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jackOn friday people came round to watch more firefly, and I made dinner[1], which people said[2] they enjoyed.
On saturday I went to Shiela. This was very very strange, really reminiscent of poohsoc, but approaching it from another way. What was most weird (compared to, eg., random cries of god save the king, cancer, death circus, charlie and the chocolate factory read out in a variety of voices, the Augustus Gloop pipe song sung to the tune of Jerusalem) was there were freshers who were even more psychotic! :)
On sunday a few of us went to see Serenity. Squee. Now, my obsessive strategy of tagging posts with specific (eg. "Firefly, ep. 3") as well as general (eg. DVD reviews) tags pays off, for I was instantly able to find a link to my comments from the last time I saw it, for the benefit of people who've seen it for the first time this weekend:
http://www.livejournal.com/users/cartesiandaemon/2005/09/20/
Edit: [1] Mushroom, butterbean and cheese bake with caserish salad and spicy[3] potato wedges.
[2] NPV
[3] Sorry, A.
On saturday I went to Shiela. This was very very strange, really reminiscent of poohsoc, but approaching it from another way. What was most weird (compared to, eg., random cries of god save the king, cancer, death circus, charlie and the chocolate factory read out in a variety of voices, the Augustus Gloop pipe song sung to the tune of Jerusalem) was there were freshers who were even more psychotic! :)
On sunday a few of us went to see Serenity. Squee. Now, my obsessive strategy of tagging posts with specific (eg. "Firefly, ep. 3") as well as general (eg. DVD reviews) tags pays off, for I was instantly able to find a link to my comments from the last time I saw it, for the benefit of people who've seen it for the first time this weekend:
http://www.livejournal.com/users/cartesiandaemon/2005/09/20/
Edit: [1] Mushroom, butterbean and cheese bake with caserish salad and spicy[3] potato wedges.
[2] NPV
[3] Sorry, A.
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Date: 2005-10-09 09:45 pm (UTC)But, obviously, a rakish piratish lass in an nth century film wears many petticoats, corsets, etc, making a more stylish and elegant and complete covering than most people nowadays could hope to aspire to. I remember this from the film, do I not?