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Sunday, March 31, 2002
 Lent is over. I eat chocolate. Give me chocolate. Mmm... ::homer simpson donut lust noises::
Priscilla said at 9:48 PM ::coughs quietly:: The Top Secret Project, in case you were curious.
Priscilla said at 9:35 PM Priscilla says "Yo". I just called the College Board hotline thingy and found that I got a 1480 on my SATs. 720 Verbal (97th percentile) and 760 Math (98th percentile). Good lord, I'm in a good mood. Now I actually stand a chance at all those luvverly colleges I spent Spring Break visiting... ::hearts Penn:: Yes, hearts go out to the University of Pennsylvania and Cornell. Hearts go out to my daddy, who is working through "Feet of Clay", and my mom, who is reading "Men at Arms". I'm dredging up the Harry Potter family tradition, and I'm reading "Guards! Guards!" aloud. Too much fun. "Grabthroat Shinkicker" gets me every time. Yes, I am five years old.
Continuing this dispensing of hearts, hearts also go out to: Priscilla said at 6:26 PM Good gracious, look at those last two entries. I sound like a grandmother. Too much (fill in the blank) in the world today. Am I waxing philosophical? Or have I just not gotten enough sleep?
Priscilla said at 5:42 PM Flush fat right out of your system! You can control hair loss! Toner cartridges! All roads lead to Hawaii! A lenten letter to the diocese of Jerusalem! Free XXX Passwords! Make Money in your spare time!
I have a love/hate relationship with junk mail. It's so annoying, yet it amuses me all the same. Another thing that really amuses me is when people are offended by my Mary Sue Litmus Test. Or when they actually take the precise scoring seriously. Everyone takes stuff too seriously nowadays. Crazy, man. Priscilla said at 5:17 PM HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOME!
Priscilla said at 4:45 PM
Monday, March 25, 2002
Yay! God loves me. I have been blessed with 30 minutes (now about 17... drat my time management skills!) of internet time as we wait for our scheduled taxi thing to pick us up to go to the airport. I'm at Cornell right now, after a rather nifty day of admissions people drooling over my photography and CGs (Vimes and the Alicey dragon collab) and showing me the most eye-wateringly gorgeous example of high-tech in the universe. I can't wait until I get to college -- the digital field is even greater and more captivating than I could have ever imagined. I also got to spend some time in the college store as my mom bought a handspring palm pilot thingy, ogling various examples of computer software. The janitors will have to bring in a mop.
Anyway, it was just today (and last night) that I spent at Cornell. The previous two nights, I was in New York city. Go me! We saw the new "Forbidden Broadway", which was beyond nifty. ::hearts FB:: A longer review will follow, because my mom is trying to yank me off the computer. Curses! Evidently, we need to be there 10 minutes early instead of about 3, as I originally hoped. Let's just say this: both Best Picture and Best Director to "A Beautiful Mind"? What were you thinking?!? ::pokes the Academy with a stick:: Priscilla said at 3:46 PM
Friday, March 22, 2002
I'm off! See you on the 31st!
Priscilla said at 5:26 PM Minor update at tnm.n. What's New?
Priscilla said at 10:37 AM
Thursday, March 21, 2002
"Hooray, horray for the spinster's sister's daughter."*
I've finished all that I can for Monica's top-secret project. Mon, check your email. I need that last part as soon as possible, so that I have the opportunity to possibly finish during the school day. Gah, life is crazy. *Random line from "Guards! Guards!". Gotta love those secret societies. Priscilla said at 10:13 PM Oh, hell. I just realized that I have to finish the Top Secret Project tonight. I'll be off on college visits all next week, returning in the afternoon on the 31st. Think you can send me the last part early this afternoon, Monica? Yeep. Crud, and I still have to pack and study for an English unit test... Good thing that I got this P.E. period off...
Priscilla said at 2:24 PM Muaha, I love Kabalarians. I remember visiting one day in school when I was bored out of my mind, looking up all the names I could think of. To my shock and horror, it featured entries for "Angua", "Carrot", "Gytha", and "Magrat". "Nobby", even. I knew something funny was going on when I found an entry for "Rincewind". Still fun, though. Muah!
