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SPOILERY(?) Picture inside [16 May 2008|02:36pm] lost_tv [aire_blair] I just saw this on ohnotheydidnt! I didn't catch it last night, did you? Who was on the plane with the Oceanic 6? ~SPOILERY~ or maybe just thought provoking? thanks to patidifuso for posting it over at ONTD. 7 comments|post comment

[16 May 2008|04:05pm] cathybites [ mood | productive ] [ music | Street Dogs - "Fading American Dream" ] Sentence fics! These were fun. If anyone else wants to request something, please do so. No spoilers for the SPN finale within, just in case you were concerned. ( the 5-calorie fics ) 4 comments|post comment

New to all of this. [16 May 2008|12:58pm] furhideandbone [princess_peapod] Hi everyone!   I’m taking a mammal class and we prepared our first skin (it was a mouse) last week and I thought it was so much fun so I’m starting to work at the schools Wildlife museum preparing skins next week. I’m so excited they got a kola in the freezer that they said I can do!   But my question is about the legal aspects of it. I’ve read on here that people are picking up dead animals and skinning them. Do you need permits or or can I even do it at all in my own home? I don't want to get in trouble throwing skinned things into the apartments dumpster or something. I also work at a wildlife rehabilitation center and I was thinking of asking them when I get more proficient if I can prepare the skins of the birds and mammals that die for them to display in the visitor area but I wasn’t sure again of the legality of it all.   Also where all do you all buy your supplies like when we prepared the skin in class they had special cotton and borax that we used to make the bodies where could I find that online? 2 comments|post comment

[16 May 2008|02:13pm] avivashywolf [ mood | calm ] FINALLY. Finals are done. D-O-N-E. I have a week off and then I start my summer school math class. Suck suck suck. Still, though, a week of break is all I really need. I still haven't heard back from the Student Publications job. I'm sure they're just busy with finals, and I'm really sure they're going to hire me, but at the same time I'd feel SO much better if they'd just call me and tell me I'm officially hired. I probably should have stopped by the student publications office while I was in the Union. Oh well. And my fall math class was canceled :( Now I have to shuffle my schedule to fit in a different math class. SUCK. It's time for food. post comment

Green Grassface [16 May 2008|03:14pm] berkolounger I animated some dancing on colored paper, Ian just helped me put it on youtube. I did the song with my brother, he's playing the accordion. I'll scan some smears sometime, the colors got mad butchered by the camera when I shot it! 2 comments|post comment

toitle! [16 May 2008|02:20pm] calicougar Look what we rescued, trying to cross the busy road this morning! http://149.168.1.195/photos/fromNRID.php?sciName=Chelydra%20serpentina%20serpentina&pid=5060&location=photos/JORD_2007/05/5060.jpg&size=640&source=pub Yes indeed it did snap at me. And hissed like a gator. 7 comments|post comment

After-Episode Discussion Post - 4.12 - There's No Place Like Home [16 May 2008|01:22pm] lost_tv [sideshowkat] Rules are similar to the Episode Discussion post: Use the subject line! That way people can find your topic :D NO SPOILERS for future eps. This post will contain spoilers up to Episode 4.12 Be polite :D (disagreement is allowed. namecalling isn't) Stay on-topic - the topic is Lost :D 26 comments|post comment

Review Roundup Post - Ep 4 x 12 - There's No Place Like Home [16 May 2008|01:18pm] lost_tv [sideshowkat] Review Roundup Post - Ep 4 x 12 - There's No Place Like Home If you did a review, recap or reaction post on your LJ, go ahead and post and link! Or post the entire thing here :D NOTE: Please put a subject in your comment, like "Jane's review". This post is for REVIEWS - not one-shot comments. The place for those is in the weekly episode commentary post, which can be found HERE for this episode. TIP: Want people to read your review? Do a little summary of it :D And you CAN post the whole thing in a comment, here. 2 comments|post comment

PARANOID ROCK N ROLL - cover & guest art [16 May 2008|06:26pm] johnnythunderz [ mood | damn great! ] [ music | ROCK N ROLL ] PARANOID ROCK N ROLL is in its last round!!! 5 pages left to kill and all will be printed next week. here you can see the original cover version of my comic. it will be colored by Ralph Niese with whoem ill print this comic  http://bruno83.deviantart.com/ and ive seen a rough version of it and i can tell you its so fucking rad!!!! still this version will be printed together with all the guest art i got! the art comes from the US, England, France, Greece and Japan! so here ya go:  HarveyJames - England http://harveyjames.deviantart.com/ Alex Ahad - USA http://oh8.deviantart.com/ Rafchan - France http://boulettechan.free.fr/ Rarecho - Japan http://www.geocities.jp/jugongordie/index.html Mikey Cossin - USA http://www.ink-cloud.blogspot.com/ Matt Cossin - USA http://www.ink-cloud.blogspot.com/ Mike Dialynas & Taxis - Greece http://madart84.deviantart.com/ & http://taxis.deviantart.com/   2 comments|post comment

