Hey everyone! Hope you're all having a happy holiday of some sort today. I have to make my catching up quick, since it's costing me 50 cents per minute, but here goes:
- I want to hear this Winter Light song that was being talked about a couple of pages ago, especially since it was mentioned that there are some nice falsetto bits in there. There's something so warm and soothing about the way Adam sings high notes, as well as the impressiveness of him having such a wide range.
- If I weren't in a public cyber-cafe right now, I would have screamed "YES!!!! People who get it!" at everyone's posts about the ridiculousness of getting seriously drunk. I hate when people think that's the only way to have a good time, and I've been in that unpleasant situation of being the only sober person in the room at a party. Watching my then-crush drink to the point where he made an utter fool of himself at both an after-prom party (where, among other things, he bit a kitchen cabinet) and a graduation party (where he threw up all over the place, then cut his foot on broken glass and wouldn't sit still to let someone bandage it - I had to help my best friend hold him down) is what finally made me get over him. I don't have any plans for New Year's Eve other than being tired from flying home and unpacking, so a BWW online celebration sounds great.
- Ahh, Friends. I loved that show. Does anyone remember the episode where they talk about how Joey could make anything sound dirty and then he says "Grandma's chicken salad" in a really dirty-sounding tone of voice? That seriously cracks me up, because I can read the most innocuous thing and find something amusingly dirty in it.
"I spent the day at the movies, along with what it seems was every other jew in NY."
Heh, when I was little my family used to go see the Radio City Christmas Show on Christmas Day because it was so easy to get good seats. We actually got front row one year.
OK, gotta go. I think I've already spent $15 in the time it took me to read the thread and type this, and it's almost time for dinner.
"There was this one time an alarm went off - it was in the middle of '24.' That's just wrong. Everyone knows everyone was watching '24' at that time."
--NYU student quoted in the Washington Square News about students ignoring the frequent fire alarms in dorms