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I had a dream that Weezer came in to wake me up in the morning because I either hadn't heard my alarm or turned it off and fallen back asleep.

Yes, you heard me: WEEZER came into my room, and what's his face--the singer who looks like the Verizon guy--came to shake my shoulder personally.

Eee!

Clip from "Guess What's Coming to Dinner," Friday's Battlestar Galactica episode. Clip is here, spoilers, yo!

Yay for that particular character getting to do something at the 1 second mark! Yay for getting back to those characters in that place where the clip takes place. I mean, I liked spending time with the characters in that other place, but it's time to check in with these guys, too. (Obviously, I am trying to make my thoughts clear without spoiling.) Sucks to be the people who were in that other place last episode if this one character can't make everyone listen to him/her!

Oh, and upon rewatching "Faith" with darkling1, feiran had this great comment:

( ACK SPOILERS )

She likened Anders unto Peter from Office Space. So wrong it's totally right. And more than a little hot. Yeeoooooww!

ETA: MUST USE CUT-TAGS ON SPOILERS DAMN IT.

No spoilers, just whores

viridian: Also, you're going to hate me, but I may have already sought out and read the one and only Kara/Sam/Leoben fic in existence after that ep.
me: That fic? I need to have it.
viridian: Don't read it at work, it's entirely smut.
me: Why wouldn't I read it at work? Have I mentioned that I look at the Horrors of Porn at work?


me: Guess who had a hot Natalie/Sam sex dream last night?
viridian: dlkdjaldjaslkda
me: PS: it was me.
viridian: LMAO I had a dream about Leoben but there wasn't sex, alas. He was just weird at me.
me: Typical!
viridian: Fucking, Leoben, why does he have to be 99% weird and only 1% pornographic?
me: Ewww, he's not pornographic at all.
viridian: Between the two of us, we ship the oddest people.

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EQUAL RIGHTS MEAN EQUAL GODDAMNED RIGHTS, BITCHES!

Okay, so it's 4-to-3 in favor of striking down, and I don't like that ratio, but I loves me the outcome. Dudes and dudettes, if you want to intra-marry: GO FOR IT.

Also, watching the videos in this link made me both wee myself in terror and made me incredibly horny. Sorry for the TMI, but Keith Olbermann yelling at me is the hottest thing happening since that dream I mentioned this morning.

Parts that got me shivering all over:

Mr. Bush — you destroyed the evidence that contradicted the resolution you jammed down the Congress’s throat, the way you jammed it down the nation’s throat. When required by law to verify that your evidence was accurate, you simply re-submitted it, with phrases amounting to “See, I done proved it,” virtually written in the margins in crayon.

And:

You, Mr. Bush, let their sons and daughters be killed. Sir, to show your solidarity with them - you gave up golf? In your own words — “solidarity as best as I can” — is to stop a game? That is the “best” you can? 4,000 Americans give up their lives and your sacrifice was to give up golf!


HOOOOOTTTTTTTTTT.

How about some actual news with the news?

More about the California decision.

Most important part, right here:

The California Supreme Court was the first state high court to strike down a law barring interracial marriage, in a 1948 decision called Perez v. Sharp. The United States Supreme Court did not follow suit until 1967.

Thursday’s decision was rooted in two rationales, and both drew on the Perez decision.

The first was that marriage is a fundamental constitutional right. “The right to marry,” Chief Justice George wrote, “represents the right of an individual to establish a legally recognized family with a person of one’s choice and, as such, is of fundamental significance both to society and to the individual.”

Chief Justice George conceded that “as an historical matter in this state marriage has always been restricted to a union between a man and a woman.” But “tradition alone,” the chief justice continued, does not justify the denial of a fundamental constitutional right. Bans on interracial marriage were, he wrote, sanctioned by the state for many years.

Tradition. You've got to be fucking kidding me. TRADITION is a good enough reason to deny people basic human rights? Find me the people who think so right now. I'd like to initiate them into the tradition of me stabbing them in the groin with rusty knives.

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I swear to God, I didn't write this review of Iron Man. However, if I were going to write more about Iron Man this is exactly what I would have written.

I'm especially amused that while I'm restricted from cursing when I write my reviews on this site, the girl went into detail about how ruined seat cushions were by the time she and any other female left the movie theater and she did so with impunity. Good to know. Not that I intend to work such things into future reviews I write for Smallville or anything. (Unless Green Arrow comes back and then all bets are off.) Might be useful for Heroes, though, given how squirmy I get when Sylar raises one of his perfect eyebrows. ::drools::

I think this Iron Man review really proves the axiom laid down by the sages of ZZ Top: every girl is crazy for a sharp-dressed man. (Especially when he's sarcastic and frequently sweaty and in some stage of undress.)