wolfguard Yes. They've indicated Michael is the 'big brother' and Lucifer is the 'little brother'. Would Michael/Lucifer's arguements be the same as Sam/Deans?

Yay Irishrose!


Happy Birthday EverDawn!


Happy Birthday Seth Green!




Christopher Marlowe,

What Michael and Lucifer would say to each other?




Good Night to All

WG

wolfguard Yes, that's how I remember it. I wonder what they would say to each other if they met? Would it be Sam/Dean redux like they have been suggestion most of the season?

Christopher Marlowe,

Spoiler on Supernatural

((Michael's argument was framed on the probabilities. Why are you, Dean Winchester, going to donate your body to God? 'Cause it's destined. How do we know it's destined? Consider how infintely unlikely it is that we would be here today by chance.

Michael was saying that each person's life consist of a series of choices. If we were able to play out all the possible choices in a life to death, then we'd find a very large number of potential life histories. But in the end, only one unfolds.

What were the odds that Dean's parents' choices would lead to them meeting, marrying and having Dean? Astronomical kiddo.¹ So Dean, there's no real choice involved here. You're mine.

¹ And what were the odds that all their ancestors would have made the choices they did that lead to the two parents being born?))


OTOH, I don't remember Lucifer saying to Sam, your destined to do this - you have no choice. Lucifer said, ~ You may say no now, but in the end, you'll embrace it. It's a choice Sam. But I know you in ways you don't know yourself. You'll want to do it. You look good in horns.


WG

wolfguard I would go Minnesota too. *g*

My impression was that Michael was more rational, Lucifer was more emotional in their approaches. I would need to see more of both of them to really compare though.

Christopher Marlowe,

Question 1: Minnesota

Question 2: All I've seen of Michael was in the last episode.

Spoiler on Supernatural

((Michael's argument seemed to be Sam had no choice in the matter, that what was to be would be. OTOH ... ))

... what I remember of Lucifer's words to Sam was he'd make the choice, because he'd want to make the choice.

Spoiler on Supernatural

((Didn't Sam tell Dean ~ Wouldn't you do it to save Mom?))


WG

wolfguard Supernatural question: Do you think Michael is much different that Lucifer in their approaches to the Winchesters?

wolfguard Where would you go to find snow?

Beldin Got three calls tonight. Each one giving me their take on the censure issue. It's gonna be a tough decision on the 16th, which is when the hearing is.

DaddyCatALSDO Now I'll have to look for that cartoon. I thought all I knew my Hanna-Barbera cartoon characters. *g*

ETA

That might have edged the line there, but I don't think Amber will mind too much.

I wrote on AMber's Facebook wall that her face with olive skin and jet balck hair is how I see MAry Mother of Jesus. Then maybe I went to far. Said I could pciture her at the wedding at Can telling Him "they have no more wine" ina molly Picon voice.

Christopher Marlowe Beldin I just love it because it amkes no real sense generally. Snooper Cat and Blabber Mouse were detectives in a Hanna-Barbera cartoon. In one epsidoe they were investigating a crime in an old mansion and got attacked by a giant mosquito. Snooper grabbed a sword off the wall so he could "fight fire with fire" and got seriously clobbered. however, the mosquito flew into a wooden door and got its beak stuck. BlAbber pulled out a hammer and bent thge beak double so it couldn't get out while saying his little witticism.

Christopher Marlowe,

No thank you. I'd rather go to the snow than have the snow come to me. *g*


WG

Beldin Agreed.

wolfguard Want some snow? *g*

Christopher Marlowe, DaddyCatALSO - I haven't heard of Blabber Mouse, either, but I like his sentiments.

Niblet I'm a big fan of cereal. No matter what I'm in the mood for, there is usually a cereal that can satsify it. And I consider it healthier than a candy bar.

ETA

DaddyCatALSO I don't think I've heard of Blabber Mouse.

Christopher Marlowe You guys get such interesting cereal.

Yay, Irishrose!

Happy birthday, EverDawn!

Happy birthday, Betty, copaceticsoul, Motorcycle Au Pair Boy, Princess Naunie and turtlex!

Christopher Marlowe - I had a fairly nice day. I'm only working four hours Friday so I'm going in an hour early each day until then so I won't have to use PTO time.

Beldin IT was a slow day, and I imagine a slow night. I'll be home myself shortly!

Here now, but there is lightning around so I could drop out at any time.

