for shame! for woe!

can you believe he actually thinks I am really alive?


I love Everclear. I don't know how it came to be, but it did. And by the time So Much for the Afterglow was released, I was in full blown adoration. Of course the whole album is tainted for me now, but, you know, these things happen. And there are good memories too. Like, being outside and talking to a friend in Australia and listening to the album and he [zee friend] and I got to bond over the joy o' zee band.

See? Good stuff. Of course I think he only called because he heard I'd been dumped, and we're no longer friends really, but, why bring the backstory into the mix? :p It ruins the flow, man. Sometimes I miss that time.

And sometimes I look back on that and think, "WTF was I thinking? Oi."

So, anyway. Love the band, love that particular album, and always will. Always. And one of these days I'll either "borrow" a friend's CD or buy my own of their newer stuff. Because, you know, they're spiffy.

Ebay drama still not resolved. Had to have the boy call and harass her. Sometimes I wonder ...

Ack! Ack! I somehow managed to forget A2's birthday! Forget in that way that means I did not know, and for some reason had not looked it up! For shame! For woe! Shame! *weep* So, happy belated birthday, A2. You are adorably funny and you rock and all that good stuff, and if you lived closer I'd let you come over and watch the WB all you wanted. Even shows I don't like. For awhile anyway.

My journal says I'm 54% feminine.

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Fuck you, Levin. Fuck you.

'Fearless' Is None of That for WB
(Tuesday, January 13 01:31 PM)
By Rick Porter


LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) - Taking a page from the FOX playbook, The WB has dumped the drama series "Fearless" before anyone, save some industry types and the nation's TV critics, got to see it.
The outcome was widely assumed when the network pulled the show from its fall schedule, saying producer Jerry Bruckheimer wanted more time to develop the concept. Jordan Levin, The WB's co-CEO, officially signed its death warrant Tuesday (Jan. 13) at the TV Critics Association press tour.

"Fearless," based on a series of books by Francine Pascal, starred Rachael Leigh Cook ("She's All That") as a young FBI agent genetically incapable of feeling fear. The chief criticism of the series was that Cook's character came off more affectless than fearless.


"We tried ... but we just couldn't find someone who could crack that concept," Levin says.
Although it has a breakout show in the teen-Superman saga "Smallville," The WB has had trouble in the past two seasons developing high-concept series. Last season's "Birds of Prey" and this year's "Tarzan" both died after only a handful of episodes ("Tarzan" is technically on hiatus, but few people expect it to return).

"One Tree Hill" took "Fearless'" spot on the fall schedule and has been performing marginally, although the network has picked up a full season of the family drama. "Fearless" joins an ignominious roster of shows -- including FOX's "The Grubbs," "Septuplets" and "Manchester Prep" -- that have been announced as part of network lineups in recent years but have never made it to the air.

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