this made me laugh out loud:
To be more kind, though it seems to be a losing battle.
ha!
super answers. thanks for playing. and of course i was a knight rider fan. rumor has it there's a movie in the works.
(p.s. hope this doesn't repeat. haloscan hates me and told me there was a server error.)
aww dammit, I was hoping I'd keep hiding in the corner and people would forget about me and this meme (HOW does one pronounce that?) would pass me by.
Anyvay, I'll try my hand at it! Thanks for thinking of me.
I liked your "things I love" list, and the fact that you hate cats made me laugh out loud, for some reason. Oh, also, that bit about the French. (Err, wait, you said French. Not THE French, as in, the people. Ah vell.)
Also, I still can't get over the fact that you have a Blackberry. The mind, it boggles. =) And I LOVE pocky sticks! Highfive!
Okay, I'll stop now. I gotta save some enthusiasm for my own meme post.
yasmine, I knew immediately that I was going to tag you. I'm evil like that. I do fail to understand THE french, as well as French, the language. And my hatred for cats exists on several levels, not the least of which is based on my immune system's severe intolerance for them.
I will only have a BlackBerry for a short time longer. And you and I are going to have to split a pile of Pocky some time soon!
BB, haloscan hates me too. Also, I am now intrigued by the possibility of a Knight Rider movie... the big question- con or sin Hasselhoff?!?
David Hasselhoff, who played field agent Michael Knight in the original NBC series, has been virtually silent about what his contributions will be. He has said that he would return as Michael Knight [1] [not in citation given] but that Knight's role would likely be as leader of the fictional "Foundation for Law and Government" (the group the show portrayed). This is due to the character Devon Miles, the original leader of FLAG, being killed off in the 1991 made-for-television film Knight Rider 2000. (Edward Mulhare, the Irish actor who portrayed Devon Miles, died of lung cancer in 1997.)
Hasselhoff allegedly offered actor Orlando Bloom the role of Michael Knight's son, the potental lead character of the movie, instead of having an older Hasselhoff lead as the original Knight, although he will return to play Knight in the movie. There has been no indication as to whether any other cast members will return to appear in the film.
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yep, folks, you read that right: Orlando Bloom!
So, I read the Narnia books too as a kid, but was never a fan. Then I was dragged to see the film, and I couldn't stop thinking that Aslan was like... Christ. Is that weird? Am I weird?
Crap! I guess that means I have to write a somewhat personal post. 
It'll have to wait for the weekend ...
My sister was also a huge Narnia fan as a kid.
Tamasha: Aslan is without a doubt Christ.
I tried The Lion, The Witch as an adult and as soon as I could map the characters to the biblical ones it was quite predictable. I dislike Narnia almost as much as I dislike that Tolkien BS. This is great brimful; I'm getting ideas for what to put down under "Things I hate"
Orlando Bloom! That's just crazy talk!!
ashvin, that's the idea. And I wouldn't say I enjoyed Narnia- I was just up for reading anything that was a series back in those days. Also, I never saw the movie, nor did I think much of the biblical connections while reading, since I had no clue about that stuff back then.
Hey,
I just finished a 5 part series about Counting Crows.
I'm sure you'd enjoy it:
http://krahn.blogspot.com/
Feel free to leave a comment.
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