Niblet I had me some Lucky Charms cereal with skim milk. Yum.

KAM Glad Smallville is getting better, having more superheroes seems to have helped.

What do you think of the upcoming Thor movie?

"Sometimes you have to fight fire with a hammer." Blabber Mouse

"One man's meat is the same man's hash." Florrie Capp

"Security, like liberty, must be won and re-won many times." Linus vanPelt

Hello again,

Christopher Marlowe: Ug, I HATE Hawkman, ever since Flash 327 or so, when he voted to kick Flash out of the Justice League.

As far as Smallville in General...I think that last year and this year, it has been better. Skip Seasons 5-7 as far as I'm concerned.

KAM
Ty King Fan

I'm back on the big computer. No skinniness for me today...


Who had what for breakfast? I'm having a bowl of cereal, a glass of cranberry juice, a pot of boysenberry yoghurt and a Vietnamese coffee. I win at breakfast!

Tea Time Is water. Because apparently I have no time for tea today.

KAM I watched some of that ep of Smallville. It was nice seeing the JSA characters, although I didn't watch the entire two hours. I don't think it tempted me to return to Smallville, Hawkman or no. *g*

Leather Jacket's Limerick

A man people thought was a saint
Was feeling a little bit faint
wanting to apear fit
he wore a tight corset
he could barely speak a complaint

Trivia Girl
sorry I missed had posting trouble

Leather Jacket's Limerick

A man people thought was a saint
Was feeling a little bit faint
Could it be 'twas the vapors?
Or maybe the capers?
But all in all it was quite quaint.


A man people thought was a Saint
Was feeling a little bit faint
Now that the team won
He was under the gun
for pretending to be what he ain't.

Hello Again,

Christopher Marlowe: Well, usually there would be, but we are quite slow still. I worked about half a day at home on Wednesday.

I've got some things to keep me busy, but it is more busy, than productive if you take my meaning.

SMALLVILLE "ABSOLUTE JUSTICE":
So, did anyone watch the Geoff Johns written JSA episode of Smallville from last Friday (Two hour)? I've got to say I enjoyed it--not because it was great, but because I simply like seeing how they bring in other DC Characters. Smallville really has brought in many DC universe characters over the years, and I generally enjoy that.

There were some flashbacks that I think I really liked best of all, and they showed most of the big JSAers in one form or another. Well worth the viewing for a DC fan.

KAM
Ty King Fan

Sunnydale's Trivial Pursuits

Category: Technology
Question: What is Deep Crack?
Answer: A machine built to decrypt.

Trivia Turings: notsoShyGirl
Trivia cogs: Leather Jacket, buffyrat, OldManFan

KAM When I've been off for work for more than a couple days, I get ambivalent when I come back. One the one hand, I don't want to face a backlog of work, however I also want to feel like that a backlog means what I do is invaluable.

Trivia Girl

Marianas Trench?

Good Morning Everyone,

YAY IRISHROSE!

Christopher Marlowe: No, nothing resembling a backlog of work here.

KAM
Ty King Fan

OldManFan Have you encountered office worker's crack as well. *g*

notsoShyGirl When I saw the word 'crack' I knew I had to use it. *g*

Trivia Girl - it has something to do with plumbers wearing ill-fitting jeans.

OMF

Niblet : I got no problem with the skinny. But I wasn't suggesting you switch back and forth between browsers. :-p
Google ad about Paris was indeed a good one.

Christopher Marlowe : If you're glad you missed the Toilet Bowl, it's only because you've never seen Matt Muenster

Trivia Girl : Deep Crack is the brand of cocaine that debate teams use.*

Finish the Limerick

Thanks to the folks who played over the weekend:
With Southern Charm: valMichael
Made me laugh: buffyrat*, OldManFan (Yeah, me too!), neonate
Creatively done: Algerina, neonate, Old One
Sorrowfully done: Algerina

Today's Limerick
A man people thought was a saint
Was feeling a little bit faint

*Stay in school. Don't do drugs. Drugs = Bad. Tree = Pretty.

Trivia Girl
Oh....the temptation....*weg*

In cryptography, the EFF DES cracker (nicknamed "Deep Crack") is a machine built by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) in 1998 to perform a brute force search of DES cipher's key space that is, to decrypt an encrypted message by trying every possible key.

Sunnydale's Trivial Pursuits

Category: Technology
Question: What is Deep Crack?

wolfguard That kind of obsession rarely makes good tv. *g*

Yay Irishrose!

