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I have a sick feeling the love-striken voice of William Daniels will be haunting my dreams. Yeah... just... NO. WRONG!

Steff: That poor car.
Me: He's going to snap. Tomorrow he's going to be all "Save you guys? F*** that!"

o___O

This beats out the fever dream from last night where I had 15 arms and couldn't watch TV because I would become the main character.

Why won't this blasted cold leave? I've gotta help move Laura in 2 days!

Found more Frantics radio shows. I now have 24 hours of material. Fear my nerdness. I finally found a copy of episode 28, which I swore I'd never find. It's where the first big Boot to the Head sketch is from. Well, I've got it now. I must say that "Mr. Safety" is fast becoming one of my favorite series of skits. "Don't get the stuffing into your stomach the same way you got it into the turkey". "Do not hand out candy to trick-or-treaters who wear white sheets and burn crosses in your front yard". So short, but so non-PC and goofy.

::worried worried worried::

Come on moving company! Phone Laura!

Remind me never to take drugs with an expectorant before going to bed again. I woke up choking this morning. Not fun. The combo of Benylin and Motrin is like lightening in a bottle, though. The only thing you can feel is the phlegm. The only problem is I can't lie down for long period of time because I'm coughing so much up.

I'm a bit annoyed with Universal's double sided DVDs. Mom's been in happy fan-mom land with her "Murder, She Wrote" box set, but while the Side As play great on my computer, it chokes a bit on the Side Bs. We have to pop it in and out a few times for the computer to notice there's a playable DVD in there. And this happens with EVERY disc in the set, which leads me to think it's a design flaw. My KR DVDs are also double sided Universal DVDs, but I have yet to try them in my computer...

::does so::

Okay... these seem to run fine. But yet all the MSW discs are wacky. I'm confused!

And on the topic of Murder, She Wrote, I support my mom's fandoms but I have yet to figure out how at least one person can die in that town every week and nobody finds it strange. That's like... 52 deaths a year in a tiny cove in Maine! Toronto, a city a billion times bigger then Cabot Cove has had under 80 deaths this year. How does this town maintain a solid population?