Spike ,'Selfless'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I love and adore the movies and have been known to ignore my child for hours while I watch them, but I have not the patience for the books. I've tried, and failed horribly.
I'm with you here. (And I've read some hefty tomes. Also, I enjoy *Hardy*.) It's all the walking that does me in. I was most amused at the movies' walking montages...
... dear god, y'all, comm-ing this is going to take up the rest of the afternoon.
(yay!)
I read them all in high school , reread in collee, but my last try I only made it through the first two.
I really like the movies, except for the end. the Shire all fine was wrong. The whole point was the world was changing. And it was just sappy
... dear god, y'all, comm-ing this is going to take up the rest of the afternoon. (yay!)
looks like I'm not the only one avoiding actually *doing* anything at work today.
Keep it up! :: imagines eating popcorn while watching geekfest 2009 string by on gloweyglass ::
Well, in just over 24 hours I'll be able to get my geek-on comparing the HPatHBP book to the HPatHBP movie.
t makes Superstar pose a la Molly Shannon
midnight showing?
Matt's got duty manager this week -- so no HP movie until he can shut off his phone
I may go see this one just to lust inappropriately over angsty semi-villains, ie, Draco. Daniel Radcliffe ain't bad either.
um ... elves, product
midnight showing?
With, like, 30 of my closest friends.