Happy birthday Betty, copaceticsoul, Everdawn, Princess Naunie, turtlex, Motorcycle Au Pair Boy aka MapB, & Seth Green as Oz Osbourne

yay irishrose!

Drive-By


Christopher Marlowe,

I've read Ender's Game and Speaker for the Dead. I enjoyed both, but found the latter a superior story. May have read a third, not sure. This particular novel had one character who was severely neurotic. As I remember, She felt, for religious reasons, she had to follow the grain lines in the wood planks of her floor. The story kept coming back to her struggle to do this correctly. It made me feel the nexus of religion and neurosis and it also bored, bored, bored me. *g*


WG

valMichael I've have, on occasion, read the some Ender comics, but they got too fonfusing.

Happy birthday Betty, copaceticsoul, Everdawn, Princess Naunie, turtlex, Motorcycle Au Pair Boy aka MapB, & Seth Green as Oz Osbourne

let's hear a great big bronze cheer for irishrose!

yay irishrose!


Goodbye Blue Monday!

Today is Monday, February 8, 2010 C.E.

We have SEVEN (7) Birthdays!

Betty
copaceticsoul
Everdawn
Motorcycle Au Pair Boy aka MapB
Princess Naunie
Seth Green as Oz Osbourne
turtlex

Happy Birthday from the Bronze
to
¡ Betty, copaceticsoul, Everdawn, Princess Naunie, turtlex,
Motorcycle Au Pair Boy aka MapB, & Seth Green as Oz Osbourne !

If you want on the list, E-mail Birthdays and use Subject: Bronze Birthday.


Chirstopher Marlowe I've read all the Ender series including the books about Bean and Peter and what happened on Earth after Ender and his sister left.
The book is new, and I found another one, "A War of Gifts", about the battle school that came out in Sept. 2009 I haven't read either. I've ordered both. :) I'll have them Wednesday or Thursday.

Leather Jacket I'm using
Google Chrome browser on an Asus
netbook running Linux OS. We have
Firefox on here but I'm too lazy to
open a new browser just to post
here. Embrace the skinny!


Also I know nothing of you
foreigners and your "super bowl".
Someone linked me to the google ad
about Paris though and it was
awesome!

Christopher Marlowe - It probably is; I've never heard of it.

Beldin I've read the books, but a number of years ago. I thought this was the latest Ender book to come out.

Christopher Marlowe - I've read Ender's Game but haven't read Speaker for the Dead or any other Ender books. Have you read them?

Leather Jacket Toilet Bowl? glad I missed that. Counterprogramming was pretty thin, understandably.

Quite possibly the best Superbowl ever.

Interceptions! Add excitement! And Emotion!
They're set apart from the rest of the football game by an exclamation point
Or by six points when the runner's really fast!

*ahem*

Christopher Marlowe : There was also the Toilet Bowl on DIY (a marathon of bathroom makeover shows). Not what I'd call counter-programming, but I guess DIY's gotta show something.

Niblet, Beldin : From what I understand, Macs get the thin-strip posts when you use Safari. I don't think they have Internet Explorer for Mac. (Why would you want it?)
It's possible that Chrome may have similar code to Safari.
Try Mozilla Firefox.

wolfguard There is a new book out by Orson Scott Card, 'Ender in Exile', have you run across it?

*pokes bodies strewed around the beta*

Bet folks are too drunk to post after the Saints won!

That settles that for the Superbowl until next year. Now I can put on my Suyaki Western Django!

wolfguard Buyer beware, quite true!

Beldin The day went well, I visited my mother and she is fine as usual. Visted the Borders bookstore and got a magazine. Came home and did some minor work, napped and have been watching tv ever since.

Christopher Marlowe,

From the site ...

"..."I was slightly embarrassed because most of the people that get this award are in their 80s while I am only 72 - and just a young 72 at that..." - Mr. Kerr


Once upon a time, there was a rough rule of thumb that promotions pass 5th dan (degree) black belt were given for years of service to the particular art.¹ It's a long journey. Here's one potential slayer(?) beginning her journey. *g*


¹ This rule may apply only to modern Japanese martial arts. Ranks and ranking vary a lot across cultures and countries. I don't think there's any law or organization in the US that could prevent me from founding a martial art and awarding myself a 12th! degree black belt. Caveat emptor.


