You are about as much fun as a divorce, which is not a bad idea
Just in the door and I noticed the photocopier was out of paper, so I filled it. Then I noticed the toner light was flashing. Damnations. So I get toner thingy...
7 February 2006
Lovely Biscuits by Grant Morrison
ISBN: 1902197011 6 short stories plus an introduction by Stewart Home. Blind in the city of light, Patricia walked carefully back through the Cimitiere Pere-Lachasie Contents: The Braile Encyclopaedia The Room...
6 February 2006
When will we see your like again
Well that was turn-up for the books and no mistakes. Great match, great result. Guess my days of jinxing teams really are over :) Scotland beat France with a final score...
5 February 2006
Jarhead [based on book] by Anthony Swofford dir. by Sam Mendes
Jarhead is the story of one young Marine as he goes through training and then into Iraq during the early 90’s. It isn’t an overtly political film, although Kruger has a...
4 February 2006
I can’t feel my danger zone
Looks like blogger is acting the muppet, so I can’t visit the wonders I know peoples have left on their blogs today. But, speaking of muppets, look, it’s the Serenity muppets....
4 February 2006
The Skeleton Key dir. by Iain Softley
This is supposed to be a horror film, but the only thing horrifing is how bad the film is. Set in the South of America, The Skeleton Key tells the story...
4 February 2006
Sun lights up the daytime, moon lights up the night
Went to the kino last night, to see Memoirs of a Geisha, which was pretty but ever so boring. Anyways, while there I noticed a startling amount of posters for really...
3 February 2006
Memoirs of a Geisha [based on book] by Arthur Golden dir. by Rob Marshall
In short, this is a film that is pretty to look at, but boring to watch. Okay, I’ll say a bit more about it: Memoirs of a Geisha has been somewhat...
3 February 2006
Well, I saw myself in more of a … patriarchal sort of role. You know, lots of pointing and scowling.
So there is a bit of a debate between Fiona from Mental Meanderings and United Irelander at, wel, United Irelander over an article written by Ronan Mullen in The Examiner. The...
2 February 2006
As the light lengthens, so the cold strengthens
Today is St. Brigid’s day, probably because in pagan Ireland the start of Feb marked the start of spring, and Imbolc. Which means its lambing time. I think today may also...
1 February 2006
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