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Thursday, February 03, 2005

Boys, boys, boys

Still writing about Wil Wheaton. Haven't gotten the hook yet. Maybe I should skip around, start writing the ending -- but that's just not the way I roll.

Via Alex: Brosnan's done with playing Bond, which is good news. Especially since I'd love to see Clive Owen take it on, but I'd also be quite happy with the Gerard Butler compromise.

I mean, just so long as he doesn't sing.

Teen magazines keep writing that my eyes 'twinkle' when I talk. Look, I'm a guy. I don't twinkle, you know! You can say that my eyes 'sparkle' maybe, but not 'twinkle' alright? Got that teen magazine writers?! -- Jonathan Brandis

It's research, okay? Research.

Valentine's Day is coming up. Maybe I should start dating again. New Beverly is playing Sunset Blvd and All About Eve that Saturday. Couldn't be any worse as date movies than Closer.

I also really want to see Inside Deep Throat, too.

This is all presuming that there are individuals to potentially date. Presumptuous. That's a fun word. It speaks of falsehoods and pints of ice cream and sleep.

This shirt I'm wearing today is a little slutty, but only because it fits kinda big and keeps falling off one shoulder or the other.

I want to go for a run tonight. I want that guy on Digital Webbing to mail me back. I want a casting coup.

I miss Jonathan Brandis's sparkle.

It's a slow day.

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