WG

Christopher Marlowe - Had a very good visit today. Lazy afternoon reading, napping, and working a jigsaw puzzle. How has your day gone?

Beldin How was the visit?

Here now.

wolfguard New Orleans Saints and Indianapolis Colts. Useless information for you, I know. *g*

There is counter-programming with the Puppy Bowl on animal planet. Puppies cavorting in a miniature stadium. Kitty halftime show and bunny cheerleaders with hamsters in the Overhead blimp.
ETA

You might like this link.

10th Dan Judo expert

Christopher Marlowe,

I do not watch football. I do not even know which teams are playing in the Super Bowl. *g*

WG

Not me. Just got home from work...

I guess everyone IS actually watching the game!

Finally, the first team scores in the Superbowl!

Niblet I would go crazy if I was stuck inside, but without my tv and internet.

Christopher Marlowe One of the best things about winter is you don't have to feel guilty for watching hours of TV *g*

neonate You have cats? That's a deal-breaker, sorry. The boy is allergic. You'll have to find another sunny place to rest your head :P

Algerina I found an opera on PBS! *g*

Happy Birthday Celtique, Schoolgirl, Theo86, & Ventrue !

Algerina Chicken and potatoe wedges for me for lunch.

Happy Birthday wishes to to Allison Celtique, Schoolgirl, Theo86, & Ventrue

Happy Super Bowl Sunday!

Old One
Leather Jacket's Limerick a very timely response. Are they going to get eough of the white stuff up there?

Christopher Marlowe
the meatballs are cooking

Yay The Red Hood

Happy Birthday wishes to to Allison Celtique, Schoolgirl, Theo86, & Ventrue

Happy Super Bowl Sunday!

Leather Jacket's Limericks

There once was a young man named Beau
Who was looking forward to some snow
He prayed and he prayed
But the dry ground just stayed
Until someone said To Whistler you must go.

Today is Sunday, February 7, 2010 C.E.

We have FOUR (4) Birthdays!

Celtique
Schoolgirl
Theo86
Ventrue

Happy Birthday from the Bronze
to
¡ Celtique, Schoolgirl, Theo86, & Ventrue !

If you want on the list, E-mail Birthdays and use Subject: Bronze Birthday.

Lost Bronzer
Yay ¡ The Red Hood !

Christopher Marlowe Ready for some football? Whats that?

Baytown Cloudy and cool. temps in the 50, lt. breeze.

I guess not right now. *g*

Is everyone ready for some football?

Niblet Yes! And watched three episodes.

neonate Yeah. Its an odd time for a rodeo, don't know how that came about. IT is a Professionally sanctioned rodeo as well as stock show. Very very big deal around here.

Niblet: Thanks for the offer! Let's see, one bedroom in warm, sunny NZ for me, the wife, kids, dog, cats, etc., vs. staying here in snow up to my...nethers.

But then, I don't think I could get a flight out anytime soon, so I guess the point is moot.

Christopher Marlowe: I guess I can't really complain about the snow to a Dakotan. especially one with two new coats, a vest, a hood...

They have rodeos in the winter up there?

Wolfguard: Yep, I've lived in North Carolina, where just about any snow or ice would mess things up. So I can imagine what any heavy snow in Georgia must do. But please get your turles out of the peanut butter.


There once was a young man named Beau
Who was looking forward to some snow
Said he, "One way or another,
It's like a turtle in peanut butter."
He was suffering severe effects of hypo.
thermia, that is.

Leather Jacket Cool I'll look at it then.

Beldin We can add Chrome to the list then :(

Christopher Marlowe Did you end up opening a boxset?

wolfguard-Yes and from what I understand, it won't have as many issues as S8 has had....err...supposedly.

Christopher Marlowe - That cover doesn't look like it has anything to do with the Brothers Grimm.

Christopher Marlowe,

Well, north Georgia is mountains. Higher altitude than DC, likely steeper terrain than DC. Then again, DC's snowfall is said to be the deepest since ~~1920s. Washington D.C. certainly has more capacity to deal with snow than does the small mountain towns of north Georgia. In the end, each person has to deal with what's around them.


Night

WG

wolfguard There is heavy snow and there is heavy snow. Heavy Snow in Georgia might not be as heavy as the snow in Washington DC.

Drive-By


Menomegirl,

Really?

WG

wolfguard-Wise plan. *g* Did you know there's going to be a season 9 too?