(note: this entry was a whole lot longer, but IE started acting froofy and crashed. I didn't feel like trying to remember and retype everything I had written, so you guys are just going to have to cope) Priscilla said at 12:08 AM
Wednesday, March 20, 2002
Hey, kids! It's Priscellie and Renata! And Chungy and Mackenzie! And Chungy's olive oil! And my Quatrix shirt! Eat your heart out, Shirt-Guy Tom!
Now quick! Go to my LiveJournal! Priscilla said at 12:56 AM
Sunday, March 17, 2002
Hurrah, happy birthday to Nancy! Everyone gathered at my house at 9, and... well, everyone was supposed to gather at my house at 9. Mackenzie arrived at 9, then we spent the next hour walking aimlessly about my house, talking about random stuff. Finally, around 10, Nancy arrived, toting her new guitar (a birthday present from her parents). Before she arrived, Mackenzie and I turned off the lights and unlocked the door. As Nancy approached the door, Mackenzie hid and I opened the door, quickly hiding behind it. The effect was like that of a haunted castle in a horror movie. Just fabulous! The door swings open... no one is there... much fun. We tried the same effect when Chungy arrived 10 minutes later, but she was not fooled. She ran into the house frantically, screaming about her steaming car. Something's messed up in her radiator. After dealing with such problems, we went to Blockbuster (seranaded by the second Moulin Rouge soundtrack -- go me!) to rent some movies. I was really wanting to see "Atlantis" again, as they were playing the movie on all 70 thousand screens at the Virgin Megastore when my dad and I went CD shopping earlier, but I didn't let on. I was trying to think of some cunning way to suggest it, such as "Hey, 'The Emperor's New Groove' is such an amusing movie, let's watch something animated!". Right as I was about to open my mouth, Chungy shouts "Let's watch 'Atlantis'!". Much amusement. In addition to "Atlantis", we also picked up "Fight Club" and "Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels". About 10 minutes into "Atlantis", Marcelina arrived. Christine arrived about 30 minutes after that. Hurrah! I got much amusement out of occasionally referring to Milo as "Percy".
Highlights of Atlantis: (when we see the Atlanteans for the first time) Marcelina: Who is that? Me: Princess Mononoke! (upon meeting the crew) Me: Aw, a ship full of token minorities. (after the attack from the Leviathan) Marcelina: Wait! Is the Russian guy all right? Me: He's an established character and he has a name. He can't die! Nancy: It's not like he's a redshirt or anything. (when Kida walks on water) Marcelina: It's Jesus! Chungy: It's not Jesus, Jesus was cooler than that! Nancy: Oh, I'm not so sure about that. Chungy: He could heal the sick! Me: She healed his Harry Potter scar... Chungy: He healed a blind man! Marcelina: She could heal her daddy! Me: Yeah, and Jesus didn't look that good in a bikini. Chungy: She looks like a.... a loose woman! Me: Yeah? And Jesus hung out with prostitutes, so there. After that, we watched "Fight Club", which was a heck of a lot better than I thought it would be. The filmography at the beginning was awesome. From the previews, I thought it was going to be idiotic, so I was pleasantly surprised. Hurrah! I understand so many more inside jokes now. Last year, some of the Bio students had to write an essay: "I am Joe's cell". ::snickers:: Also, one of the questions in a fill-in-the-blank online quiz thing was "Do you know what a duvet is?". Oh, I feel intelligent now. Go me! Anyway, Nancy, Marcelina, and Christine had to leave after "Fight Club", so it was down to just me, Chungy, and Mackenzie. I went to sleep while they watched the third movie. Anyway, a merry time was had by all. Good stuff. Yay! Priscilla said at 1:32 PM
Saturday, March 16, 2002
Back to normal on the 18th. Celebrate the green in the meantime!
Priscilla said at 10:50 PM Visit my daily sketch NOW if you value your life.
Priscilla said at 9:25 PM
Friday, March 15, 2002
Yayfun! A highly successful opening, if I do say so myself. Two and a half hours, basking in ebullient praise. Does life get any better? Plus, Chad was there! Good Percy, I haven't seen him in nearly a year. Good stuff. And even better, I sold one of my images! The blue cross* -- $175. Go me! I can't wait to drag the rest of my friends over. Quite fun. So it's all good. Yay!
