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Sep. 20th, 2007 12:08 pmI can has DVDs! My season 3 of SGA and season 2 of Supernatural came in the mail, so tonight I get to see if I can, in fact, rewatch two entire seasons of television and all the extras in a single evening. I also got "A Dog's Breakfast", aka, that David Hewlett movie with the entire SGA cast and crew. And I got Supertramp's Even in the Quietest Moments--I forgot how much I like that band.
Other things from the life of me:
-After a week long unsuccesful quest to find a place where Papa John's will deliver to me, I caved and ordered Domino's. In my building, I can't buzz people in and the speaker doesn't work, so when the delivery guy rang, I figured I'd just run downstairs to get the pizza. Slight problem. When I tried to open the door, the doorknob came off in my hand. This has happened a couple times before and I can fix it, it's just fiddly and takes precious precious time. Time in which the delivery guy is standing outside my building thinking about leaving with my food. So I'm frantically trying to screw the doorknob back on after unsuccesfully trying to get the doorknob to open when he rings my doorbell. Somebody must have let him into the building. I was looking at him through the peephole, knocking on my own door and yelling at him to just open it from his side. He must have thought I was crazy. But he did eventually open the door so I got the pizza and spent the next ten minutes putting the doorknob back together.
-I learned about the freakiest disease: Fatal Familial Insomnia. Basically, you lose the ability to sleep and then die of insomnia. Fortunately, it's an exceedingly rare dominant genetic trait (about 23 families in the world have it) so I'm probably safe.
-I caved and rented the BBC's Robin Hood. (This is your fault,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
trinityvixen). It is supremely cheesy--and not in a good way. Rack zooms and jump cuts just don't work for me in twelfth century England, thanks. The Sherrif is an extremely gay super villain and Guy of Gisborne looks just enough like Hugh Jackman that I'm constantly noticing that he's not Hugh Jackman. But Robin Hood and his servant are constantly declaring their undying love for each other, so clearly, this deserves further viewing.
Other things from the life of me:
-After a week long unsuccesful quest to find a place where Papa John's will deliver to me, I caved and ordered Domino's. In my building, I can't buzz people in and the speaker doesn't work, so when the delivery guy rang, I figured I'd just run downstairs to get the pizza. Slight problem. When I tried to open the door, the doorknob came off in my hand. This has happened a couple times before and I can fix it, it's just fiddly and takes precious precious time. Time in which the delivery guy is standing outside my building thinking about leaving with my food. So I'm frantically trying to screw the doorknob back on after unsuccesfully trying to get the doorknob to open when he rings my doorbell. Somebody must have let him into the building. I was looking at him through the peephole, knocking on my own door and yelling at him to just open it from his side. He must have thought I was crazy. But he did eventually open the door so I got the pizza and spent the next ten minutes putting the doorknob back together.
-I learned about the freakiest disease: Fatal Familial Insomnia. Basically, you lose the ability to sleep and then die of insomnia. Fortunately, it's an exceedingly rare dominant genetic trait (about 23 families in the world have it) so I'm probably safe.
-I caved and rented the BBC's Robin Hood. (This is your fault,
trinityvixen). It is supremely cheesy--and not in a good way. Rack zooms and jump cuts just don't work for me in twelfth century England, thanks. The Sherrif is an extremely gay super villain and Guy of Gisborne looks just enough like Hugh Jackman that I'm constantly noticing that he's not Hugh Jackman. But Robin Hood and his servant are constantly declaring their undying love for each other, so clearly, this deserves further viewing.