the trek for Avatar, considering it's proven difficult to even get to the regular theater to see it. And now ice is coming out of the sky and I'm pretty sure the world is going to end.
http://www.tomscott.com/weather/starwars/
On the bright side, I have CS4 Design premium for my mac now, so I may be able to ride out the ice-encased end of the world. I lub my new computerita. When the magic mouse arrives, my life may very well be complete.
I tried mead this week, in the spirit of (belated) pagan celebration. It's possibly the least icky fermented beverage I've had, though it reminded me greatly of honey-lemon cough syrup and I only find it close to pleasant when mixed with copious amounts of odwalla's orange-honey-passionfruit juice. Nice to know, if I'm ever desperate to get drunk (still a low priority) that I might now have two whole options that wouldn't disgust me. Maybe.
Waiting patiently for my fafsa application to finally process so the guvmint can give me monies and let me quit my soul-ripping job and find an internship suitable for experience and graduation requirements. Yay.
tvtropes.com is an evil and addicting place that makes me want to watch or re-watch more things than I can even remember.
*settles in a shadowy corner with all her new toys and a cooler of Dew, for anyone who might want to join her*
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(Passes a bottle of homemade mead to PR.)
It should not taste like lemon cough syrup unless that's what the maker was going for. My first mead was a sour cherry and ginger mead. It was light pink and lovely.
Find someone who makes their own, is good at it, and try again and again and again. I've got a friend who did an amazing gooseberry melomel (flavored meads). Then there was the blackcurrant. I've had just plain ol' mead which has been quite nice as well. I don't care what Gaiman said it does NOT taste like cat piss. Or it shouldn't. Not even if you're doing it the really really old fashioned way with chunks of wax and an occasional bee.
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NVG here:
OMFG! No need for a duel. If'n I could only adopt you Navy.
*Wants beer with breakfast*
To love someone is to see a miracle invisible to others.
--Francois Mauriac
It's fuzzy-minded liberal thinking like that that gets you eaten.
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Beer in cornflakes? Yuck.
I'm still tired from yesterday and I have over 6 hours of sleep. Ugh. 
(Pours a cup of The Good Stuff and puts the rest of the urn out for the early morning posters.)
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I swear that more sleep is now bad... HUGS Rosie To love someone is to see a miracle invisible to others.
--Francois Mauriac
It's fuzzy-minded liberal thinking like that that gets you eaten.
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Originally posted by MsA:
NVG here:
OMFG! No need for a duel. If'n I could only adopt you Navy.
*Wants beer with breakfast*
If only... it would be grand. Beers with breakfast, PS3 marathons, shooting guns... I'd have to bring mini mick along for the ride though, cause he'd never forgive me if I didn't. Is there an upper age limit on adoptions? >_>
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