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dianora2So I couldn't watch BSG tonight because my fucking cable is out thanks to the horrible rainstorm that hit here today. I cannot dwell on that for too long as it sends me into a blind rage. Thoughts will have to wait until after I see it this weekend. Sniffle.
In brighter news, the entire cast of VH1's upcoming I Love Money has been revealed, and as it will have both Mr. Boston AND Chance, my life is a little more complete.
Also, I read this today: "Meanwhile, VH1 announced Thursday that it's developing a skein with Scott Baio that would put eight former male teen idols of the 80s and 90s together in a house." How exciting is that?? VH1 just gives and gives and gives.
For those who were as confused by last night's Lost as I was, I really loved the EW recap. Really excellent food for thought there.
And for Survivor fans there's a great video interview with Jeff Probst and Dalton Ross here. Wow, Jeff is wee.
And for the Gen X folk among us, I was amused going through this complete list of ABC After School Specials. Some of the titles are hilarious. My favorite is "My Dad Lives in a Downtown Hotel."
What did Nikki Cox do to her face?
This article about the presidential candidates getting interviewed by publications like US Weekly puzzled me, mainly for this quote: "Campaign aides say that they can usually count on a soft, friendly chat conducted by reporters or television hosts who are unlikely to hit them with questions about the Iraq war..." Because, you know, I didn't think ANY reporters were asking the candidates about the Iraq war anymore. Not when there's bowling and pastors to talk about.
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twinparadox and proggrrl!! It's kind of cool that one of my oldest online friends shares a birthday with one of my newest. That's beautiful.
OK, since I don't have BSG to hash over I might as well try to turn in early, as I'm pooped.
In brighter news, the entire cast of VH1's upcoming I Love Money has been revealed, and as it will have both Mr. Boston AND Chance, my life is a little more complete.
Also, I read this today: "Meanwhile, VH1 announced Thursday that it's developing a skein with Scott Baio that would put eight former male teen idols of the 80s and 90s together in a house." How exciting is that?? VH1 just gives and gives and gives.
For those who were as confused by last night's Lost as I was, I really loved the EW recap. Really excellent food for thought there.
And for Survivor fans there's a great video interview with Jeff Probst and Dalton Ross here. Wow, Jeff is wee.
And for the Gen X folk among us, I was amused going through this complete list of ABC After School Specials. Some of the titles are hilarious. My favorite is "My Dad Lives in a Downtown Hotel."
What did Nikki Cox do to her face?
This article about the presidential candidates getting interviewed by publications like US Weekly puzzled me, mainly for this quote: "Campaign aides say that they can usually count on a soft, friendly chat conducted by reporters or television hosts who are unlikely to hit them with questions about the Iraq war..." Because, you know, I didn't think ANY reporters were asking the candidates about the Iraq war anymore. Not when there's bowling and pastors to talk about.
I'm mostly just here to wish a big HAPPY BIRTHDAY to
twinparadox and proggrrl!! It's kind of cool that one of my oldest online friends shares a birthday with one of my newest. That's beautiful. OK, since I don't have BSG to hash over I might as well try to turn in early, as I'm pooped.
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Date: 2008-05-10 11:29 am (UTC)Also, I Love Money looks horrendous. The cast makes me want to go buy Benadryl to cure the hives they give me in mere still picture form, let alone what they do by moving and talking on my TV. I am so looking forward to watching that show.