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flinkkamingo3
10 April 2009 @ 01:33 pm
And we will assume 'here' is short for, 'Here I am... rock you like a hurricane.'  
I saw I Love You, Man last night with Kiki. (We were in dire need of some Seth and Ryan Time.) It was pretty hilarious. I think I could easily and happily spend the rest of my days just watching Paul Rudd and Jason Segel hanging out. They're ridiculous together and I love it.

I'm gong home for Easter (yesssssss, Good Friday dinner at the Club!), which means that I'm going to miss the Doctor Who special. My mother cancelled the internet at home because my brother is an addict. So I guess I'm going to have to wait until next week to watch it, which really kind of sucks since I was rather looking forward to this one. The story seems like it could be pretty cool. I'm optimistic about this, despite my brain knowing better.

Ergo: I will be absent this weekend. So happy Easter and Passover and Doctor Who and whatever else you've got going on!

 
 
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WeHo M.: DW - Traveler[info]afrocurl on April 10th, 2009 05:54 pm (UTC)
Ooh, enjoy the time at home, but I'm sad you have to miss Who.
ovaltine jenkins: dw: look to the stars[info]the_spin on April 10th, 2009 07:19 pm (UTC)
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HOW WILL YOU SURVIVE WITHOUT INTERNET? Seriously, I would cry. But yeah, I need to see I Love You Man, stat, for all the Segelness and the Ruddness.

Enjoy delicious Easter food! I hope the resulting Who-anticipation is not too physically painful!

shadowqueen28: Ace Ventura[info]shadowqueen28 on May 4th, 2009 03:34 pm (UTC)
Bitch, you and your Mac better take a little trip to Starbucks sometime cuz I just wrote that hugeass comment in your other post.

I don't know how you will survive the entire summer without Internet. That really sucks.
shadowqueen28: Ace Ventura[info]shadowqueen28 on May 4th, 2009 03:37 pm (UTC)
Oh hey never mind I guess you're staying in Ann Arbor this summer. But still. I need the Internet every minute of my life.