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My day, the Hub, zombies and stuff.
Oct. 28th, 2008 06:11 pmIt's been one of those crazy batshit days today. Even considering my fuzzy head and neck ache, I've been bouncing about all day. It all started when I sat down in our staffroom this morning and examined the till receipt from my early morning shop. Giant White Baps. I chuckled at first and then it turned into this massive OMGSPORFLEGUFFAW!!!! that wouldn't stop. Like people didn't already think I was nuts.
Then my friend R who sits in the desk behind me turned around and said, 'Did you see Merlin? Arthur is so hot.' That resulted in a twenty minute conversation about chest hair and blonds.
At mid-morning I had my holiday cleared for next March. HUB 2, HERE I COME!! COME ON, PAYDAY!!
Next, I surreptitiously used my work Internet (which is not supposed to be used for evil) to Google images of Gareth David-Lloyd so R could see who I apparently wanted to ride like a Harley over Brighton's pebble beach. She approved, although the picture of Jack and Ianto snogging made her turn bright red and promptly answer her phone. I don't think it was actually ringing.
This evening I took a moment to sort out my comics. I'd stopped reading them. Again. For the same reason as last time. I can't handle that Bart Allen is dead. Every so often it gets to me, frustrates me and saddens me far too much. But now I'm ready to resume reading, I can't find my Batman R.I.P list so now I have no idea what order I need to read them in for that story arc to make sense. Fuckflaps. Hello, DC, HOW ABOUT A SIMPLE NUMBERING SYSTEM ON THE FUCKING COMICS?!?!!?
Lastly, I really enjoyed the first episode of the zombie Big Brother drama, Dead Set. I thought it was going to be more comedy-based and the wobbly hand-camera gets a bit much at times, but on the whole it was very good. You don't often see true horror dramas on TV in the UK so I'll admit it's a bit of a novelty. Brilliant, though. Davina made a fabulous zombie (omg, I just typed donkey, lol).
Then my friend R who sits in the desk behind me turned around and said, 'Did you see Merlin? Arthur is so hot.' That resulted in a twenty minute conversation about chest hair and blonds.
At mid-morning I had my holiday cleared for next March. HUB 2, HERE I COME!! COME ON, PAYDAY!!
Next, I surreptitiously used my work Internet (which is not supposed to be used for evil) to Google images of Gareth David-Lloyd so R could see who I apparently wanted to ride like a Harley over Brighton's pebble beach. She approved, although the picture of Jack and Ianto snogging made her turn bright red and promptly answer her phone. I don't think it was actually ringing.
This evening I took a moment to sort out my comics. I'd stopped reading them. Again. For the same reason as last time. I can't handle that Bart Allen is dead. Every so often it gets to me, frustrates me and saddens me far too much. But now I'm ready to resume reading, I can't find my Batman R.I.P list so now I have no idea what order I need to read them in for that story arc to make sense. Fuckflaps. Hello, DC, HOW ABOUT A SIMPLE NUMBERING SYSTEM ON THE FUCKING COMICS?!?!!?
Lastly, I really enjoyed the first episode of the zombie Big Brother drama, Dead Set. I thought it was going to be more comedy-based and the wobbly hand-camera gets a bit much at times, but on the whole it was very good. You don't often see true horror dramas on TV in the UK so I'll admit it's a bit of a novelty. Brilliant, though. Davina made a fabulous zombie (omg, I just typed donkey, lol).
