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Mar. 10th, 2007 10:42 amTwo fun links nabbed via Todd-o:
Bet on how long Ted Haggard stays straight! (possibly NSFW)
See if your site can be accessed from China.
I haven't posted lately about books I've read or movies I've seen, because there was a serious movie drought, and because I bought a crossword puzzle book that consumed all the time I usually spend reading (= Metro every morning and evening).
But! I relocated the crossword puzzle book to my bedside and stuck a novel in my backpack, with the happy result that I've read ( Terry Pratchett's The Color of Magic and Elizabeth Peters' The Murders of Richard III. )
RM and I will probably see 300 sometime in the next couple days, so I hope to post something about that, and if The Namesake ever comes to a theater near me, I would like to see that as well. I've really liked Kal Penn, even when he's been in movies you wouldn't think I'd like (um, Van Wilder 2: The Rise of Taj?).
Bet on how long Ted Haggard stays straight! (possibly NSFW)
See if your site can be accessed from China.
I haven't posted lately about books I've read or movies I've seen, because there was a serious movie drought, and because I bought a crossword puzzle book that consumed all the time I usually spend reading (= Metro every morning and evening).
But! I relocated the crossword puzzle book to my bedside and stuck a novel in my backpack, with the happy result that I've read ( Terry Pratchett's The Color of Magic and Elizabeth Peters' The Murders of Richard III. )
RM and I will probably see 300 sometime in the next couple days, so I hope to post something about that, and if The Namesake ever comes to a theater near me, I would like to see that as well. I've really liked Kal Penn, even when he's been in movies you wouldn't think I'd like (um, Van Wilder 2: The Rise of Taj?).