Dr. Horrible action figure: [link]
It seems only fitting that the first authorized and fully-licensed Dr. Horrible Animated Maquette is of the man with the PhD in Horribleness himself.
Cast in professional-grade resin and painted by hand, Dr. Horrible is pictured in his moment of triumph, holding his Freeze Ray aloft in one hand and shaking his fist at the world. As with all QMx animated maquettes, Dr. Horrible comes with many screen-accurate details, such as his goggles, the medical symbol on his smock and, of course, the aforementioned deanimation gun. He stands over six inches tall – nine, if you include his weapon. Freeze Ray. Tell your friends.
Dr. Horrible comes in an edition of 1,000 statues and is the first in a series of limited-edition maquettes based on the characters of Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog.
$69.95.
Man I miss being in a neighborhood where you can walk to stuff (like the Polish bakery for paczi!) ... although I'm glad to not have to be driving to get there or parking in that neighborhood right now.
Last time I had a galette des Rois was when I drove from the Eastern Shore to the French bakery in Fells Point to get one for an Epiphany/Taking-down-the-tree game night.
We're having perfect winter weather here -- it's snowing pretty, but 34 degrees, so not really sticking.
We always said next year's cake, though I think that was more for calorie reasons than time period reasons.
That is much more sensible. I did not have sensible workplaces, I think. Getting used to just always having cake available for a couple of months is probably not wise.
Mmm, tamales.
We're having perfect winter weather here
And here it's in the high 70s. For differing values of "perfect" and "winter."
The thing with the closure on 39th is that it's the section that hasn't been oozing water for the past year. And to fuck things up worse, I've read parts of York north of 39th got shut down due to a watermain. So you could basically go south on Greenmount to get anywhere west of here. Clusterfuck.
I'd sent a note to the commuter column, just to put it out there (39th closed, beware) and uh, reporter wants me to call. Um.
Last time I had a galette des Rois was when I drove from the Eastern Shore to the French bakery in Fells Point to get one for an Epiphany/Taking-down-the-tree game night.
Oh man I REALLY miss that place!
As for perfect winter weather, I don't think I'll look at snow the same way again after last week. For real. I've been psychologically traumatized (esp coming as it did in conjunction with them finding Bob's tumor).
As for perfect winter weather, I don't think I'll look at snow the same way again after last week. For real. I've been psychologically traumatized (esp coming as it did in conjunction with them finding Bob's tumor).
Yeah, I believe that. Sorry, you guys!
And here it's in the high 70s. For differing values of "perfect" and "winter."
Heh.
As for perfect winter weather, I don't think I'll look at snow the same way again after last week.
Growing up in Wisconsin during a decade of heavy snow, I think it'd take five feet of snow to make me look at snow differently....
I will say, I think Boston is still traumatized by the Blizzard of 78, and it's been 30 years! Like, I'm pretty sure that's why they closed schools here last week when we didn't end up getting any snow. And that was "only" 27 inches, but no one was prepared, was the problem. [link]