* Actually, I just realized that I had scanned this backwards! I'll post a corrected version (the actual professional scan, as opposed to my pathetic, amateurish version) in a few days. Priscilla said at 10:36 PM We discussed "Jingoism" in History class today. Maria and I exchanged amused glances. Then we watched part of a video on Teddy Roosevelt, where they mentioned his "Patrician intonation". Quite entertaining.
Priscilla said at 12:41 PM "The human mind is not capable of grasping the Universe. We are like a little child entering a huge library. The walls are covered to the ceilings with books in many different tongues. The child knows that someone must have written these books. It does not know who or how. It does not understand the languages in which they are written. But the child notes a definite plan in the arrangement of the books, a mysterious order which it does not comprehend, but only dimly suspects."Happy Birthday to Albert Einstein, born this day in 1879. Also happy belated Pi Day! Priscilla said at 10:29 AM Photography opening today! Woo! ::grooves::
Priscilla said at 7:00 AM 1 AM and finally finished. Go me. Just have to check over in the morning when my head isn't so fuzzy... ::falls asleep on keyboard::
Hey, it might not seem that late to you, but for the past age, I've been a good little girl and going to sleep at 11:30 or 12. Bah. And I have the SAT Saturday--tomorrow--morning. Yuck. Priscilla said at 1:54 AM
Thursday, March 14, 2002
Research paper due in 12 hours. Dear God.
Priscilla said at 9:00 PM
Wednesday, March 13, 2002
Good lord, I need sleep. I was just about to kill all my books, because I couldn't find mentions of Cole Porter, which is ridiculous. After looking in four different books, I realized the reason for my lack of success was that I was looking in the C's. Doof.
Priscilla said at 11:26 PM ::pokes:: Why is my blog being messed up?
Priscilla said at 10:46 PM Yay, Side7 and I are on speaking terms again. XD Rebecca M is my savior.
Priscilla said at 10:30 PM "Lilo and Stitch" sounds awesome, but why is Disney so emphatic about moving away from animated musicals? It seems like the only musicals they're making now are idiotic sequels. The Little Mermaid 2, Cinderella 2, Peter Pan 2, Pocahantas 2, Lady and the Tramp 2, Hunchback of Notre Dame 2, The Lion King 2, Aladdin 2 and 3... good Percy. I adored "The Emperor's New Groove", and I was thoroughly amused by "Atlantis", but this lack of musicalness bothers me. Heck, "Mulan" only had four songs! And "Fantasia: 2000" doesn't count. Are all the little kiddies of today going to grow up without knowing what it's like to experience a brand-new, original, bona fide Disney musical? Absolute rubbish. Give me my musicals, darnit. Life goes on without Howard Ashman.
Priscilla said at 8:45 PM Yayfun, reasons for joy! Sannali is published and Tanja updated TLPE! Hurrah!
Priscilla said at 5:36 PM Yay! My baby officially has 1000 miles on her. Exactly. I feel shivers of deep significance. XD
Priscilla said at 5:19 PM
Tuesday, March 12, 2002
::whineflails:: How can I write about "Anything Goes" and "Oklahoma" when I have unwritten music surging in my brain? An extension-y bridge-y thing for Edward! An actually in-character replacement for that (now deemed) Percyawful Angua song! Orchestration possibilities for "Whatever Happened to Honor", itching to be notated! Curse my evil research paper! Why couldn't I have chosen a topic I didn't care about so that it wouldn't inspire me to write stuff on my own? Arg, arg, arg. Stupid muses.
Priscilla said at 11:52 PM Teensy-weensy update in Quotes Archive. A few non-sequitors, lots of History, a few WOFS, and one movie. In the next few days, I'm going to add a bunch of Discworld stuff (why do I always type "Discoworld"?) and all the quotes I've posted in my blog. So yay.
Priscilla said at 1:09 PM Working on upbeat song, for once. Why are they so bloody few words that rhyme with "town"? ::hisses::
brown, clown, crown, down, drown, frown, gown, noun, renown... drat. I'm going to end up using "down" 50 thousand times. Priscilla said at 9:55 AM
Monday, March 11, 2002
Gar, why is Side7 being evil? The past 4 days, I've gotten this obnoxious "Error Syntax" message thing. Occasionally I can upload an image, but then if I try to upload another, I get the error again. Rarg. I emailed them a few days ago, and they haven't gotten back to me yet. Has anyone else had this problem?