Drive-By

Christopher Marlowe,

I have the first four collections, ~The Long Road Home~ through ~The Time of Your Life~. I've only read the first comic in ~The Long Road Home~. I did not want to read BtVS 8 till I finished my 8 season stories. Since I've only written ~ 7 stories set in season 8, it could be awhile. *g*


North Georgia has been hit with heavy snow. One man said getting around is like "A turtle swimming in peanut butter." *G*


ETA Menomegirl,

I missed your post. Didn't think I'd need to scroll. I'll probably wait till Joss has finished before reading them.


WG

wolfguard I've enjoyed the Buffy comics early on, but I have been less impressed lately. I'm not even sure which issue I read last. I think an earlier volume of Buffy has received high praise, though, so it isn't a terrible comic overall. *g*


Beldin Speaking of comics. I bought this issue

Grimm's Fairy Tale. A sexy, gothy, modern take on the tales.

I'm not sure why I did, I guess I was curious. Despite the cheescake cover, there was very little of it in the comic itself. I was almost disappointed it was half-way decent. If I was to judge the comic series by it's covers, it would be a poor series indeed.

Happy Birthday Allison, Bonfire Toffee, Fruitface, La Timide,
nephy, Willow Anne (Witchmum's childe)

Yay! The Red Hood!

wolfguard-I stopped reading the comics after the Fray arc. But I do still keep up with what's going on via livejournal, Whedonesque and SlayAlive. The story (as it's nearing the end of S8) seems to be improving. Maybe it'll be better if you wait; read it all at once when all the issues are out.

Here now.

Christopher Marlowe - Yes, I did, thank you. Had a good visit.


Niblet - It used to be people who were using Internet Explorer on a Mac that got the skinny posts.

Leather Jacket - I certainly didn't see Hourman in very many stories. Usually it was in conjunction with the JSA and the writers could switch from hero to hero.

Niblet : Thanks for the warning. I've fixed my post, which had a stray line break.
I'll probably re-post the link on Monday since weekday people probably don't see the Saturday board.

Christopher Marlowe : Not a problem. Smallville isn't that worth paying attention to anyway.

Beldin : I don't know Hourman, but it's tough to make a TV show where the concept involves the hero's power running out at any moment (or similar). After several seasons, it starts to look like an empty threat.
For example, Buffy died twice. The threat of her dying started to lack poignancy.
Or, from Doomed, "It's the end of the world." ... "Again?!"
Hourman's gimmick, as you describe, sounds especially problematic. Everything would start to seem quite contrived if he had to wait around for an hour after every use of his pill. In a comic book, it might not bother people ... although I've certainly seen plenty of heroes who seemed to have to stay in hero mode for longer than an hour at a time.

Drive-By

I've been reading the reader reviews of BtVS 8 ~Predators and Prey~ on Amazon. Seems the consensus is the story sucks. I've been buying, but not reading, BtVS 8. Perhaps this is as it should be?


WG

Beldin Having a good visit with your family?

Niblet Skinny or fat, I like your posts anyways. *g*

TV is boring at the moment, I might have to put in one of my box sets that have been sitting around unopened.

Sorry for the double post guys. I'm testing to see if it was the google chrome or the fact that we're now using Linux on the netbook that is making my posts all skinny. Blah blah keep typing to make post long enough to show up problem.

neonate There's always room
for a friend *g* well actually
right now there isn't because our
house only has one bedroom and the
couch in the lounge is not at all
comfortable. However we just viewed
a house to rent with two bedrooms.
Two whole bedrooms! They were both
small and the one you would be
getting has a built-in bunk bed. I
hope that's ok...


Leather Jacket I clicked on
your tee shirt link and it said
there was a problem with the server
and I couldn't view it :(

neonate I heard there was a vicious snow storm out east. My extreme sympathies!

neonate It's from a company that sells horseriding gear and other equine products. The original tag had $150, so the the discount was great. I had a heck of a time with it though. because the arms of the inner coat got pulled out of the arms of the outcoat. It also has a hood that is hidden in the coat caller. The inner coat has detachable sleeves so it can double into a vest.

Amazing stuff.

Christopher Marlowe: A "second coat"? Do you wear it, or paint it? Anyway, I hope it's nice. Sounds like you had a good day. I had a great day--if you find wearing out your back shoveling, and reshoveling, and reshoveling, snow, a real hoot.

