Paj!

Yeah, the best of Kelly should really have Commander and Dilemma on it (even if they're collaborations). And where's Like This? So good.

Out in Kingston town for the night as I'm going back to Scotland for a week tomorow... Superbad-related jokes ensued just before closing time of the club as 4 mysterious blots of what seemed to be blood appeared on my jeans (the thigh/knee area). Lel. It was paint in the end though.

Dominoes have SUCH good student deals, but my flat is so health-concious/conscience/I'm drunk. We only eat vegetables (and meat when it is deemed apprope). It has however opened my taste buds up to veg I never bothered with. But sometimes I crave Dominoes. The only time I've had it while at uni was while very drunk, and I remember we were all like "THAT WASN'T FILLING" and we ordered chinese directly after. Lal.

Your christmas present.

"Onslaught Unleashed" in Feb No info released yet...but Secret Avengers and the Young Allies? Of all the super-teams to fight Onslaught, I would never have thought of these two. The X-Men, F4 and Avengers are the most obvious considering Onslaught "killed" the latter two for about a year, and he's a big X-villain.

Yes! X-Men. My god. The theme tune is on my iPod. I always loved the ending credits too, how they had those REALLY COOL AT THE TIME 3-D models of the characters, on some sortof fancy computer screen.

I'm going to call my daughter Sookie. Or Suhkeh!

I'm scared that so many people seem to be have burgled.

I stopped reading Superman after 700 and 701, just wasn't interested. If John Cassaday was doing the interior art, I'd still be reading. Wasn't this most recent issue a fill-in one? I'll stick with JMS' Wonder Woman though. It's not been amazing, but then he's trying to build up a whole new mythos thing.

A good opening sequence in a TV show can set a tone, and make you interested in what you're about to watch. What are your favourite opening credits? Recently stunning me is True Blood, which I just started watching (and love);

The one thing I know for definite RE; baby names is that one of their middle names will be McKay. It's a family tradition.

Having things stolen from you is an incredibly horrible feeling, one you're never really prepared for. Especially when you won't get it back. It's as you said, violating.

My project proposal going down really well today. But then to be fair, it was a definite case of "Realistically, I KNOW my idea and concept is better than a lot of the others, and that it's clear I put a lot more time and thought into it. And that it's clearly personal and (more) interesting." Not to blow my own trumpet, but sometimes.

Yeah, it was that. :/

I do quite like Nathan, though it's much more common these days. But if I wanted a sneaky comic-book name, Nate Gray could be a joke.

I hate. I haven't given it enough time or thought, as often I prefer to be willfully ignorant.

I think a name change to "Like" is a good idea.

Well I have no idea. It was called Paranormal Activity, I clicked on a link to watch Paranormal Activity. *shrug*

APPARENTLY what I watched the other day, thinking it was Paranormal Activity, was something else entirely. I watched it on-the-line, and it was exactly the same in concept...but apparently not. This thing I watched was about a Mother and her two adult children being menaced by a spirit who was a succubus/incubus and kept like sexually assaulting the daughter. Same set-up/idea as Paranormal Activity though, like cameras etc. Curious.

That'll destory the space-time-comic-reality continuum.

He looks just like Chris Evans. With a bigger face and different hair. Looks more appropriate than I imagined actually.

He was a prominent character in the cartoon.

Alien 3 gets too much stick - it's good, in it's own way. NOT as good as the incomparable Alien/Aliens, but yeah. And Ressurection is shit, but in a great way.

I love it. The thanks system is fine as is. Having too much is silly, but this revolutionary image could solve all our problems.

The trouble is trying to get something that goes well with Gray. Which is quite a full-stop of a second name. I like the idea of mythological/ancient names. I'm bored of the perceived pretension of doing that. I like the names and would rather not call my children the same name as everyone else. There's a guy I know called Aristides. Which is great. And he's just called Ari, so it's fine.