"I said 'dilly-dally.' I feel dirty."
Jul. 25th, 2005 01:58 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
annundrielOn a single episode of Dead Like Me:
- The reapers (as usual) ate at the Waffle House o' Ascension.
- Dr. Janet Frasier tried to sell the Lass' house and proved that, even when not on SG-1, she can still randomly change her hair.
- Maybourne was a priest.
- There was a random dude who'd been a couple of dudes on SG-1.
- Apophis went barefoot, sketched, had a sort of, um, rastafarian (sp?) accent, and totally flirted with George's mom. Mom and I died at realization of who it was.
ME: He looks really familiar. (rewinds and watches)
MOM: Wait. Rewind and pause it on him.
ME (ignores): Are you thinking what I'm thinking?
MOM: Probably, yeah.
Surreal.
*
I seriously need to rewatch SGA season one, because apparently I'm missing all the good (read: slashy) dialogue.
1x15 - Before I Sleep
emphasis is all mine
SHEPPARD (over radio): Alright, we're done with the living quarters. Moving on.
McKAY: Woah-woah-woah-woah-woah-woah. Before you go. You see anything better than our current quarters?
SHEPPARD: A few. Some of them are pretty nice, actually.
McKAY: Well, what kind of square footage are we talking about?
SHEPPARD: What am I, your realtor, Rodney?
Now, granted, it does end up with Rodney specifying "a one-bedroom with a den, preferably with a balcony." But he's not married to the idea. But the slashy part of me can pretend that they're just trying to cover their obviously moving-in-together status with some well-placed no-really-I'm-single remarks.
(ETA [06/22/06]: It occurs to me now that "a one-bedroom" doesn't necessarily mean it's for one person. One-bedroom just means that there's one bed. ;))
And then later with the whole matching postures in the control room, sitting with their feet up on the console, arms crossed...
SHEPPARD: Too big, huh?
McKAY: I'm not saying it's too big, I'm just pointing out its dimensions.
SHEPPARD: Huh. It's not that...
(Weir walks in.)
WEIR: Gentlemen.
SHEPPARD: We were just wondering whether there were any other frozen bodies out there in Atlantis that we haven't discovered.
Um. No you weren't. You were just discussing whether or not moving into a larger room would make it really obvious you were living together. John obviously has a favorite room. Rodney's worried that it'll be odd and noticeable that John's/his room is pretty big for one person.
Now, I don't remember inflections and deliveries very well, but whatever. And I can't remember exactly how they react physically when Weir shows up, except I'm pretty sure they straighten (tee-hee. pun.) themselves out. Oh, wait, I correct myself. Found caps and they don't seem to move. Maybe Weir knows? Being leader and all.
I think I need to watch this ep again. 'Cause really. How did I miss that before? Didn't even really register on the second viewing. At least I'll have an excuse to spend the day watching SGA. Like I need one.
And Neesha will be coming over (whenwhenwhen??) to watch "Avalon Pt. 1&2," "Siege III," and "Intruder." Can't wait. Will be nice to see them with someone who will squee like I do, and who isn't ruined by spoilers and very heavy slash-vision.
*
Family went and saw Charlie and the Chocolate Factory today. Still shiny. Still on crack. I still love it. Bigger crowd than last time.
Then made Mom watch Whale Rider on PBS 'cause she hadn't seen it. Got all weepy.
And now it's...two in the morning. Why the hell can't I sleep like a normal person?
- The reapers (as usual) ate at the Waffle House o' Ascension.
- Dr. Janet Frasier tried to sell the Lass' house and proved that, even when not on SG-1, she can still randomly change her hair.
- Maybourne was a priest.
- There was a random dude who'd been a couple of dudes on SG-1.
- Apophis went barefoot, sketched, had a sort of, um, rastafarian (sp?) accent, and totally flirted with George's mom. Mom and I died at realization of who it was.
ME: He looks really familiar. (rewinds and watches)
MOM: Wait. Rewind and pause it on him.
ME (ignores): Are you thinking what I'm thinking?
MOM: Probably, yeah.
Surreal.
*
I seriously need to rewatch SGA season one, because apparently I'm missing all the good (read: slashy) dialogue.