Niblet: Hey there. Got any room for visitors down there? I'm kinda tired of winter up here in the northern hemisphere. And I won't comment on your ecchymoses.

An LJ limerick for the day:

There once was a young man named Beau
Who was looking forward to some snow
But when he got back to the Beta
Some 21 inches later
He cried out to the heavens, "No mo'!"

Back! I spent an hour wandering around the stock show and rodeo and bought a unique coat for $50. It took me a bit to figure out, since It looks like it is reversible, but that it also has a second coat underneath.

Beldin The few times I've been on ebay, I haven't been successful. I know some one who buys damaged drums off ebay, repairs them and resells them on ebay.

Christopher Marlowe - I didn't get the Dr. Fate mini-series at EBay. The bid was $1.99 when I got there. I put in a bid of $15 and thought that was overkill. I've just been informed that I was outbid.


Heading out to Mom's. There's nothing I'm doing here that I can't do there.

Charity aka Taygeta What do you think of the best actress category? Sandra Bullock seems to be the top choice there.

Christopher Marlowe: I think he should get it. Jeff Bridges was great in the film. Maggie Gyllenhaal had a good performance too. The little boy in the movie is also about the cutest thing EVER. My friend and I joked that whenever we had kids we'd be telling them "you are like the *second* cutest thing ever!" :)

Happy Birthday to Allison, Bonfire Toffee, Fruitface, La Timide,
nephy, Willow Anne (Witchmum's childe)!

Beldin Fate's costume was pretty good too. Thanks for telling me a bit more about Hourman.

Christopher Marlowe - Fate was cool back in the day. Don't know what they've done to him recently. Hourman gets his super strength from a pill. It lasts one hour and he has to wait an hour before he can take another one. ETA: He wears an hour glass around his neck to tell him how long he has.

Leather Jacket Me bad, thank you for correcting me on the Flash. Shows how much attention I pay to Smallville these days. *g*

Beldin I'm not familiar at all with Hourman, although I thought in the episode he was killed off early. Dr. Fate sparked my interest for a teeny bit. *g*

Leather Jacket, Christopher Marlowe - Come to think of it, Hourman should be the type of hero television producers and writers should love; where will he be when his power runs out?

ShadowQuest - That's the one. She and her daughter recently released their first CD. She's promoting it on iTunes.   janineturner.com

ETA: The song is part of a free download from iTunes. If anyone's interested, go to the iTunes store, click "Redeem" and enter 393EJ7P6E7HF.


Leather Jacket - Not surprised they have plans for The Flash. Actually, I think Hourman would make a better television show.

Happy Birthday Allison, Bonfire Toffee, Fruitface, La Timide,
nephy, Willow Anne (Witchmum's childe)

Latest T-shirt contest entry: -- Revised.

I need a T-shirt contest where my idea doesn't take two days to get half-done. Of course, coming up with an idea that doesn't need 12 colors when the limit is 6 would help.

Christopher Marlowe, Beldin : Hawkman is one of those characters that switches back and forth between the Justice League and Justice Society.
They didn't use The Flash on Smallville because DC/Warner had plans for the character. Instead, they used Impulse (Bart Allen, Barry Allen's ... grandson? ... from the 31st century or some such.

CM : Sorry about the virus. Hope you can get some decent treatment.

Edited to not be lazy with the linkage.

Zoom through

Beldin Janine Turner as in Maggie O'Connell? I didn't know she sang.

If it's not her, then you probably have a very puzzled expression right now.

Sigh.

Off to work. Hope no one passes out today.

Zoom, zoom

Beldin You know me too well. *g* I've been promising myself to go back to the stock show and rodeo, today and tomorrow are the last days.

Christopher Marlowe - Right now I'm trying to install a version of iTunes so I can listen to Janine Turner's new song. Not going well at the moment. Later I have some experimenting/learning I need to do in parsing an XML file with PHP. It's a work-related project. And, my sister and brother-in-law are stopping in at Mom's around 6 this evening so I'll head over there sometime this afternoon.

How about you? Standard library and community center run?

Beldin Planning to do much today?

Here now. Saturday good mornings/afternoons/evenings, everyone.

Niblet Sorry! I went to bed just after I posted.

I'm not sure. It hasn't popped back up yet, but I think it is just lying in wait.

Yay The Red Hood!

