Snooker, boo, Lost, wheeeeee.
Apr. 26th, 2006 08:23 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
whathoThe snooker went badly wrong this evening. I do not wish to discuss the matter. Thelma, I absolutely refuse to discuss the matter. You get extra points if you can tell me where that quotation comes from. And don't think I'm not keeping a tally of your points. Because I'm not.
But happiness. I would now like to share with you my Barely Containable Excitement that Lost returns to Channel 4 next Tuesday! Eeeeeeeeee! I shall see two brand new episodes of Lost! The slightly infuriating part is that I could actually be seeing three new episodes as there's another one airing on E4, but my brother doesn't believe he can stomach three hours of TV in one sitting, and if I get an episode ahead of my brother I shan't be able to talk to him for an entire week. Can't stomach three hours. I'd like to know what sort of a MAN he thinks he is. Chuh. But on the plus side, I get to see two new episodes the following Tuesday then, instead of just the one. So it sort of balances. But the willpower I shall require!
Lost though. Eeeeeee.
('Foreign bodies,' says Dr Pierce, 'such as beads, peas, coffee-grains, and small gravel-stones are occasionally introduced into the nostrils of children.'
Not by me. But don't be alarmed.
'Such bodies may generally be washed out by gently injecting a stream of tepid salt water with a syringe or Dr. Pierce's Nasal Douche. If these means fail, a competent surgeon should be consulted.'
I think we all feel better for knowing that.)
But happiness. I would now like to share with you my Barely Containable Excitement that Lost returns to Channel 4 next Tuesday! Eeeeeeeeee! I shall see two brand new episodes of Lost! The slightly infuriating part is that I could actually be seeing three new episodes as there's another one airing on E4, but my brother doesn't believe he can stomach three hours of TV in one sitting, and if I get an episode ahead of my brother I shan't be able to talk to him for an entire week. Can't stomach three hours. I'd like to know what sort of a MAN he thinks he is. Chuh. But on the plus side, I get to see two new episodes the following Tuesday then, instead of just the one. So it sort of balances. But the willpower I shall require!
Lost though. Eeeeeee.
('Foreign bodies,' says Dr Pierce, 'such as beads, peas, coffee-grains, and small gravel-stones are occasionally introduced into the nostrils of children.'
Not by me. But don't be alarmed.
'Such bodies may generally be washed out by gently injecting a stream of tepid salt water with a syringe or Dr. Pierce's Nasal Douche. If these means fail, a competent surgeon should be consulted.'
I think we all feel better for knowing that.)