1x15 - Before I Sleep
emphasis is all mine
SHEPPARD (over radio): Alright, we're done with the living quarters. Moving on.
McKAY: Woah-woah-woah-woah-woah-woah. Before you go. You see anything better than our current quarters?
SHEPPARD: A few. Some of them are pretty nice, actually.
McKAY: Well, what kind of square footage are we talking about?
SHEPPARD: What am I, your realtor, Rodney?
Now, granted, it does end up with Rodney specifying "a one-bedroom with a den, preferably with a balcony." But he's not married to the idea. But the slashy part of me can pretend that they're just trying to cover their obviously moving-in-together status with some well-placed no-really-I'm-single remarks.
(ETA [06/22/06]: It occurs to me now that "a one-bedroom" doesn't necessarily mean it's for one person. One-bedroom just means that there's one bed. ;))
And then later with the whole matching postures in the control room, sitting with their feet up on the console, arms crossed...
SHEPPARD: Too big, huh?
McKAY: I'm not saying it's too big, I'm just pointing out its dimensions.
SHEPPARD: Huh. It's not that...
(Weir walks in.)
WEIR: Gentlemen.
SHEPPARD: We were just wondering whether there were any other frozen bodies out there in Atlantis that we haven't discovered.
Um. No you weren't. You were just discussing whether or not moving into a larger room would make it really obvious you were living together. John obviously has a favorite room. Rodney's worried that it'll be odd and noticeable that John's/his room is pretty big for one person.
Now, I don't remember inflections and deliveries very well, but whatever. And I can't remember exactly how they react physically when Weir shows up, except I'm pretty sure they straighten (tee-hee. pun.) themselves out. Oh, wait, I correct myself. Found caps and they don't seem to move. Maybe Weir knows? Being leader and all.
I think I need to watch this ep again. 'Cause really. How did I miss that before? Didn't even really register on the second viewing. At least I'll have an excuse to spend the day watching SGA. Like I need one.
And Neesha will be coming over (whenwhenwhen??) to watch "Avalon Pt. 1&2," "Siege III," and "Intruder." Can't wait. Will be nice to see them with someone who will squee like I do, and who isn't ruined by spoilers and very heavy slash-vision.
*
Family went and saw Charlie and the Chocolate Factory today. Still shiny. Still on crack. I still love it. Bigger crowd than last time.
Then made Mom watch Whale Rider on PBS 'cause she hadn't seen it. Got all weepy.
And now it's...two in the morning. Why the hell can't I sleep like a normal person?
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Date: 2005-07-25 04:24 pm (UTC):)
*snoggles*
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Date: 2005-07-25 07:51 pm (UTC)What time? And what are we gonna do about food? Care to bring the usual around?
::snoggles::
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Date: 2005-07-26 12:53 am (UTC)OMG. Your icon. Is that Ben?!? I mean, I know the front one is Michael, but if you aren't paying attention, the other guy is so definitely Ben.
*loves*
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Date: 2005-07-26 01:18 am (UTC)It *is* Ben! Michael and Ben. Ben and Michael. From the Sci-fi behind the scenes thing we watched, silly. They're silly boys. ::loves massively::
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Date: 2005-07-25 08:17 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2005-07-25 09:42 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2005-07-25 11:53 pm (UTC)Well, sort of. But still!
That's neat!
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Date: 2005-07-25 09:39 pm (UTC)*shrug*
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Date: 2005-07-25 11:56 pm (UTC)::re-reads:: I guess it won't really matter, as I'll be DEAD from exhaustion.
Woo night-life!
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Date: 2005-07-31 06:17 am (UTC)Basically, I was in the elevator at school one day and this guy and girl were talking about the movie and the guy put his hands at his side near his chest, his arms really short and started swaying back and forth and taunting in a very retarded voice, "I'm the whaaaaaale rider!" I haven't forgotten that to this day. Stupid people with their funny comments.
I'm the whaaaaaaaaale rider!
Date: 2005-07-31 07:35 am (UTC)It really is a great movie. And, yeah, just randomly came across it and was only going to watch a little, but then got sucked in.