Gorillaz Sound System to play Creamfields / Monkey in London / Roundup [16 May 2008|08:41am] gorillaz_news 'Gorillaz Sound System' will play the UK music festival Creamfields this year, held on the weekend of 23rd / 24th August. According to the official Creamfields site here the Gorillaz Sound System will feature "eye-popping 360-degree Gorillaz visuals delivered from 20 old school projectors" and "4 DJs in Gorillaz Sound System gear". Gorillaz Sound System previously played the MTV Send Off Party at the Bloomsbury Ballroom in London, UK on 23rd October last year, as reported on Gorillaz-Unofficial.com at the time here. In other Gorillaz-related news:- Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett's opera 'Monkey' will be coming to London this July. The show will play at London's Royal Opera House. For a full list of the London dates click 'Read More' below. Tickets are not yet onsale and we will have all the information as soon as ticket details become available. Right now fans can sign up for ticket updates from the official Royal Opera House website here. Gorillaz artist Jamie Hewlett has done a ton of awesome new artwork for a Ford car advertising campaign. There's wallpapers, screensavers and buddy icons to drool over on the Ford website here. Damon recently played the 'Love Music, Hate Racism' Victoria Park event in London, UK as part of the band known for releasing the record 'The Good, The Bad & The Queen'. Check out some video from the event on Youtube:- General Intro | GBQ Intro | Kingdom Of Doom | Damon Speech | Three Changes | Ghost Town . ( Read more... ) 1 comment|post comment

Boondock Saints [16 May 2008|10:58am] norman_daily [reneeb526] I learned how to capture images from dvd's so I thought I would post some of my favorites from BDS. ( Read more... ) 8 comments|post comment

Watched SPN's season finale... [16 May 2008|01:05pm] not_sally [ mood | @.@ ] ( You are about to view content that may only be appropriate for adults. ) post comment

[16 May 2008|09:19am] copperbadge I'm working on a side writing project right now, as a way to unwind, and at this point I'm kind of frightened of the levels of meta I have achieved. I'm writing fanfic, for a show that doesn't exist, as someone other than me, who also doesn't exist. And at some point in the near future there will be RPS of people who don't exist who are working on the show that doesn't exist...written by people who don't exist. I'm really not insane. It's just, there's a lot of room in my head where math was supposed to go, and I have to fill it somehow. 41 comments|post comment

Yestiddy [16 May 2008|09:30am] eselgeist Met up with kamenkyote yesterday in Harvard Square and had breakfast, caught up quickly over an omlette :9 Made an appointment to pitch Paper Pals to the childrens bookstore there on the corner, next wednesday. Then we crossed Hahvahd Yahd to see chacxibchac and the university's museum of historical scientific instruments, which is a really charming and interesting collection that anybody wanting steampunk reference would be well advised to check out. And it's a free show :) I was wanting for Mikey to meet Michael, since they are both are among my favorite people evar and friends ^_^ After that we went downtown and saw Speed Fuckin' Racer, which I is easily now one of my favorite films. I know, I know. I know. And it's not like the reviews are wrong, but I loved it a lot. The visuals are incredible and often reaching moments of sublime transportive majesty during the racing sequences. The first ten minutes of the movie are just amazing, such good tight storytelling. It unravels a little in pace after that, but to me, it was only to draw breath for more siren song. Also, I'm a -huge- sucker for "family" stuff and there was a lot of that going on; I laughed and cried and was never bored, what more do you want? Then we went out to the MFA and looked through the exhibition of work by Antonio López García, which I really enjoyed. It was certainly inspiring, and a perfect of example of what disciplined and focused observation can produce. And it wasn't just dry photorealism, the guy is able to insert subtle nuances of emotion and expressiveness into his work in ways that evoke a kind of grey bleak existence and sickliness, while still being basically beautiful and truthful to grubby reality. It's all uneasy work, and often mystifyingly deadpan, but inspiring all the same. I need to paint, a -lot- and to think more about the surfaces I'm creating, not just the image or the reproduction, etc. I think it's very easy to forget notions of surface with tools like photoshop and such. After that, over to davis square, met up with the Usual Gang of local folk and had dinner, then RAWK BAND. I got a blister on my thumb. Because I am a noob ;_; Friends :) And now to nuu jork on the fireball fung wah express... post comment

SGA Slash Recs [16 May 2008|02:47pm] npetrenko [ mood | weird ] SomnolenceSomnolence by aesc Paring: McKay/Sheppard Rating: PG-13 Summary: Sleeping in public places, and not-so-public places too. Hero of the Prairie by Neery Paring: McKay/Sheppard Rating: NC-17 Summary: AU. Rodney McKay is willing to do anything to get out of his arranged marriage to sheriff Acastus Kolya. Even if that means he has to offer his body to the handsome outlaw John... Five Reasons Rodney Has Trouble Sleeping by eccentricweft Paring: McKay/Sheppard Rating: PG Summary: Once or twice or three times a night, John presses himself close to Rodney's side and rubs his back, slowly, soothingly, the way John's mom used to do when he was little. Second Chances by Zoë Rayne Paring: McKay/Sheppard Rating: NC-17 Summary: When John Sheppard was eighteen, he fell in love. Math Camp by Mel Paring: McKay/Sheppard Rating: PG Summary: John Sheppard remembers something he knows Rodney McKay doesn't. Will he ever share? post comment

