Procrastinating slightly.

[whatho]

My cat fell off the windowsill this morning then tried to pretend he hadn't. The loud 'ba-doom' suggested otherwise. As did the cat sprawled sideways on the cushion that had been put there for the purpose of catching him, because this isn't the first time it's happened. Poor love. There are Freshers younger than that cat.

What am I doing. I don't know. There's loads of stuff I'm supposed to be doing. Printing mostly. The printer isn't in this room. I'll go in a minute. In the photos of Steve Coogan at the GQ Man of the Year awards (are those real?) that you can find on Getty Images, he looks very much as though he's won Rob Brydon. He's holding his award in one hand and Rob Brydon in the other.

I remember when Rob McElwee was sane. Do you?

Printer. Yes.

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[jekesta]

No. I do not remember this mythical time of which you speak.

Noxy had very long fluffy fur, that grew over any grip she might have had on her paws and she would land beautifully on tables or surfaces, and then just skid hopelessly off the other side. But according to her that NEVER HAPPENED WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT????? I love that you put a cushion down for him.

Did he win Rob Bryden for a YEAR? That's a great sort of an award.

[whatho.livejournal.com]

It was before Dan Corbett came onto the scene and tipped all the previously sane weatherpeople slightly over the edge. I do remember Rob McElwee being staid and calm and normal, and then one day he went 'The fog is lifting!' in a strange elfish voice and wiggled his fingers a bit and really he's never looked back.

This Labour party conference is excellently camp.

I love cats being nonchalant. Our other cat is outrageously clumsy. She looks very graceful until she starts moving, and she can't jump off even a fairly low chair without wobbling. Sometimes they just give up on pretending nothing went wrong with that landing and wail piteously until we pick them up and say 'there, there'. But mostly not.

I think probably yes - he did win him for a year. It was an actor of the year award or something. Probably he'll have his name tattooed on him and then he'll have to give him to the next winner in 2009. It's a really good incentive to win.

[nerdcakes.livejournal.com]

I think probably yes - he did win him for a year. It was an actor of the year award or something. Probably he'll have his name tattooed on him and then he'll have to give him to the next winner in 2009. It's a really good incentive to win.

You can't just go around saying things like that! I had things I needed to DO today and now I'm all, you know, off-kilter.

[whatho.livejournal.com]

They weren't better things than thinking about when Steve Coogan had his name tattooed onto Rob Brydon, though, were they. When you contemplate it.

Incidentally, not for any reason, like.

[whatho.livejournal.com]

If you were going to tattoo a part of Rob Brydon, which part would you choose?

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[nerdcakes.livejournal.com]

Well, hypothetically, I would definitely consider the ankle. I mean, not that I've been thinking about it or anything, obviously. Obviously.

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[whatho.livejournal.com]

I thought of the ankle too, but after some deliberation I've settled on the small of the back.

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[nerdcakes.livejournal.com]

Ah. Has anyone told you about YOUR GENIUS lately? I really think the world owes it to you to mention it a bit more often.

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[whatho.livejournal.com]

You're too kind. THEIR LOVE IS SO REAL.