Tuesdays...
1/21/03 12:12 amare sometimes things you wait impatiently for. I don't know why I've become so fond of taking my Tuesday-time and writing nonsense here, but I have. Although, looking back at that sentence, I think I can guess with fair accuracy.
I've been thinking of all sorts of little witticisms that I could write here, but naturally now that my hour has come, all of them have completely drifted out of my mind, not unlike snow falling off of a sloped roof and landing with a vicious KLUMPF! on an unwitting someone's head down below.
...You know, I don't feel crappy at all, but I'm going by a structure here, so I can't change it just because I'm feeling 'creative' all out of order or something equally noxious. When you're doing things in a pattern, it's often most effective to stick to it. Keeps me honest.
So (in a conversational tone of voice)--Tuesdays, Tuesdays, Tuesdays, Tuesdays...
Where to begin? And where to let off? And how to start? And if I keep up this train of thought I'll end up with They Might Be Giants lyrics, so I think I'll stop before I start. (You see what I mean?)
I was thinking a bit ago that there was a bit of amusement to be found in The Two Towers. Are you familiar with the parodies that scamper about being silly which consist of retelling the story, but in a much-abbreviated and much more ridiculous format? The Very Secret Diaries somewhat fall under this category, but are not exactly what I am thinking of. Ah, well. Perhaps
linkmonkey may prove edifying, should you be further curious as to whereof I speak. To continue my ever-derailing train of thought, I had a little conversation between Faramir and the hobbits and Gollum and Osgiliath in my head the other day. I shall transcribe it here, possibly as a source of amusement, and possibly so that you may all consider me in very bad taste and whup me a good one the next time you see me.
Here goes nothing:
What follows is a "brief" clipping from the "movie", set after Frodo and his gardener, Samwise, have been "captured" by Captain Faramir and his Band of Merry Men. Contains much parody and lots of very silly "references".
( trimmed for politeness and civility )
Okay, done now. You may beat on me at will next time you see me.
*sigh* I wish I were witty, but all my best lines are borrowed.
I've been thinking of all sorts of little witticisms that I could write here, but naturally now that my hour has come, all of them have completely drifted out of my mind, not unlike snow falling off of a sloped roof and landing with a vicious KLUMPF! on an unwitting someone's head down below.
...You know, I don't feel crappy at all, but I'm going by a structure here, so I can't change it just because I'm feeling 'creative' all out of order or something equally noxious. When you're doing things in a pattern, it's often most effective to stick to it. Keeps me honest.
So (in a conversational tone of voice)--Tuesdays, Tuesdays, Tuesdays, Tuesdays...
Where to begin? And where to let off? And how to start? And if I keep up this train of thought I'll end up with They Might Be Giants lyrics, so I think I'll stop before I start. (You see what I mean?)
I was thinking a bit ago that there was a bit of amusement to be found in The Two Towers. Are you familiar with the parodies that scamper about being silly which consist of retelling the story, but in a much-abbreviated and much more ridiculous format? The Very Secret Diaries somewhat fall under this category, but are not exactly what I am thinking of. Ah, well. Perhaps
Here goes nothing:
What follows is a "brief" clipping from the "movie", set after Frodo and his gardener, Samwise, have been "captured" by Captain Faramir and his Band of Merry Men. Contains much parody and lots of very silly "references".
( trimmed for politeness and civility )
Okay, done now. You may beat on me at will next time you see me.
*sigh* I wish I were witty, but all my best lines are borrowed.