we got all night

I'm over here trying to summarize the last two days in a feasible amount of space and it is just not happening. First off, I don't even remember Friday morning other than I was bored out of my skull not knowing what to do that wouldn't cut into my nighttime and then so much happened Friday and Saturday (or you know, today) that this is my summation on Friday:

• "Chuck" and "The Big Bang Theory" sort of solidifies what my friend mentioned to me over the summer about my geekdom. I seriously thought most people knew random things like the differences of grammar and the types of R2 droids.
• "Journeyman" the series kind of solves its dilemma in the pilot, so I don't know why anyone needs to watch beyond that.
• "Life" has no unique point to it, the guy is so zen and he's a detective. So he was in jail. OOh. But he's out AND cleared now, so... what?
• Thomas Ian Nicholas is a pretty good performer! I need to get out more.
• Clive Owen is awesome and Paul Giamatti is weird, but whoever wrote Shoot 'Em Up clearly had no plot in mind. I can't remember the dude's name (and too lazy to look it up on IMDB) but he wrote 100 Girls and dude, that was actually decent considering the type of move it was. So's Shoot 'Em Up, but you learn f- all about the characters and I was kind of looking for a lull in the story to explain some things. Cool movie, cheesy lines but too much like Crank: the lite version.
• The package of the ATHF movie says "Includes 80-Minute Deleted Movie." And it actually does, on Disc 2, LMAO.

And today:
• I'm running on three hours of sleep today!
• Sometimes rocks have urges, but the results are AWESOME.
• WAY TO GO, GOVERNMENT.
• Coal mines are creepy but cool. Not someplace I'd rather be daily and those people who do go in there have my respect. Not for nothing, but the PD and FD risk their lives for others, you know?
• Passing by Sparta (lol imagine when 300 came out there?), Allentown (...) Scranton (Oh, Dwight can you hear me?), Lodi (while "Carry on My Wayward Son" plays and a white Chevy Impala passes you?!), and just Pennsylvania in general.
• Stopping in a town that single-handledly reminded me of Cars (a gas station with a tow truck and a VW Wagon), Skinwalkers and House of Wax and on a highway that reminded me of Wrong Turn IS CREEPY.
• My brain's awesomeness for randomly grabbing some chapters of shoebox_project to read on the way to and from the field trip (IT WAS A GEOLOGY AKA ROCK STUDY FIELD TRIP)
• I have more memes and picspams in progress than graphics or fics. Huh?
• I keep meaning to throw in some polls now and then, but I post so much and that somehow deters me from doing the polls. I dunno.
• My CafePress order shipped! By Weds. I'll have a decked-out with mini button schoolbag.

I AM SLEEPY. G'day, er, night.

Lia

I just realized Jake Hoffman is in I Heart Huckabees for a second. I love him. If Click wasn't so depressing, I'd buy that movie for him alone. Plus Isla Fischer is the second Huckabees girl, but when I saw it the first time I didn't know who she was. Anyhows, the movie was better this time. It was funnier even if I still don't see what it was supposed to be "about" or if it had anything to it at all.

I don't know... should I watch the MTV Movie Awards tonight or Sopranos and Entourage? All are inevitably going to repeat over and over. I just don't know what to watch first. OK, The Departed was represented which is all I really cared about. The rest of the nominees are puerile. So I'm switching over to HBO at 9pm. I'll get my Silverman fix later.

I just added maybe ten artists to my MySpace friends. And I was looking through Coconut Record's pictures and apparently Zooey Deschanel sings on some track. I'm assuming it's "This Old Machine," because the lyrics to "Mama" are in front of that Jen girl (from Seawolf?) in another one of the photos. This is one of those times that a physical CD with linear notes is useful. I'm so clueless when it comes to indie stars. It's never been my favorite genre (even back when it was called emo) to keep track of. I do love Zooey though. Where's HER CD?

Riley Smith is playing a show at the end of June too, WHAT THE CRAP. I do not have this money, nor the friends for all these shows OK! Awesome musicians, please stop playing so close together when I'm trying to start being more concert-going-like. I was always under the impression tickets were generally $50 and everything I'm finding is in the $10-$30 range. Why was I not notified of this earlier and furthermore who put that ridiculous amount in my head? And please find me more friends who are of the concert-going ilk in real life.

Yesterday was cool. Fun day at the BBQ where I realized I'm not weird and I have the same musical tastes as my cousins. One nearly fell over when I told her I knew of (and love) Avenged Sevenfold. And the CCL show where my dad finally met Glo (first person I met from online, back in 2005) and Glo committed identity theft (she said her name was Lia and I was Glo during an audience participation part). Also, between the Scottish girls who came to America solely to shop cheaply and then go back home and the various bits about Scotland Glo and I could not stop referencing Ewan McGregor. I swear, the world revolves differently (around Wang- our code name for Ewan) when we're together.

New movies to watch (Celebrity and Sexual Life.) Once I'm done with these, I can get my Schwartzman fix. *glee* There's not enough time left in Sunday! I need to get these out before the postman comes by Monday at 3.

Lia

So I saw a video today that showed me pretty much tells me all I needed to know about the state of music today. Yeah, I won't even bother turning on the radio today. I haven't listened to the radio in, oh many two months. I was hoping I was missing out on some really good stuff but apparently it's all still FOB, PATD (seriously, is that ! needed in the acronym? I say nay!) payola and urban crap. Fare thee well Z100, you were good in the 90s. Jack FM and that channel that gets re-invented every five seconds while I mourn when it used to play Loveline eternally aren't even worth it anymore.

Anyway, I realized today when I passed the Armory that I never posted all the pretty pictures of my school and whatever was filming at the Armory (which wasn't Bourne Identity anyway, but I Am Legend). Plus, a few fangirl things I noticed about my most hated hallway in school and my favorite actor. But that's all tomorrow :-p (How's that for tease?)

Dancing with the Stars is premiering now and there's an episode of How I Met Your Mother too. Dilemma much? I'll just watch HIMYM later (it's the finale, right?), because I need to watch Mills make a fool of herself and wonder if Joey has left the ham behind or if Briana still has to deal with a silly daddy. Hopefully one of the guys will come to support the Phat One, but not Ju, because just, no. Dude, was Bobbie at the Oscars? I missed her this year. :-( I still say she and JC were the best couple ever.

LOOK! MEMES.
( SPN table-y memes )


( Music Taste )


( I think I've done these before... )


Ekk! I gotta go, DWTS is on, be back later...

Lia

P.S. Ballroom blitz? Really?

P.S.S AORWAFSAFSA JOEY LOOKS THE SAME, I MISS UUUU

Want to play? Comment and I'll choose a letter for you. You then find 5 songs that start with that letter and post them in your journal.

lucius_admirer chose the letter L for me.

Loser by Beck // It just explains ME. It's my theme song for when I disappoint people. Which is lots.
Leaky Little Boat by Roger Clyne & the Peacemakers // Aww thanks to the Psych website for making me find this group. Much love is them.
Like A Stone by Audioslave // First song I ever liked by Audioslave. Great band.
Look Around by Anthony Rapp // This was the last mp3 I had to download to complete Tony's CD. It's so airy a song really...
Long Way Round by Stereophonics // Oh come on! Ewan McGregor + Kelly Jones is all sorts of awesomeness.

That was tough because I just emptied out the 9GB of music I had on my computer so this was all just me wracking my brain to remember songs with the letter L.

Lia