Priscilla said at 10:29 PM Adobe announces Photoshop 7
I'm sorry, was that me drooling lustfully all over my computer screen? Oops! Silly girl. I wonder if they'll have the upgrade version at the SMU bookstore... Employees that think Priscilla deserves a student discount are my friend. ::scrounges together money:: Or, I wonder if Hockaday will upgrade some of the computers to 7.0 so that I could preview it. Hm.... Must remain on Mr. Bradley's good side. Priscilla said at 4:34 PM ::giggles madly:: Natalia posted more audio snippets. Hurrah! And what's even better -- T5E is read by Tony Robinson! Muaha. (For the fools unfamiliar with Tony Robinson -- he played Baldrick on Blackadder) I'm amused. Hearing Carrot speak dwarfish makes me absolutely convulse.
Priscilla said at 10:56 AM
Sunday, March 10, 2002
I love it how I still get the occasional email for "Ms. Rosenthal". It makes my day, in a twisted, ironic sort of way. Didn't I stamp out that horrible alterego over a year ago?
Priscilla said at 7:56 PM Faith: It's closer to ANG-yew-uh.
Which Drew are You?: E.T. Drew ("Gertie") I love ET! He's my bestest friend! I even cried when he died in the movie, but then Mr. Spielberg told me he was just a big ol' sock puppet! I'm innocent and child-like, unravaged by drugs and alcohol! Priscilla said at 4:35 PM Waaaa, today was the last day of Sluggy for the next four weeks. I miss it already. Of course, Pete deserves a hiatus, so it's all good. And I still have Boy Meets Boy, Nukees, and Penny Arcade to keep me company.
Priscilla said at 11:32 AM Priscilla said at 9:56 AM
Saturday, March 09, 2002
Yay, Alicey's Elfwood gallery is all shiny and updated! Worship her gorgeous art. ::stares and drools::
Priscilla said at 10:32 PM Homer: Kids, kids. I'm not going to die. That only happens to bad people.
Bart: What about Abraham Lincoln? Homer: Uh, he sold poison milk to school children. Priscilla said at 9:40 PM Muah. I thought Monica would like this. But I'm still rooting for Moulin Rouge, anyway.
Priscilla said at 8:02 PM ::giggles madly:: While procrastinating on my research paper ("Art Imitating Life in a Changing Nation: American Musical Theatre of the 1930's and 1940's"), I randomly went to Bucked Up, a highly amusing website dedicated to the Watch. The webmistress (or webmaster, as far as I know. Seems female, though.) came across audio versions of "Guards! Guards!" and "Men ar Arms" and posted a couple audio clips. The reader's voice in "Men at Arms" brings back powerful memories of Douglas Adams reading the Hitchhiker "trilogy". The voices and pronunciations are too amusing for words. And I was right about the pronunciation of "Angua", so go me.
Priscilla said at 5:57 PM 
Okay, so I really got Intelligence, but where's the fun in posting that? What Letter of the Alphabet are You?: H -- You're a friendly sort of fellow, and you tell good jokes.
test yourself at geekykid.net leaning to the right You like flexible structure. You use your deep insight and logic to solve problems. You enjoy experiencing many new things. You have at least one area of expertice that allows you to demonstrate your creativity. test yourself at geekykid.net Priscilla said at 5:33 PM Meh. Why is the Blogger preview thing being obnoxious? It's not paying any attention to pre-formatted text, while it still shows up perfectly on the actual page. Not crucial, but still a minor source of annoyance. Heck, Livejournal doesn't even *have* a preview function.
Priscilla said at 5:09 PM Bio and Artist Statement. Pain. Death. Help me. ::dies::
Priscilla is a junior at The Hockaday School. Other than photography, her extracurricular interests include drama and musical theatre, cartooning, digital illustration, web design, and robotics. Recently, she played the roles of "Mae" in Hockaday's musical The Pajama Game, "Smitty" in Jesuit's How to Suceed in Business Without Really Trying, and "Emily Brent" in Jesuit's Ten Little Indians. This spring, she will portray "Fabian" in St. Mark's/Hockaday's The Twelfth Night. As a member of the JETS (Junior Engineering Technical Society), she and her teammates were inducted into "Who's Who in American High School Students" for their performance in an Engineering competition (TEAMS) on a local and national level. She is Brenda Spencer's daughter, and she takes full credit in bringing her mother deeper into the medium of photography. She intends to study graphic and product design in college. Visit her website at http://www.theninemuses.net/Must expand upon Artist Statement. Growl. Priscilla said at 5:07 PM Faith should be entertained to know that while driving around on Friday, I saw an "Arcady Drive". Yayfun!
