How obsessed is you obsession?
POSTED BY: ebonezer
UPDATED: Friday, February 6, 2004 14:32
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yummy. Sounds good. I've been living off of protein packs sence i first saw the show...i'd be nice to have a change!
"Oh my god it's grotesqe! and here's a thing in a jar."
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Originally posted by IrisAnne:
I've been thinking about trying to make an "ice planet." Eating it might be problematic, but...yummm. Didn't those things look tasty?
I'm wondering what it was. It wouldn't be difficult to make if it was fluffy white cotton candy, maybe with a hard candy core to weight it down.
Food fights would be great. You could wind up and nail somone like it was a flail.
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Easy to get obsessed about Firefly - so here goes
1. Wish you'd been christened Zoe
2. Named your car Serenity
3. Go to Garage ( autoshop in US?) to buy brake-shoes for Serenity because she told you to.
4. Red haired guys start to look really goooood!
5. Renamed pets; Mal - tough but cute cat, Inara - cat ( 'nuff said), Jayne - fish with attitude.
6. New religion - browncoat.
7. Shiney starts to creep into everyday vocabulary.
8. Taking up knitting to make a Jayne hat ( UK having a bit of cold weather so woolly hat seems a good idea)
9. Driving co-workers mad with ' did I tell you about this great TV series.......'
10. Starting to think tight trousers with braces could be a real fashion statement.
11. Humming this tune all the time.
12. Thinking about a second language - Chinese
The list goes on. I guess I am obsessed. Time to call the therapist. But then again maybe not, I'm in a happy place - Serenity.
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Oh yeah - though of another one.
Ex-boyfriends referred to as blubbersome.
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thearipy, ha! You'd probably get the theripst hooked on firefly too, then where'd you be.
Don't get theipy, just try and find yourself in an aliance friendly bar for a quiet drink on that day that makes people in the aliance celibrate... 
"Oh my god it's grotesqe! and here's a thing in a jar."
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Originally posted by Tempest10:
Ex-boyfriends referred to as blubbersome.
Is there blubber?
i love that!
"Oh my god it's grotesqe! and here's a thing in a jar."
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Originally posted by Saint Jayne:Quote:
Originally posted by IrisAnne:
I've been thinking about trying to make an "ice planet." Eating it might be problematic, but...yummm. Didn't those things look tasty?
I'm wondering what it was. It wouldn't be difficult to make if it was fluffy white cotton candy, maybe with a hard candy core to weight it down.
Food fights would be great. You could wind up and nail somone like it was a flail.
Yes! Nobody could resist the urge to swing it. It would be too much fun.When I first saw them, I thought they were icing-covered apples. But in the script (on this website somewhere) it says they're scoops of ice cream in little baskets made of cookies. In the show, I think one of the strings is decorated with little pieces of candy. How yummy (and visually interesting) is that!
In the same scene, I noticed some quilts hanging on a market stall. Quilts make sense when times are hard, because they can be made from scraps and they're useful and beautiful and timeless. Another perfect detail.
The whole show is so vivid and layered with meaning because of details like this. Like the air masks hanging everywhere around the ship, all nicely worn-out and neglected-looking. Perfect.
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Originally posted by ebonezer:Quote:
Originally posted by Tempest10:
Ex-boyfriends referred to as blubbersome.
Is there blubber?
i love that!
"Oh my god it's grotesqe! and here's a thing in a jar."
Is there blubber? Yah! Hahahaha. Another of my absolute favourite lines, especially because he's so flustered when he says it.
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Originally posted by Static:
Okay. . .
What sort of brown coat do you have? A 'duster' isn't quite right, and I can't find a trenchcoat that works well either. Mal's coat seems to be made of a coarse wool.
Did you purchase it somewhere or did someone make it for you? My betrothed is a costumer, and would probably be able to do it.
Any input would help. Oh yeah. . .and specs on Mal's gun would be great if you're of a mind to share. It would look great on my wall amidst my collection of semi and not quite legal war trophies. I'd love for folks to ask what part of the world I picked it up on so I could say, "Persephone" or "Bellephron".
Thanks
This is where I ordered my coat from:
http://www.alamoleathers.com/genoldwestra.html
The walnut color is identical to the color of Mal's coat.
As for the gun, Browncoats from this board and the official site were kind enough to send me many screen caps and close ups of Mal's sidearm, which my friend is using to do a replica.
"May have been the losing side. Still not convinced it was the wrong one."
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