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Aug. 14th, 2008 08:01 pmTwo things, before I get to the entry:
- Anyone into Star Wars comics/books, which would be the best to start with? I have a fairly basic idea of the EU and I'm starting to crave more stories about the verse.
- I found a pile of D&D, BSG and Serenity RPG player's guides in Barnes n Nobles, and then searched and found all these dice shop sites and OMG, I need a meetup group for this stuff immediately. I WANT TO PLAY.
I saw Tropic Thunder yesterday and I've been thinking about it ever since. I loved it and thought it was much better than Pineapple Express. Since Reality Bites I haven't really enjoyed a movie under Ben Stiller's direction. The Cable Guy was too dark at the time for me (it's pretty hysterical now) and I only saw Zoolander because of Lance Bass's cameo. By the way, is he good friends with Stiller? What's up with that?
( I'm sorry a dingo ate your baby! )
I also somehow managed to see the movie, feed myself and buy two magazines (Out with NPH on the cover and Rolling Stone with RDJ on the cover) on $30. Both had interesting articles. I'd read the NPH article a week ago online. I've always been really impressed with how NPH handles himself in interviews, and this wasn't much of an exception. RDJ, on the other hand, broke my heart at one point in the RS article. But my comments on that could be an entirely new entry (true story: I had written three paragraphs on it that I just deleted from this entry), so I'll save that for another day. Or, you know, whenever you guys are interested.
Gay men's magazines are almost as interesting as straight men's magazines, in terms of articles. Although Out is much more thought-provoking, GQ and Esquire are still my favorite magazines to buy when there's a celebrity on the cover I adore.
Also, I'm really behind on podcasts but I just watched TRS and damn those boys. I want to play TV tag now. I would be epic at it.
Lia
- Anyone into Star Wars comics/books, which would be the best to start with? I have a fairly basic idea of the EU and I'm starting to crave more stories about the verse.
- I found a pile of D&D, BSG and Serenity RPG player's guides in Barnes n Nobles, and then searched and found all these dice shop sites and OMG, I need a meetup group for this stuff immediately. I WANT TO PLAY.
I saw Tropic Thunder yesterday and I've been thinking about it ever since. I loved it and thought it was much better than Pineapple Express. Since Reality Bites I haven't really enjoyed a movie under Ben Stiller's direction. The Cable Guy was too dark at the time for me (it's pretty hysterical now) and I only saw Zoolander because of Lance Bass's cameo. By the way, is he good friends with Stiller? What's up with that?
( I'm sorry a dingo ate your baby! )
I also somehow managed to see the movie, feed myself and buy two magazines (Out with NPH on the cover and Rolling Stone with RDJ on the cover) on $30. Both had interesting articles. I'd read the NPH article a week ago online. I've always been really impressed with how NPH handles himself in interviews, and this wasn't much of an exception. RDJ, on the other hand, broke my heart at one point in the RS article. But my comments on that could be an entirely new entry (true story: I had written three paragraphs on it that I just deleted from this entry), so I'll save that for another day. Or, you know, whenever you guys are interested.
Gay men's magazines are almost as interesting as straight men's magazines, in terms of articles. Although Out is much more thought-provoking, GQ and Esquire are still my favorite magazines to buy when there's a celebrity on the cover I adore.
Also, I'm really behind on podcasts but I just watched TRS and damn those boys. I want to play TV tag now. I would be epic at it.
Lia