Priscilla said at 4:49 PM Bleh. I'm sick.
Yesterday, the JETS got to skip school to attend the regional TEAMS competition. Yay, go us. We had each researched a particular topic (mine was wind chill), and we were all ready to tackle a bunch of terrifying Engineering questions that would make geniuses cringe. We brought a huge stack of textbooks (we held an unofficial, unspoken contest with neighboring tables to see who had the tallest stack) and the traditional baseball bat, which became quite the conversation piece. Anyway, the Hockaday JV team (I was on Varsity) started building up their book stack with random textbooks from their backpacks, such as US History and Huck Finn. I built onto our stack with my sketchbook, American Literature, and Men at Arms. Caroline added Hamlet. Loh came up to our table and asked if we were really planning on using all these textbooks, and Megan responded that we intended to use Hamlet quotes in our essays. Megan wrote about hurricanes: Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to sufferInspired and amused, I took out my copy of The Twelfth Night. Chungy wrote about noxious chemicals and breadmaking. Give me excess of it, that, surfeiting,Caroline had a really amusing Hamlet quote for earthquakes, but I can't remember it at the moment. Anyway, while the questions were still esoteric as always, we were able to answer a lot more than we had last year. Go us! We ended up getting 3rd place, so it's all good. However, Thursday, I had a really sore throat. Yesterday, it started getting worse. By the time TEAMS was over and we were waiting for the bus (we ended up waiting over an hour -- gah), it had progressed to my having an incredibly hoarse voice and excessive drowsyness. Of course, I had Twelfth Night rehearsals afterwards, so I asked Mr. Blaydes if I could go easy on my voice for a day. My voice became dramatically lower in pitch, slightly scratchier, and harder to project. Eventually, my voice sounded so mannish that Darius (a huge thespian and amateur playwright; plays Toby Belch, though he was originally cast as Feste) suggested that we keep Fabian as a boy after all. It was hilarious. Twelfth Night is such an amusing play. At one point, someone suggested that Antonio and Sebastian could be homosexual (in fact, they *were* in the Royal Shakespeare performance I saw last summer), so John (Sebastian) and Benjamin (Antonio) started acting all fruity and such. Then Mr. Blaydes vetoed the idea, and the scene went on normally. After rehearsals, I went to the Dallas Institute to put up my photography show. It opens on the 15th, ::squeals:: so we put everything up early. If any of you loyal readers happen to be in Dallas, you're most certainly invited. Of couse, by 7 in the evening, I was feeling exhausted and dead, so we had a quick dinner, then saw a quick art show by a high man on the totem pole from Cornell. Muah. Then it was home, and sleep. Hurrah for sleep. Priscilla said at 4:37 PM
Thursday, March 07, 2002
Ah, the joys of having free days in P.E.. Naturally, I head to the computer lab to look up pictures of cartoony unicorns for a comission from Abbo. I get to learn how to draw unicorns, goody for me. ::cheers:: It's for the Hockaday Lower School website, and I'll be getting paid, so it's all good. Hanging out in the computer lab during my usual P.E. class is fun! Mr. Hanlon, the Web Design teacher, is instructing his students in the art of being bloody annoying. He makes fun of people who code HTML by hand (hail Notepad!) instead of using Dreamweaver of somesuch, and he encourages popups, mouseovers, eye-harming colors, and excessive Javascript. I like to sit in on his lessons (while doing my own stuff) and just laugh at what he's teaching. Fun stuff.
Priscilla said at 2:39 PM
Wednesday, March 06, 2002
Do you post too many quizzes in your journal?: I'm not too bad!
