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1) Take your LJ username and replace each letter with the corresponding number (A=1, B=2, etc.)

valarltd= 22+1+12+1+18+12+20+4

2) Add all of the numbers together to create a kind of super number

90

3) Make a note of the first digit of this number, then add the digits of the number together.

9

4) Find the post of this number in your LJ. If you don't have that many posts, add the digits together again. Keep doing so until the number is smaller than your pathetic number of posts.

Where does enjoyment stop and fandom start

5) Take the digit you noted in step 3, and count that many words into the post.

"give"

6) Use the resulting word in a Google Image Search, and select a picture from the first page

7) Post the results for us all to see:

Good Mail Day

I love good mail days.

Bad mail days are when you get three bills, one of which is overdue.

Good mail days bring fanzines, SW Chicks Fight for the Cure pins and 2 liter bottles decorated like piggies and stuffed full of crochet-y goodness. OK, I lied about the fanzines.



Dollface and I ran errands: post office, bank, etc. This included lunch at McDonald's for a Hello Kitty toy. And finding out the blood bank isn't open on Monday.

We watched QL. The "Raped" episode is hard to watch, esp the end. When the bad guy gets Sam down and threatens "If you thought what I did last time was rape, wait till you see what I'm doing this time." All I could think was "Wait a minute. Sam's body is really there, and the girl's is just a hologram that everyone sees, right? Oh Sam, get up!"


We also watched "When Star Wars Ruled the World." Very funny. I love Mark's line about "He got made into a coffee table. It was just so unexpected!" And my Ewok-vision was borne out by Harrison Ford's crack about the end of RotJ being "A teddy bears' picnic." Some new backstage footage I hadn't seen. Still nothing of the infamous Medbay Kiss. And Kevin Smith was a delight as always. He does such good Meta. I wish they'd gotten him for the DVD commentary.

Is it my imagination or do both men look as if they've had their noses broken in the recent past? Mark's is distinctly lopsided, and Harrison's is skewed to the right of his face. They don't look bad their ages and the abuse they've put themselves through over the years. Kenny Baker and Warwick Davis are aging well (then again, Davis is only 33) but Peter Mayhew looks bad, and Dave Prowse has been notably absent from all of these. (His health is very bad as I understand. Many back problems.) Jeremy Bulloch is getting better looking with age.

"I'm a pez dispenser and a lego. I want nothing more from life." --Jeremy Bulloch.