h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Yes, so I got to see ther Matrix last night.

It rocked, and as I believe most people reading this will want to see it themselves, that is all I am going to say about that... Okay, I'll say that for the second time around, Hugo Weaving was a total bada$$. (Not that this surprises anyone.)

So anyway. I was wearing my black pinstripe catholic schoolgirl outfit with these red sparkly high heels and my Robin coat. And for some reason this went over well. I had a really interesting coversation with a guy dressed as an Agent about which side I was on. We finally decided that I would probably be an Agent, ('cause how could you not with a pinstripe suit, miniskirt or no?) only upgraded. And therefore very bada$$.

Some Abercrombie girls (Yes, we can all collectively shudder now,) sitting next to us were very gutsy and said very loudly "There's no place like home," (they were talking about my heels,) to which I replied "That was so very clever of you... Perhaps you ought to go there?" and I held a stare for about five seconds before they looked away. (Some people are just so juvenile. I can't help it that I lok cuter in red sparkly high heels and pinstripe minis than they could ever hope to. I just don't understand why people with low self esteem try to bring people down to their level by making fun of really stupid things. Like my shoes. Which are cute, d@mmit. ) ...And /then/ they had the unmitigated /gall/ to speak during the film.

Suffice it to say that I came up with some extremely interesting ideas on where to hide body parts.

I ended up getting home at 4:00. So no sleep for me.

It is 7:41 mountain time now, and I have to go to tai chi soon. I am planning on ging a bit early and sleeping on the carpet squares before my instructors get there.

So off I fly.

-Jadie

Okay... I am so cheezed off... I was SUPPOSED to see MR last night, but my buddy "didn't know if you really wanted to go" so he didn't get me a ticket... then when I bawled him out he went to get me one and they were SOLD OUT. He is not only on the DBP list (Dumb Boy Peeps) he is also the president.

Don't worry about the Aber*****bie girls, Jade... you have way more style and imagination. It's punishment enought that they have to live their own boring lives. Plus, they don't have the hutzpah to wear any part of your kickin' outfit!

That's what J told me. ...And he was wearing vinyl pants! *evil grin*

Well about the guy what's bein' stupid... Kick him. Hard. In the shin. And take him to see it as soon as possible. It rocks hard.

Are you kidding? He ditched me! I'm not gonna go with him! I'm gonna find another cutie and be treated right. I don't care if we're "just friends" you don't ditch your buddies.

But I'm glad it's gonna rock. I *just* saw X2. Long live Phoenix!

The Matrix Reloaded? Heard its good. Anyway, Wednesday night (I think) is the matrix night on channel 5. They're showing the original version, the Animatrix: The final flight of the Osiris and the making of Reloaded. Gonna stay in and watch the lot.

Well what is channel five for you? What company owns it?

I've seen it twice now...

It makes a lot more sense the second time around, lemme tell you.

-J

Hey Craxus

Channel 5 is the fifth channel available on ordinary British terrestrial TV (i.e. not cable or satellite). It's privately owned, but in a wonderful spate of British ingenuity they called it "Channel 5". Probably because the fourth channel (which came along in 1982) was called Channel 4.

See www.channel5.co.uk/

Thanks Euan

but you can only get channel 5 if you live north of london, otherwise you need cable or sky which i have

i have just noticed a rather suspect plant in the flowerbed on my CCTV. will have to go pick a few leaves when i finish=====~~

That is a load of ****. You only need to retune your telly, you don't need a sattelite dish, cable, a visit from an engineer or a decoder. (which they said you do need)