I'm not too annoying, but I'm pushing it. My friends haven't dropped me yet, but it's coming soon unless I stop with the irritating quizzes! Priscilla said at 8:29 PM 5 Bands People Should Give a Listen:
01. Chad Mitchell Trio 02. Christine Lavin or "Four Bitchin' Babes" 03. The Rounder Girls 04. Weird Al Yankovic 05. The Beatles (goes without saying. If you haven't given a listen, you must be living in a cave) 5 Things That Turn You On About People: 01. sense of humor or appreciation of puns 02. interests in common 03. pretty eyes ::hearts Paul McCartney:: 04. willingness to accept friends with tendencies to burst into song 05. intelligence, but not a whole lot more than I have. Then I have to resent them. 5 Movies You Watch All of the Time: 01. Spaceballs (and other amusing Mel Brooks movies) 02. Monty Python and the Holy Grail 03. Moulin Rouge 04. The Matrix 05. original Star Wars trilogy 5 Songs on Your MP3 List Right Now: 01. "I Love You Baby", Brak 02. "Cell Block Tango", Chicago 03. "Shopping Cart of Love", Christine Lavin 04. "Kidnap the Santy Claws", Nightmare Before Christmas 05. "Take Five", Dave Brubeck ...and thanks to the magic of KaZaA, nearly the entire Discworld series in e-texts. God Bless America. 5 Things People Should Know About You: 01. my initials are obscene 02. my greatest fears as a child were parrots and elevator doors. 03. I'm writing a musical (yes, you know it, but it doesn't mean everyone else knows it) 04. my hair is untameable. Don't even try. 05. my ego is the answer to scientist's queries regarding the vast quantities of unaccountable mass in the universe. 5 Things On Your Desk Right Now: 01. one of those clear plastic balls (that lights up if you hit it hard enough) that people give away randomly 02. hanging off a clip lamp thing I never use: a bunch of Mardi Gras beads, the Mulder badge I used for Halloween in 8th grade, the bookmark Claudia made for me, a necklace, and my Smitty glasses 03. The Last Hero, by Terry Pratchett. 04. invitations to the opening of my photography show 05. a bunch of CDs I'm mixing for a CD for Renata 5 Things You Say the Most: 01. "Goodness." 02. "Meanwhile, back in Priscilla's head..." or "Meanwhile, back at the ranch..." 03. "Arg." 04. "Help?" 05. "Holy cow!" 5 Things You Do Not Understand About Your Own Sex: 01. makeup 02. the need for short skirts at an all girl school 03. desire to skip meals 04. desire for huge tracts of land 05. obsession with clothes and shopping Priscilla said at 1:07 PM
Tuesday, March 05, 2002
He's a superhumanly strong vegetarian grifter whom everyone believes is mad. She's a man-hating goth Hell's Angel descended from a line of powerful witches. They fight crime!
Priscilla said at 9:35 PM Why is there so much bloody talent in the HP fandom? Goodness. Vote in HP monthly!
Priscilla said at 9:28 PM I am famous! Feel the thrills, the passion, the drama! Experience the Spinning Stool of Physics!
Note: I'm the girl in pants in the first few pictures in the slow-loading video of doom. See my frizzy Hermione hair! Priscilla said at 5:28 PM "Sowter will cry upon't for all this, though it be as rank as a fox." One of Fabian's more intelligible lines, later quoted (in a way) by Foul Ole Ron in "Feet of Clay". "Sowter fry it! Trouser the lot of'em, they did me out of it, them and their big weasel!"
Curse my quote-ridden memory paths! I'm too amused to think of my actual lines. And I just gave myself a papercut under my fingernail. Ouch. Priscilla said at 1:13 AM
Monday, March 04, 2002
If I had the energy, I'd chew this person out. There are about 5 pages of fanart, practically considered public domain. But I'm in an "immitation is the sincerest for of flattery" mood, and since (s)he kept the signature thingies intact, I really couldn't care less. I'm going to work on my musical-- I mean, my research paper on the history of the musical. ::nods sagely:: Rebecca reminds me that I haven't posted any upbeat stuff, so that's my new priority. Most of the songs are upbeat, anyway. ::ponders strange phenomenon::
Priscilla said at 11:40 PM ::sweatdrops nervously:: Erm.. I posted the second MAA song. Yeah. Go check it out.
Priscilla said at 10:50 PM
Sunday, March 03, 2002
::snort:: Reading a copy of "The Twelfth Night". I get to accuse Malvolio of stealing my girlfriend. Oh, this is going to be interesting...
