Nope, Still Haven't Seen Watchmen

A movie titled Watchmen, with its most famous quote being "Who Watches the Watchmen" really is a headliners dream come true. That said, if I read another article titled "Who Will Watch Watchmen" or the like, I shall punch something (albeit carefully, I still remember dislocating my thumb during an ill-conceived joke punch). That said, my promise to see the movie yesterday fell through, as my friends and I considered that going downtown to a 9:30 showing would result in us being back on campus after midnight, which several of my more studious pals felt was less than wise. BUT I'M SEEING IT TONIGHT AT 7:30! FOR SURE!

Whew. Feeling the part of the wild-eyed blogger a bit back there. I should be reading a book about the Holocaust right now for my 20th Century Europe class, but frankly it's a bit glum, so I shall blog about other things. Happy Things. The happiest thing these days, apart from waking to find that someone had scribbled an advertisement for Nostalgia by Veidt on the whiteboard on my door, is my discovery of Firefly. For those of you who haven't seen or heard of it, Firefly is a short-lived (one season) TV show that was aired on, and canceled by, Fox (where good TV shows go To DIE! sorry, wild-eyed again). It's a wonderfully badass and hilarious Western sort of show, except it takes place in space. And it's crazy good.

Quick self promotion: a still have a radio show from three to five on Tuesday afternoons, and I think you'd rather like it. Currently my mom has coerced the larger portion of my extended family into tuning in, and although I greatly appreciate every listener, it's not exactly the fan base I was aiming for, you know? First hour is just music off my computer, second half my friend and I go old school and play some vinyl, which is ridiculously fun. Go to iTunes, open "Radio," open "College Radio," and scroll down until you find KSLU.

As I sit writing this, I notice a pencil laying nearby. With a Jesus eraser. The idea of Jesus erasing my wrong answers is enticing enough that I may steal it.