| Right so, if I have to see another guy's boxers cascading over the elastic of his grey sweatpants I'm going to pants him, knock him down and tell him he needs a role model and a proper pair of pants. |
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| | I totally geeked out this morning when I saw the preview for the X-Files movie. I don't even care that David Duchovny has long hair and looks like a douche, or that Scully is STILL reluctant to follow Mulder. It's going to be fantastic. Actually, it's a VERY real possibility the movie will suck out loud, but my level of obsession with that show is so high that I don't care. Now that you've lost a little bit more respect for me… Sometimes I wonder if it's too late to pursue some of my other interests. Theatre is certainly a love of my life but I have older loves that are becoming more and more attractive as of late. One of the biggest draws is that I could be the eccentric, crazy pants that everyone tolerates because I'm that good at my job. I'm over being the whipping child for the people above and below me. You can only listen to so much before you go batshit. I don't know. We'll see what happens. |
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| In my defense…it seemed like a really good idea at the time. |
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| Oh dear... To Shakespeare or not to Shakespeare...that is the question. Please discuss. |
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| Poking a tiger that’s trapped in a cage with a sharp stick isn’t a nice thing to do, not only is it mean, it’s bad karma. Not to mention that evolution (and Jurassic Park) have taught us that eventually everything learns to open doors or cages in this case. So the next time you’re about to do or say something, stop and ask yourself, “am I poking a tiger if I do this?” And more importantly, “Can I out run the tiger if it escapes?” I’m willing to bet the tiger has known how to open that door for a long time; she has just been too nice to do anything about it… |
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