Meanwhile, I just saw a production of "The Winter's Tale" at SMU. T'was nifty. The actress who played Hermione (yes, this play is where JKR got the name) also played Reno in "Anything Goes", so I was amused. Hurrah for the easily entertained! Kinda scary, though. I've gotten to the point where I can't go see a production without imagining how "Men at Arms" could be staged on their set. Of course, it's comparable to envisioning potential photographs in everything I see, or unconsciously studying how light plays off of objects and textures and such for my CGs. Still, it's disturbing. But it's all good, so muah. Priscilla said at 7:18 PM Duuuuuuuude! I just found my copy of Magical Mystery Tour! ::dances::
Priscilla said at 6:32 PM ::chokes up laughing:: Kell kills me.
Priscilla said at 12:21 PM Quotes!
Mr. Taylor: In one day, everything you know doubles! Girl: Kinda like the Louisiana Purchase! Mr. Taylor: You might just be the Lewis and Clark of rotational acceleration. Mr. Taylor: What things can you count on? Everyone: The speed of light! Me: Your fingers! Me: She's a ghetto Patty Mayonnaise! Mr. Dubsky: You *must* know this! Otherwise, you cannot buy soda pop at Minyards! Me: What if we don't like soda pop? LeAnn: What if we don't shop at Minyards? Chungy: You call it soda pop? Mrs. Sancken: We're within fish-tossing distance! Teacher Lady: God bless the molluscs! Handout: Behind every new piece of technology, there is an engineer. Behind every engineer, there is a creative mind... Iana: Behind every creative mind, there is a woman! Priscilla said at 12:15 PM ::snickers madly:: Just got a letter from Elfwood.
No. No. No. No matter how you put it. Elvis does NOT fit in any fantasy theme.That makes my day. Apologies for not posting the Angua song earlier. My parents seem to be incapable of leaving the house at the same time, leaving me no time to record. Yesterday, I was about a minute into the song when my dad got home. Aaarg! Trying to find time today. ::hisses at parents:: Anyway, I changed the lyrics a bit yesterday, so the annoying bits are no longer annoying and it doesn't seem as repetitive. Go me! Still having issues with key changes... rarg. Priscilla said at 12:02 PM
Saturday, March 02, 2002
Squee! Sleet!
I just had the weirdest dream. I envisioned "X-Men: The Movie" as a musical. Hilarious stuff. "Men at Arms" must be getting to my head. Priscilla said at 9:27 AM
Friday, March 01, 2002
Yeep! I just realized that I'm the only junior to get a role in the play! Go me! ::does a little dance:: The rest are all seniors. Well, of the girls, at least. Guys don't count because they're guys. ::grooves::
Priscilla said at 5:31 PM Woo! I'm Fabian! Servant to Olivia, Fabian is supposed to be played by a guy. (S)he joins Toby Belch in playing pranks on Malvolio. Muaha. Go me!
Priscilla said at 2:08 PM Human Virus Scanner!
Viruses you suffer from: Pokemon Pikachu! Use your hyper-electric-get-a-life move now! TotL Go read Brunching Junkfood Eat some real food. Something which you can identify the source of every ingredient, not the point of manufacture. Religion Read "God's Debris" by Scott Adams (yes, the Dilbert guy) Japan Big is good. Small is bad. Giant robots would not make a good last line of defence for Earth. Sci-fi Stop wearing the stick-on ears. Politics Stop caring! Brand Names Having a well-known name doesn't make it good. Hippyism Free love is passe and potentially dangerous, and patchouli smells like cat piss. Environmentalism Consume more stuff! It's easier to buy new stuff than to recycle. Viruses you might suffer from: Linux (95%) Install the latest version of Microsoft Windows. Learn to love it. USA (70%) Rule, Britannia! Britannia rule the waves! [repeat] Industrial (70%) Everyone likes folk. No, really. Maybe you should listen to the Incredible String Band. Discordia (70%) Buy a suit. Invest your money. Eat hotdog buns on a friday. Free BSD (95%) The GPL isn't that bad really. Adopt a penguin at the zoo. X11 (60%) I hear Mac OS 10 Aqua is nice at this time of year. Conspiracy Theory (75%) Face it, the elected government is in control. Actually that's quite scary. Macintosh (80%) Use a mouse with more than one button. Priscilla said at 10:29 AM Holy shamoley! Go drool over Alicey's New Mauraders.nu Layout! ::dies::
Priscilla said at 7:59 AM Title cartoon by Bruce Eric Kaplan, used without permission.
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