Charity aka Taygeta I havent' seen it, but Jeff Bridges is the heavy favorite to get best actor.

yay the red hood!

lost bronzer yay

let's hear a great big bronze weekend cheer for the red hood!

yay the red hood!


Happy Saturday!

Lurking about at midnight...wow...I feel like it's a flashback.

Just got back from Crazy Heart. I totally recommend it.

Christopher Marlowe Pretty
good, just spent the day at home
doing a bit of cleaning and whatnot.
So sunny too! How are you? Have the
computer troubles gone away?

Menomegirl I had hoped they would improve with that, but so far this season they haven't. Grrh Arggh!!

Christopher Marlowe-It was an excellent episode. I did enjoy it quite a lot. However (spoiler)- I really dislike that they killed Anna off. It worked for the story that was being told but Good God...are they gonna off every single recurring female character? I think Becky's the only one left. More later...going to scroll now. :)

Christopher Marlowe - Ugh.

Beldin It looks like I've got a pretty nasty virus that looks difficult to remove. Sigh..

Niblet How is today going?

Beldin In general, it appears. According to AVG it is a Trojan Horse attached to a driver file. It is 'white-listed' which seems to be that driver file is critical.

wolfguard - Oh, absolutely.


Christopher Marlowe - Sorry to hear that. Just the Beta or is if fouling things up generally?

Beldin Drat. I appear to have a virus that is sometimes blocking my access to the beta.

Beldin,

But never about Dee Dee. *g*


WG

Beldin I had thought there was an actual revival of Dr. Fate in the last year or so. I could be wrong though.

I believe the Flash has appeared on the show, but not in the red costume. I don't believe Green Lantern ever showed up.

I think they had Dr. Fate be a basket case until he put on the costume.

ETA

I think Checkmate was featured as well and Pam Grier was supposed to be guesting as Amanda Waller.

Christopher Marlowe - You know, Chris Golden was supposed to do a Dr. Fate remake. This was years ago, maybe back to Bronze days. I meant to read it but never did.

ETA: Someone on EBay had the complete mini-series for sale. I just put in a bid.

Menomegirl Did you notice how hawt John was after being possessed by Michael? *g*

And I almost wanted to do something to Castiel on that hotel bed.

Christopher Marlowe - No, there was a Hawkman in the JSA. I find in interesting that they're using Earth Two heroes, some of whom are not so well known by the general public. I wonder if the Flash is shown if he's costumed as Barry Allen or Jay Garrick. And the Green Lantern – Hal Jordan costume or Alan Scott? How was Fate portrayed? I wish I'd seen it now.

runs in...

Happy Birthday Django24, Robin Sachs, Oldramoth, Evalie, The Man from P.A.R.I.S., & Vlad !

pauses, is mightily tempted but is succesful in avoiding the SPN spoilers...

Yay! Blade the Vampire Hunter!

How are y'all this evening?

runs back out...

beldin Definitely the JSA. Stargirl, Dr Fate, Hourman etc. The only odd thing was Hawkman.

ETA

They are all clearly older characters on Smallville. I got more so I changed the channel.

wolfguard - That could be said about a lot of people situations.


Christopher Marlowe - Justice Society or Justice League?

Beldin,

With due respect to racoons, monkeys are suppose to be smarter than that. *g*


WG

Beldin Flipping it over to Smallville for a bit and they've got members of the Justice Society of America on. So far, no one has done much of anything interesting.

Leather Jackets Finish the Limerick

There once was a young man named Beau
Who was looking forward to some snow
he put on a warm hat
revved up the bob cat
and joined the snowmoble show

There once was a young man named Beau
Who was looking forward to some snow
but one ski run
and he was done
a fall broke his leg and elbow

Happy Birthday Django24, Robin Sachs, Oldramoth, Evalie, The Man from P.A.R.I.S., & Vlad !

Christopher Marlowe
yes that tea was way too strong for me but you could sure taste the spices. I will have to give the tea match some thought

Beldin The movie wasnt' long, only an hour 10 minutes. Glacial pace, but rather soothing.

Christopher Marlowe - I've heard of the book. Could be interesting. I'm rereading the Lost Fleet series and listening to Mike Harvey.

Leather Jackets Finish the Limerick

There once was a young man named Beau
Who was looking forward to some snow
But it came down and down
So much it closed the town
He was stuck home with nowhere to go

OMF

Beldin I'm putting in a dvd called The Book of the Dead. It's a stop motion animated movie that has ghosts and Buddhism.