Guess what I've been watching
Mar. 24th, 2019 01:28 pmStargate SG1. It's been years since I've watched it and I'd forgotten how good it can be. (Especially in the Daniel h/c department.)
So far Daniel has had his wife kidnapped, seen his wife as host to a Goa'uld, got beaten up by Jack, been turned into a Neanderthal, been presumed dead (he wasn't dead), fallen for a Goddess, been shot by Alt!Teal'c, been shot by Jaffa and almost died, almost got blown up, almost got killed in prison, relived his parents' deaths, became addicted to using a sarcophagus...
...and I'm not even a third of the way through season 2.
Was it canon or fanon that called him Dead Again Daniel?
So far Daniel has had his wife kidnapped, seen his wife as host to a Goa'uld, got beaten up by Jack, been turned into a Neanderthal, been presumed dead (he wasn't dead), fallen for a Goddess, been shot by Alt!Teal'c, been shot by Jaffa and almost died, almost got blown up, almost got killed in prison, relived his parents' deaths, became addicted to using a sarcophagus...
...and I'm not even a third of the way through season 2.
Was it canon or fanon that called him Dead Again Daniel?
365 Questions - day 13
Mar. 23rd, 2019 07:26 pm13. Do you celebrate the things you do have?
Not enough. I'm in my own home, with the help I need. I have a pc, a kindle, and the internet to entertain me. And I live with the fluffiest diva in the western hemisphere.
(Who, btw, likes to get a stroke then pull my hand to her mouth so she can gnaw on it a little. I'm bullied, I tell ya.)
Not enough. I'm in my own home, with the help I need. I have a pc, a kindle, and the internet to entertain me. And I live with the fluffiest diva in the western hemisphere.
(Who, btw, likes to get a stroke then pull my hand to her mouth so she can gnaw on it a little. I'm bullied, I tell ya.)
365 Questions - day 12
Mar. 22nd, 2019 06:37 pm12. What would you do differently if you knew nobody would judge you?
Hmmm, if I knew it'd have no effect on my life at all?
I'd never go to my hospital appointments. I'd save myself the stress and aggravation of spending 4 hours (waiting for patient transport, travelling, waiting to be seen, waiting for patient transport, and travelling home again) just to spend 10 minutes seeing a specialist.
I go in case there's been a development in treatment, and in case I need those specialists to tell the benefits system that I'm still this disabled.
Hmmm, if I knew it'd have no effect on my life at all?
I'd never go to my hospital appointments. I'd save myself the stress and aggravation of spending 4 hours (waiting for patient transport, travelling, waiting to be seen, waiting for patient transport, and travelling home again) just to spend 10 minutes seeing a specialist.
I go in case there's been a development in treatment, and in case I need those specialists to tell the benefits system that I'm still this disabled.
365 Questions - day 9
Mar. 19th, 2019 11:18 am9. What’s a belief that you hold with which many people disagree?
Well...I can understand why Flat-Earthers believe the Earth is flat.
Let me make it clear, before your eyeballs pop from their sockets, I don't agree with them at all. The Earth is round like a ball, not round like a plate (as I think Terry Pratchett said).
But how do I (or you) know? Because people have told us so. I don't know anyone who's circum-navigated the globe or been up in space and given the Earth's backside a quick ogle. But lots of people say so, so it must be true. Right?
Um, no. People spread misinformation all the time: Vaccines are bad; Shakespeare didn't write his own plays; Trump isn't breaking any laws at all. You get the idea.
I believe the Earth is round (like a ball) because of the huge difference in timezones. I think if the Earth was flat, much more of us would have the same sunrise and sunset times.
So, I believe the Earth is round (like a ball) but I can understand mistrusting information you can't actually verify.
Well...I can understand why Flat-Earthers believe the Earth is flat.
Let me make it clear, before your eyeballs pop from their sockets, I don't agree with them at all. The Earth is round like a ball, not round like a plate (as I think Terry Pratchett said).
But how do I (or you) know? Because people have told us so. I don't know anyone who's circum-navigated the globe or been up in space and given the Earth's backside a quick ogle. But lots of people say so, so it must be true. Right?
Um, no. People spread misinformation all the time: Vaccines are bad; Shakespeare didn't write his own plays; Trump isn't breaking any laws at all. You get the idea.
I believe the Earth is round (like a ball) because of the huge difference in timezones. I think if the Earth was flat, much more of us would have the same sunrise and sunset times.
So, I believe the Earth is round (like a ball) but I can understand mistrusting information you can't actually verify.
365 Questions - day 6
Mar. 16th, 2019 06:31 pm6. What do you wish you spent more time doing five years ago?
Writing. I could still type using the actual keyboard then (instead of using the mouse to type on an onscreen keyboard as I do now). Now I type about 10 words a minute so it takes me forever to write a story. My typing wasn't super fast 5 years ago as I was typing with one finger on my left hand and most of my fingers on my right, but it was quicker than this.
Writing. I could still type using the actual keyboard then (instead of using the mouse to type on an onscreen keyboard as I do now). Now I type about 10 words a minute so it takes me forever to write a story. My typing wasn't super fast 5 years ago as I was typing with one finger on my left hand and most of my fingers on my right, but it was quicker than this.
The AO3 meme
Mar. 13th, 2019 07:51 pmBorrowed from just about everyone who writes.
Rules: Go to your AO3 works page, expand all the filters, & answer the following questions!
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Rules: Go to your AO3 works page, expand all the filters, & answer the following questions!
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I know those faces!
Mar. 13th, 2019 09:49 amI'm watching The Agatha Christie Hour (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0343230/), which is a series of 10 standalone episodes each based on one of Agatha Christie's short stories. It was made in 1982.
So far, I've spotted 3 actors from You Rang, M'Lord? (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0124218/)
Brenda Cowling (Mrs. Lipton, the cook) as a secretary, Ivor Roberts (a factory overseer) as a barman, and now Barbara New (Mabel) as a landlady. I get ridiculously excited every time I see one of them.
Barbara New's episode (The Case of the Discontented Soldier) stars William Gaunt from The Champions and also features his dog, Wally. Wally's a really good actor - he's completely believable in his role as a dog.
So far, I've spotted 3 actors from You Rang, M'Lord? (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0124218/)
Brenda Cowling (Mrs. Lipton, the cook) as a secretary, Ivor Roberts (a factory overseer) as a barman, and now Barbara New (Mabel) as a landlady. I get ridiculously excited every time I see one of them.
Barbara New's episode (The Case of the Discontented Soldier) stars William Gaunt from The Champions and also features his dog, Wally. Wally's a really good actor - he's completely believable in his role as a dog.