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Firstly, Ross Noble's randomist stand up. Made me laugh until I cried; I haven't done that in a while. There, nuff said.
( Click here for Merlin ep 1, and Disrict 9. Expect Spoilers )
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I'll stick with Clarke's third law
Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
19 September 2009 @ 06:55 pm
02 July 2009 @ 10:16 am
Am currently rewatching episodes of Brittas Empire. It has the genius of Chris Barrie, who is a legend everybody, and bits of it are quite quite mad. My dad loved it when I was little, and I can remember watching bits of it when I was little, around my grandparents :D
Dentist today. I hate going cos I know what he'll say everytime. I still end up panicking about it anyway, and my teeth always feel twinges of pain even though there is nothing wrong with them. I reckon its all subconcious.
Holiday in Brittany starts tomorrow. Well, technically we leave late tomorrow evening, and get in Brittany early Saturday morning. Am already pretty much packed, just a few bits to finish off tonight. Am really looking forward to it, should be good fun.
Dentist today. I hate going cos I know what he'll say everytime. I still end up panicking about it anyway, and my teeth always feel twinges of pain even though there is nothing wrong with them. I reckon its all subconcious.
Holiday in Brittany starts tomorrow. Well, technically we leave late tomorrow evening, and get in Brittany early Saturday morning. Am already pretty much packed, just a few bits to finish off tonight. Am really looking forward to it, should be good fun.
27 May 2009 @ 10:36 pm
Ugh. I feel low. Really low. It's not just the fact that United lost in the Champions League final. Or the fact that my phone decided to crash, and I spent 15 minutes trying to prize open the back before remembering the tiny button I needed to press. Or even the fact that no one in this house can keep quiet so that i can revise for my exam tomorrow. It's not that I have an exam tomorrow morning that I seriously doubt I'm prepared for (even though everyone seems to think that because its me, I'll pass), or a TKD meal that I've organised tomorrow evening. Or that my best mate in this house has left to play pool, and I really feel left out because I want to do well.
To be honest with you, its probably PMT.
To be honest with you, its probably PMT.
10 May 2009 @ 08:58 pm
Lisa is panicking about her exams,again. Mind you, she always has, so this is nothing new. At least her doctor is back, and making her laugh while they eat cakes, though cake eating doesnt seem to be helping.
03 May 2009 @ 11:39 am
I don't think that I'm the kind of person who hides away things they don't like. I suppose it may come as a tiny shock that I can't even watch a child's horror without freaking comepletely. I also can't stand cucumber, but thats less suprising. I wear my heart on my sleeve, and people can read me pretty easily, so I doubt there's much that they don't know about me.
10 March 2009 @ 11:52 pm
At the end of exams I tend to sing Bohemian Rhapsody over and over in my head, because its entertaining, and lasts quite a while.
27 February 2009 @ 10:56 am
Well, I'm a big sci fi fan, but the first series of Red Dwarf I ever watched was series V, which my partner forced me to watch from start to finish, and I still love him for it now. My absolute favourite episode was Quarantine (Chris Barrie in a gingam dress and army boots is beyond hilarious), so I took the name flibbles from the killer penguin glove puppet in that episode (because sharing my name with a killer penguin glove puppet is awesome). The 1989 comes from the year I was born.
bored25 February 2009 @ 08:36 am
I have given up one indulgence. This year, I'm giving up chocolate (cliche I know, but I couldn't think of anything else). I'm not doing because I'm religious though, I'm doing it for me, ans to try and raise a bit of money for comic relief.
Technically I started yesterday, because so many people were giving me different days for when lent started, so no one can say I haven't done it for long enough. First day was ok, but I wound up being miserable after taekwondo, and couldn't eat any choc to make me happier! A big thank you to my tkd friends, who saw something was up!
xxx
Technically I started yesterday, because so many people were giving me different days for when lent started, so no one can say I haven't done it for long enough. First day was ok, but I wound up being miserable after taekwondo, and couldn't eat any choc to make me happier! A big thank you to my tkd friends, who saw something was up!
xxx
06 February 2009 @ 11:39 am
06 February 2009 @ 11:23 am
They are both pretty fantastic as comedians and singers and entertainers, but do we really need to ask who is cuter? Is it worrying that i knew who they were without any explanation????
03 February 2009 @ 10:58 pm
I frequently do! Not because I'm a loner, just I live away fromt he partner and sometimes its nice to get some alone time, and think. Nothing to be ashamed of there.
30 January 2009 @ 01:31 pm
Mum's birthday tomorrow. I has got her a really nice present, that I know she will adore. What I'm even more excited about is my little brother's birthday on Sunday. ( And here is why )It's a very weird feeling that my brother can offically be adultish. It's all rather exciting. And then, once all this palva is over, I;ve got valentine's day to sort. I am working (grrr). No fair.
30 January 2009 @ 01:23 pm
I tend to miss the really good BBC saturday dramas when they are first aired, because I'm working, so the amount of times my family have managed to spoil Doctor Who, Robin Hood, and Merlin for me is pretty high. Yeah, I've probably done it to other people (alot) but I do try not too. When your dad answers the door with "Guy has just killed Marian" you can't help but go "Thanks, but could you have given me a chance not to listen to this?"
28 January 2009 @ 10:42 am
Oh most of the things I say! Stuff with Teresa like "Bring on the wall, Fire up the Quattro, hands on the table and go!". "Sparkly Vampires" gets a look from people too. But the BEST ONE which I'm not allowed to explain, because its a family secret, is Spiflimuglicate. It was my great-grandad's word, but I heard it most from my Grandad and Nan. It's the sort of thing as kids that just made us all giggle.
13 January 2009 @ 10:52 pm
07 January 2009 @ 11:20 am
26-year-old actor Matt Smith was anointed as the eleventh Doctor Who this week. If you were in charge of casting, who would you cast as your ideal Doctor and why? Submitted By |
Ahem
Well, firstly, well done Matt Smith. He used to attend my university, and therefore I'm willing to give him a chance (I mean I gave David Tennant a chance and he's now a legend). But the likes of Rupert Penry Jones, Richard Armitage, and (according to my dad) Jimmy Carr have missed out. I'd really like to see the list of actors they interviewed because it would be interesting reading, but it is never going to be released, ho hum.
If you wanted a nice young doctor then they've made a good choice, although I can think of many nice young actors who would also do the job well (many BBC dramas have young male leads at the moment, and one of them would have been a safe, if slightly well known bet), but by picking an unknown they've not really give us any clue as to what this new series will be like. We'd better wait until we've seen the outfit, and the assistant (oh please don't let it be racheal stevens, I couldn't bear it. If you are listening, Oh god of BBC and good dramas, don't let her go on Merlin either. I'd never forgive you).
06 January 2009 @ 10:07 am
Why are you were you are today? It's a nice broad question, and the answer would be chock full of people who I know, love, and admire, with lots of memories. :D
21 December 2008 @ 06:02 pm
Lisa wished to announce that it is now offically Christmas, because she has finished work this week. She can't wait til thursday!!!
10 December 2008 @ 09:44 am