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- @legen_waitforit even puppies?
- #gnw - "I'm sick of parents talking about their kids falling in with the wrong crowd. Sometimes their kids are the wrong crowd!"
- Funnily enough, Caitlin Stasey looks more like 'my' Ellie on GNW than she did in the film. #gnw #twtwb
- I will never understand why our society continues to reward morons with drug problems. http://bit.ly/cGTl6P
- @Matt7325 Or just the fact that I was so focused on my dislike for Corrie. I probably need a re-read.
- @Matt7325 Maybe it's just that she was never one of my favourites?
- Dear headache, it's been two days now, you've outstayed your welcome. Sincerely, Emma.
- @ronnidolorosa Even if I decided that I couldn't watch it, I will inevitably have to teach it.
- What I thought of 'Tomorrow When the War Began'. Not a short review: http://imaginarydinosaur.com/?p=763#respond
- Awesome. RT: @wilw ZOMG. Want. http://twitpic.com/2lneck
Monthly Archives: January 2010
‘Up in the Air’ Review
Increasingly of late, I find myself walking out of films with a single question, “Did I enjoy it?”, and as I exited ‘Up in the Air’ in the heat of Saturday afternoon, I found that this film, already holding rave … Continue reading
The Problem of the Hero Protagonist
The real hero is always a hero by mistake; he dreams of being an honest coward like everybody else. -Umberto Eco The trouble with being the kind of person who is attracted to Science Fiction and Fantasy as their genres … Continue reading
Posted in Ponderings
Tagged angel, buffy, dollhouse, dr horrible, firefly, heroes, jayne cobb, joss whedon, topher brink, xander harris
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Art thingy of the week…
Adelle: “Is such a thing possible?” Topher: “The mad scientist in me says yes.” Thus, I was inspired (or at least prompted) to create the 10 minute piece of creativity that you see to your left. Doctor-Horrible-slash-Topher-Brink-art. The way I … Continue reading
Hamlet for Early Readers
I’m putting together a unit on Shakespeare for my low lit English class (I will post the unit here for geeky and lazy teachers who google and come across it), and so far, the best thing I’ve found is this. … Continue reading
More Magnetic Poetry
Inspired by this afternoon’s ‘Dollhouse’ viewing perhaps? It’s my favourite thing on the fridge at the moment, and that’s including my pikachu magnet. I’ve been catching up on various books and tv series’ in my last few weeks of holiday, … Continue reading
Avatar
After a significant wait (partly to avoid the hype, partly because I just hadn’t gotten around to it yet) I finally made my way to the theatre to see Avatar, even if it did take a sweltering day and a … Continue reading
Nick Hornby – Slam
I like Nick Hornby. His writing is easy reading, and I wouldn’t strain myself if I called it airport fiction, but I don’t want that to be interpretted as ‘trashy’ because it’s better than that. Reading a Nick Hornby book … Continue reading
Why do we root for the underdog?
This is the first in a series of posts on heroism, brought about largely as a result of the pre-penultimate episode of Joss Whedon’s Dollhouse. I intend to discuss my disapproval of ‘heroes’ later (when it’s earlier in the day … Continue reading
Magnetic Poetry
I’m sure there are people out there who are not aware of what magnetic poetry is, and rather than indicate that the idea is fairly self-explanatory, I will provide the following link to those who feel that this post does … Continue reading
