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Friday, 22 April 2005 05:10:03
Okay, so really it's two hours until it technically starts here. Let's just say I'm mentally on Eastern time for a few minutes. Anyway, in some alternate universe somewhere, we're all so giddy we can't sleep because Serenity opens today! Today! It's here! We've waited so long for this and now it's here! We all get to skip out on work or claim that Earth Day is a religious holiday for us and secretly meet at the theatres, showing the world just how fecking cool Firefly really is!! Unfortunately, we're not in that alternate universe right now. We're here and we still have about five months of anticipation. But I guess there's worse things: Doctor Who fans had to wait 16 years for their show to return to any screen! And I just noticed there's some new Serenity merch (books) out. I'm so bummed that [u]Finding Serenity[/u] doesn't appear to be at any of my local Borders bookstores. But maybe I'll swing by a Barnes & Noble tomorrow and see if I can't find it. Happy Earth Day, y'all! Stay united! -Taylor
Friday, 22 April 2005 14:59:37
Welcome back to the petting zoo. Feel free to buy our reasonably priced animal snacks to feed to the critters. The Zoo’s inhabitants this week are highly sensitive, but respond to affection and care. 1. Siberian Hamster – this incredibly sweet little fella is nevertheless so fast, you’ll have a job to see his little furry legs move. If you can catch him though, he loves to have his head tickled and if you feel around under his cheeks, you’ll seen he’s storing up nuts for the winter (Siberian winters are damn cold). He’ll calm you right down as you watch his adorable little face wrinkle as he nibbles on your finger. Why not give him a carrot stick and call him Titch (he likes that!). 2. Big Foot a.k.a Sasquatch - this hairy guy is hardly little and just look at those eponymous feet! He’s docile when approached form the front in a subservient position. Don’t scare him or you’ll see what hundreds of campers have known for years. An angry Sasquatch is a miserable bugger. More than anything though he loves to have his feet stroked, so go ahead, stroke them; feel that soft, hobbit-like covering! In return he’ll happily groom you for hours. You can leave the petting zoo safe in the knowledge that no lice remain alive about your person! Disclaimer: When entering the petting zoo the level of your blood pressure may go up as well as down.
Friday, 22 April 2005 15:35:58
Hi! This is my first blog and I'm bot really sure what to do. I'm just sittin at me computer trailin round Firefly websites. actually, no I'm not sitting at MY computer because the pile of gose broke. MSN destroyed it and I can't get the internet at home, so I've had to use the library. darn.