LOVE.

[kaydeefalls]

How much of a dork am I that my idea of a great Friday night is reading X-Files fanfic and dancing around like a lunatic to the Across the Universe soundtrack?

Whatever, it's totally fantastic.

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[troisroyaumes]

Sounds like an awesome Friday night to me too! XD

[kaydeefalls.livejournal.com]

It was indeed. :)

[newredshoes]

I think it sounds MARVELOUS. I was dragged out to a bar at the tail end of the evening and it was just awkward. I didn't want to be there at all.

Hey, somewhat odd question: would it be possible to borrow your laptop sometime over the weekend? I have a profusion of time-sensitive screencaps I'd like to make, and my computer continues to be incapable. I probably would only need it for an hour or so. If that's not doable, totally feel free tell me so.

[kaydeefalls.livejournal.com]

You can borrow my laptop on Sunday if you need it -- especially if you don't mind working with an older and slower machine, because then I can just lend you my old one, which is better with Photoshop anyway. But I don't have any screencapping software -- what d'you need to do?

(There could also be BSG. Or other such nonsense. I'm just sayin'.)

[newredshoes]

I need to make caps of this video for Milliways. Uh. I have it on DVD, but yeah, aforementioned computer trouble, and I don't want to have to cap off YouTube.

I actually have no idea what to use for software on your non-Mac. *sheepish* I use Snap'n'Drag on my PowerBook and it's perfect. I wouldn't need Photoshop, I could just send the pictures to my computer and take care of the iconizing from there.

(BSG? Dude, I could be tempted!)

[kaydeefalls.livejournal.com]

I guess you'd have to download that program onto my Mac, then, 'cause I never found a way to screencap DVDs off my other laptop.

[trivetmonger.livejournal.com]

Can you really read and dance at the same time? You must be a superhero.

And now, an open letter to Julie Taymor, disguised as an open letter to one of her characters.

Dear Prudence,

You are a superfluous character. Your existence is irrelevant to the plot. Julie Taymor could've come up with a better way to work "Dear Prudence" into the story that wasn't so obnoxiously contrived and literal. We are all glad that you are a lesbian, but that does not justify your peripherality.

I hope you are finding Vermont quite lovely and enjoying Rita's particular abilities.

Sincerely,
Daniel