couch potato
Jul. 7th, 2004 08:26 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
darklunaFeeling very lazy lately, watching too much TV.
I got Lost in Translation through Netflix (which rox), and I liked it lots and lots. But no matter how much I cranked it, I couldn't understand the very last thing Bill Murray's character says. Was I supposed to? Can someone enlighten me? (I did get the general idea, methinks, but I wanted to know what words he actually said. :-))
Watched a couple of episodes of Sex & the City on TBS since it was plugged mercilessly during the Braves-Red Sox series and I was wondering what the big deal was. Are we supposed to like all four of the main characters? I watched two episodes and the only one of them who didn't piss me off was Samantha. It might help if Sarah Jessica Parker didn't look so much like a crosseyed horse in a wig. Men kept telling Carrie how beautiful she was, and I would just cackle.
Must. Write. Fiction.
The kittens are getting fat, and Anya is LOUD. She sounds like a fire alarm when she wants food.
I got Lost in Translation through Netflix (which rox), and I liked it lots and lots. But no matter how much I cranked it, I couldn't understand the very last thing Bill Murray's character says. Was I supposed to? Can someone enlighten me? (I did get the general idea, methinks, but I wanted to know what words he actually said. :-))
Watched a couple of episodes of Sex & the City on TBS since it was plugged mercilessly during the Braves-Red Sox series and I was wondering what the big deal was. Are we supposed to like all four of the main characters? I watched two episodes and the only one of them who didn't piss me off was Samantha. It might help if Sarah Jessica Parker didn't look so much like a crosseyed horse in a wig. Men kept telling Carrie how beautiful she was, and I would just cackle.
Must. Write. Fiction.
The kittens are getting fat, and Anya is LOUD. She sounds like a fire alarm when she wants food.