[16 May 2008|08:40am] bzzinglikeneon [ mood | okay ] State of the Kittenpants: Spoke to another extremely friendly, helpful, but ultimately ineffective Dell tech for several hours last night. He tried, he really did. I removed the memory and HD both, and put them back in, after various diagnostics things. He praised the ease with which I followed his directions, and I told him my grandfather (Who programmed the lunar module for NASA in the 60s/70s, and had his own business building computers in the 80s) would have been horrified that I needed directions. XD Unfortunately, nothing helped, and the tech guy thinks it may be the motherboard. So, I'm supposed to get a call today or Monday from a local tech who will then schedule a time to come on site and fix my baby. The good news is, my mother-in-law in bringing by Kittenpants 1.0 this afternoon, so I'll have a laptop to use until 2.0 is fixed. the Dell man just called, and because I am a smart cookie and brought 2.0 with me to work today, he can come by here this afternoon and work on it while I'm working, yays! The bad news is that I lost the files from 2.0, which included the Fangirl Trifecta of extremely vital items: .avi files obtained through dubious means, porny fanfic and screencaps of naked Kirk Acevedo. Unrelatedly, you need to see this. Don't ask me why, you just do. And this, which is a fabulous drawing of Sam Tyler recced by t_eyla. Oh, and I'm going to try to say this as politely as possible, because you know I love y'all. DO NOT SPOIL ME FOR SPN. If I am reading my flist today and somebody's left something outside a cut, I'm going to be a sad panda. ( Daily Eye Candy ) 33 comments|post comment

Останки юного плезиозавра в Антарктике [16 May 2008|02:06pm] cryptozoology [zhivoi] Останки юного плезиозавра в Антарктике USA palaeontologists from Soth Dacota have found fossils of juvenile plesiosaurus in Antarctica. Text is in Russian. ( Read more... ) 5 comments|post comment

[16 May 2008|07:51am] copperbadge After our rousing game of Mornington Crescent the other day, I decided to see if I could find any recordings of I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue, the radio show which so popularised it after it fell into postwar disfavour. I managed to find a torrent download of the entire run of the show, which is pretty impressive considering it's been going since the seventies. Last night it finished downloading and I listened in on a few episodes. Sugar the Gassiest Dog In The World was over, because his parents are out of town for the weekend and we're dogsitting (Sugar is distinct from That Dog in that he is well-mannered, thoroughly trained, and not in fact a pit bull). Sugar showed his appreciation for my choice of evening entertainment by puking twice within three hours of arrival. At any rate, I enjoyed the show, because as it turns out I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue is like some kind of demon conglomeration of Quite Interesting, Never Mind The Buzzcocks, and Whose Line Is It Anyway (before Drew Carey got hold of it and turned it into one long gay joke, anyway). It may in fact be the distant ancestor of all of them. Four reasonably witty, urbane men are put in front of microphones and forced to play games they haven't got a chance of winning while being scored by an arbitrary judge who plays favourites. It's all I listened to on the commute to work this morning and I can feel myself becoming more English as I go. That having been said, their rendition of Mornington Crescent is deeply inferior to the round we just played. From the sound of it they're playing by Universal Amateur rules with the international exception, so I suppose we can't really make the comparison, but it just goes to show that it really is a game of strategy as well as knowledge. 23 comments|post comment

[16 May 2008|10:02pm] adora_spintriae The stockings don't fit. But that's okay. With the help of a pair of scissors, they have become thigh-highs! Yays. The skirt+shirt looks good, except the shirt's buttons are made of fail. I have no thread or needle on hand at the moment to fix them so it's going to be babypins holding it together. Let's hope I don't poke myself in the boobs. Ung, dressing up is so much trouble. I don't know how some people do it each day. 1 comment|post comment

Back in the USA [16 May 2008|04:24am] gibbet [ mood | awake ] [ music | Dethklok - "Detharmonic" ] I've returned home after my 3-week stay in Canada. The visit rocked! Alex and I had a blast just hanging out and being with one another. I already miss him. :( Phenique bought me the first season of Metalocalypse on DVD, so I'm watching that right now. Thank you so much, dude! :D I recently worked out a deal and bought a sim on SecondLife for $250-ish to start. It's called Geardust. Not 100% sure what to do with it yet, but at least I now have a solid home base to set a shop up and hold events. The sim is purely business/recreational only, so please don't ask for any space or building rights. 4 comments|post comment

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