Let me preface this by saying I am not a Harry Potter fan. I have nothing against the books now that I am not working in a book store (I once refused to call him by name and referred to him angrily as Henry Porter). There have always been better things to read, places I would rather venture in literature and so forth. Now, let me get on with it.
I just came back from watching the 4th movie in an Imax theater. I noted that my jokes surrounding the universe and the movie were very sexual in nature. Harry and Ron needed to get it on. Hermeine and Harry needed to get it on. Harry and Cedrick needed to get it on. Dumbldoor and everyone needed to get an A, and thus get it on. When I realized this, I began to wonder, why?
Could it be that my bizarre interest in the horrors of fanfiction (never read the stuff, just read the synopsis) informs my sick, latent desire to see perfectly platonic characters do the most out of charecter things to each other?
Or maybe three characters who are going through puberty with perfect skin and stylish, shaggy haircuts must have a torrent of raging sexual energy hiding behind those wands.
Or maybe, we are all pedophiles.
What ever it is that is doing it, Robocop could have used. Just imagine the depraved lust he and the T-1000 could have had!
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11/20/2005 23:22 #23316
Harry PotterCategory: harry potter
11/18/2005 22:49 #23315
DogsI have always been a cat person. This is not to say that I will ignore you and lick my own ass hole. For if I could lick my own ass hole, I would surly have no need for human contact and thus ignore you. But, aside from enjoying relieving myself in a box (a bathroom, not an actual box) I find that I get along well with them, and would stand on that side of the great cat/dog - person divide.
Then, I met Jim. Then, we fell in love. Then, he told me he was a dog person. Then we got a dog. then:
I just got back from playing with Ben in the snow. I play with him in a manner that, with a dog, can be called play. With a child, however, it would be called child abuse. He will gab the leash, run really fast, and then I will yank on the leash and begin to spin all 88 pounds of him around. Then, he runs at me, bites my arm, and wrestles me to the ground. All the while, passers by are wondering 'why is that man being attacked by a dog and why is he laughing.'
Through all this, I have discovered that, I am a dog person. I like child abuse (as long as only one human and one very happy dog are involved). Ben, likes the attention. Where as playing with a cat involves one pissed off cat and the question 'does this need stitches or not?'
and besides, dogs ALSO lick their ass holes.
Then, I met Jim. Then, we fell in love. Then, he told me he was a dog person. Then we got a dog. then:
I just got back from playing with Ben in the snow. I play with him in a manner that, with a dog, can be called play. With a child, however, it would be called child abuse. He will gab the leash, run really fast, and then I will yank on the leash and begin to spin all 88 pounds of him around. Then, he runs at me, bites my arm, and wrestles me to the ground. All the while, passers by are wondering 'why is that man being attacked by a dog and why is he laughing.'
Through all this, I have discovered that, I am a dog person. I like child abuse (as long as only one human and one very happy dog are involved). Ben, likes the attention. Where as playing with a cat involves one pissed off cat and the question 'does this need stitches or not?'
and besides, dogs ALSO lick their ass holes.
11/16/2005 23:42 #23314
Puppies first snowCategory: snow
It snowed for the first time of the season (Autumn technically, but the wisdom of the ancients did not account for the weather of the northern Barbarians).
The first snow is somewhat romantic; the possibilities of being snowed in with a bottle of wine and a cleverly used roll of duct tape, or looking at all the meat in your freezer and thinking of a rugby team on the top of the Andie's.
Other times it is like a first grey hair, or getting glasses: you can see the inevitability of growing old, precious youth falling away with each flake; only to be shoveled and cursed at, or turning yellow as someone writes their name in it.
But this was something quite different. Ben, the dog I have with (e:Jim), had his first snow with us (he is only eleven months, so probably his first time playing in it ever). He is a dog of a Canadian breed, so he likes the snow, and presumably Bacon. Watching him frolick around in it with the sort of vigor one normally sees in a less slothfull dog was a treat. Juxtaposed with the maudlin, melancholy earlier description of the coming of winter you would think I would have come to some life-changing conclusion about the cycles of life and the wonder of child-like discover. Instead, all I have learned is that it is easier to see dog poop in the snow.
The first snow is somewhat romantic; the possibilities of being snowed in with a bottle of wine and a cleverly used roll of duct tape, or looking at all the meat in your freezer and thinking of a rugby team on the top of the Andie's.
