ladyjillybean
LadyJillybean
ladyjillybean

He's too busy wondering why your kids have blonde hair . . .

Welp, I'll be singing Phil Collins for the rest of the night

Nor, indeed, slinging my hook.

That was sort of the point of my comment. That idioms are weird unless you're used to them.

I'm Scottish, so away an' bile yer heid ;)

Connor, the game's prickly half-British, half-Mohawk assassin protagonist. In the main game he is hard to like. He's led around by the nose early on and butts heads with many characters late

Raining stair rods, as they say

That's a great article, thanks!

Never known anyone personally (honest) but one of the more gruesome 'friend of a friend' stories I ever heard was somebody who decided to masturbate with a slender glass test tube and wasn't getting enough *ahem* penetration so she started more vigorously and broke the test tube inside of her.

I love that your handle is actually Bananagirl.

I feel like we should preemptively buy up animal crackers. Just in case.

Well, I'm only human.

I bought the box set of Jericho this week and I've been rewatching it. I also realised that no one would want to hang around me in an apocalypse situation. Not only am I prone to moralising (Lee Adama is my favourite BSG character) at the drop of a hat but I'm liable to record the whole thing in painstaking detail

Dude. This explains So. Much. About. Me.

That guy is amazing. He needs a high five.

... really? Mine has three, is that weird?

There was an IMAX trailer for 'Oblivion' attached to 'A Good Day to Die Hard'. Despite the immediate turnoff of Tom Cruise, it has a very distinctive look about it and towards the end of the trailer there were some interesting concepts being raised. Unfortunately I just don't see it following through with its promises

Visiting Bodie is now a new life goal. That place looks gorgeous.

Moffat has gone on record as saying Doctor Who is a children's show (and I think it should be) but there's no reason why I as an adult can't enjoy a children's show too. I enjoy lots of children's media. But lately I've been failing to enjoy it. Blink, Madame Pompadour, the Two Amy's episode, the Van Gogh episode -

I'm not Who's target audience and I don't work with kids anymore so I don't know how they're responding to it, but I have found my interest for Who dwindling and dwindling lately. I didn't even see the whole Christmas special. I loved the start of Moffat's run but it's become very confused of late.