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A broadside from inside the greenhouse
Mar. 1st, 2011 12:42 pmSomeone should point out to Joanna Lumley that you're officially old once you start complaining about the morals of youth and that things were much better in your day.
Saw this nice post from ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
solipsistnation last night. Laughed. Particularly recommended for roleplayers, airsofters, and anyone else childishly militaristic.
Also . . . Illuminati, anyone?
Later: Oh, also . . .
solipsistnation last night. Laughed. Particularly recommended for roleplayers, airsofters, and anyone else childishly militaristic.Also . . . Illuminati, anyone?
Later: Oh, also . . .
1. This slipped past me at the time, but is still beautiful.
2. Apparently Walter Sobchak is based on John Milius. I am rather disturbed by this.
On Saturday I saw The Call of Cthulhu (very recent black & White silent adaptation - well worthwhile) and King Kong (Peter Jackson's one - overall, a lot to like, but rather too faithful to the original, including a lot of dated nonsense that should have been replaced by shiny new up-to-date nonsense. The bit in the middle that seemed less inspired by King Kong than by Donkey Kong should have gone too. And Jack Black a should play Orson Welles) at Mark's, followed by Ascension (Douche! Douche! Douche!) - no dancing, but chatted to a few folks, so it was a good use of time.
Saw my folks today. Which was nice.
So: is, as I've been told, Saturday Night really just a faster version of Spanish Bombs?
2. Apparently Walter Sobchak is based on John Milius. I am rather disturbed by this.
On Saturday I saw The Call of Cthulhu (very recent black & White silent adaptation - well worthwhile) and King Kong (Peter Jackson's one - overall, a lot to like, but rather too faithful to the original, including a lot of dated nonsense that should have been replaced by shiny new up-to-date nonsense. The bit in the middle that seemed less inspired by King Kong than by Donkey Kong should have gone too. And Jack Black a should play Orson Welles) at Mark's, followed by Ascension (Douche! Douche! Douche!) - no dancing, but chatted to a few folks, so it was a good use of time.
Saw my folks today. Which was nice.
So: is, as I've been told, Saturday Night really just a faster version of Spanish Bombs?
