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Thursday, January 12, 2012
Jan. 12th, 2012 11:00 pmI had the weirdest dream which involved Christian, Syed and, for some insane reason, Brittney Spears. My brain is weird sometimes.
Anatomy of Winter Break from PhD Comics. A true representation of a winter break.
I’ve been finally catching up on “Leverage” back season this week. There is not much on TV and it is amusing when I watch it even though it is not as interesting to me anymore. Still. I usually watch it onDemand since TNT doesn’t let me watch it for free on their website anymore. But onDemand was missing an episode (not to mention having many out of order). Luckily, YouTube to the rescue.
A few thought on Stephen Fry autobiography I'm reading right now – I love his tangents like the one on the meaning of celebrity: “We humans are naturally disposed to worship gods and heroes, to build our pantheons and valhallas. I would rather see that impulse directed into the adoration of daft singers, thico footballers and air-headed screen actors than into the veneration of dogmatic zealots, fanatical preachers, militant politicians and rabid cultural commentators” (284-5).
Anatomy of Winter Break from PhD Comics. A true representation of a winter break.
I’ve been finally catching up on “Leverage” back season this week. There is not much on TV and it is amusing when I watch it even though it is not as interesting to me anymore. Still. I usually watch it onDemand since TNT doesn’t let me watch it for free on their website anymore. But onDemand was missing an episode (not to mention having many out of order). Luckily, YouTube to the rescue.
A few thought on Stephen Fry autobiography I'm reading right now – I love his tangents like the one on the meaning of celebrity: “We humans are naturally disposed to worship gods and heroes, to build our pantheons and valhallas. I would rather see that impulse directed into the adoration of daft singers, thico footballers and air-headed screen actors than into the veneration of dogmatic zealots, fanatical preachers, militant politicians and rabid cultural commentators” (284-5).