Other times it is like a first grey hair, or getting glasses: you can see the inevitability of growing old, precious youth falling away with each flake; only to be shoveled and cursed at, or turning yellow as someone writes their name in it.
But this was something quite different. Ben, the dog I have with (e:Jim), had his first snow with us (he is only eleven months, so probably his first time playing in it ever). He is a dog of a Canadian breed, so he likes the snow, and presumably Bacon. Watching him frolick around in it with the sort of vigor one normally sees in a less slothfull dog was a treat. Juxtaposed with the maudlin, melancholy earlier description of the coming of winter you would think I would have come to some life-changing conclusion about the cycles of life and the wonder of child-like discover. Instead, all I have learned is that it is easier to see dog poop in the snow.
theecarey - 11/17/05 00:29
warm and toasty thought.. cleverly used roll of duct tape on a rugby team.. hmm.. oh, and the bottle of wine would be nice too.
warm and toasty thought.. cleverly used roll of duct tape on a rugby team.. hmm.. oh, and the bottle of wine would be nice too.
jim - 11/16/05 23:53
James, you aren't fit for polite company :P
James, you aren't fit for polite company :P
james - 11/16/05 23:52
You use plastic! That is so much better than using your mouth! thanks ^_^
You use plastic! That is so much better than using your mouth! thanks ^_^
leetee - 11/16/05 23:47
Oh, so much easier to see dog poop in the snow. And so much less icky to pick it up if it is a bit frozen and you can grab some snow with it, too.. even though i know there is plastic between me and the poop.
Oh, so much easier to see dog poop in the snow. And so much less icky to pick it up if it is a bit frozen and you can grab some snow with it, too.. even though i know there is plastic between me and the poop.
11/16/2005 19:41 #23313
elmwood strip: nude and improved!Hello,
I decided to drop the incognito, AIM-era screen name and just stick my actual name down here, as it is available. So, I will no longer be making posts as (e:trollheim) any longer. I know! The tears of greif shall flow into drivers for us to drown our selves into! Or you can mourn like me, with a drink.
On this site I plan on posting my Buffalo-related blog entries from my other journal's (two that I post frequently, and a new one I have planned in the future which is like a fictional Truman Capote-esq gossip blog about the sorded lives of politicians, celebretes, and other miscreants.) So, I will get around to that toot-sweet.
yarg,
-James
I decided to drop the incognito, AIM-era screen name and just stick my actual name down here, as it is available. So, I will no longer be making posts as (e:trollheim) any longer. I know! The tears of greif shall flow into drivers for us to drown our selves into! Or you can mourn like me, with a drink.
On this site I plan on posting my Buffalo-related blog entries from my other journal's (two that I post frequently, and a new one I have planned in the future which is like a fictional Truman Capote-esq gossip blog about the sorded lives of politicians, celebretes, and other miscreants.) So, I will get around to that toot-sweet.
yarg,
-James
jim - 11/16/05 21:56
Hello, Hello
Hello, Hello
Oh, it was a perfectly enjoyable movie. I am actualy looking foward to being tied down and forced to watch the others.
Consider insult added to injury then. :)
Well, OK then, i guess that's good enough reason, James. I hope Jim paid then!! That would be adding insult to injury if not! :)
Ya, Jim made me. But ,I have nothing against seeing movies that turns children into lesbian witches, or what ever it was people were screaming about when Potter-mania hit.
And yes, I have made Jim sit through some tough films. Last Tango In Paris was Amazing back in the day, less so now. He sat through my Woody Allen phase. He watched Soviet propiganda movies with me. But the two most painful movies:
My Dinner with Andre, because it was pretentious and immensly dull.
Happiness, a movie so uncomfortable you HAVE to see it once in your life.
But you should see what movies he's had me watch! Eeek! So don't feel too bad for him :)
I'm also going to make him sit and watch it with me on DVD a few times.
He went because I made him.
I can understand why you wouldn't be interested in reading any of the Harry Potter books. I can relate to working in a retail environment in which there is a mass trend -- it gets tiresome and monotonous. I can also relate to not being particularly interested in the journey that JK Rowling created, since it's not really my thing.
What i can't quite grasp is why you went to see the film if you aren't interested? Granted, i have gone to see films i have been only midly interested in, but nothing i am distinctly not a fan of. I may go see a film just because Gary Oldman is in it since i think he rocks and is a fabulously underrated actor...
Did i miss something in your journal? Or was it just morbid facination?