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[meorae]

I'd say this was a successful vacation. Learned how to solve a 4x4 rubix cube. Watched 20 episodes of Doctor Who (all caught up now). Watched the first 4 episodes of Firefly. Watched the new Lost and Torchwood episodes. Rewatched Two Towers. Beat Teddy at chess twice in a row (3 wins out of 8 games so far). Beat Teddy at Set once (1 out of 20 or so). Beat my dad at chess once (1 out of 3). Played Clue, Trouble and Connect Four. Made some amazing Domino rallies. Made a snow platypus. Went sledding. Filled out my last three scholarship apps. Started a puzzle. Watched Human Tetris on youtube yet again. Watched Barrowman clips on youtube yet again. Listened to Barrowman's CD way more than is healthy. Observed a lunar eclipse. Played some DDR. Read Talk Talk and Falling Free. Caught up on sleep. :D

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[arsinyk.livejournal.com]

Sounds like a good day.

Mostly I just wanted to say that I like your new icons. Especially the Jack/Ianto snog. ♥

[acern.livejournal.com]

WHAT, WITHOUT ME?!! For serious?! You and Pam both, betraying me to do Platypusian things on your own...

I bet I could beat Teddy at Set. I'm a master at that game.

[meorae.livejournal.com]

♥ for the Janto snog. There seem to be a lot of Torchwood and Doctor Who icons around, but it took me forever to find any that I liked. I still need to find a badass Ianto icon, though.

At some point I should lend you Barrowman's book and cd. I meant to hang out with you some time this vacation, but I'm lazy...

[meorae.livejournal.com]

I'm just spreading your brilliance, oh great master of the platypus.

We should play some time. Teddy's better than me, but I'm still amazing at it. Have you ever played Amanda (the sophomore) at it? Because she can beat Teddy.

[acern.livejournal.com]

I actually haven't played for a few years, and don't know who Amanda is, but BRING ON ALL CHALLENGERS I will kick their asses. >:D

Ah yes, my Awesome must percolate to all corners of the world, I do suppose. *Preen*

[arsinyk.livejournal.com]

Haha, yeah. I've been being lazy too, else I'd have called you myself. I guess the Tardis didn't really happen. :P

In Which the Carol is Introduced to the Reader

[prettypettigrew.livejournal.com]

I would just like to point out the inevitable ownage of Carol, the Genius of Arlington and Environs, who single-handedly discovered the Calculuses of both Newton and Leibniz before the two foolhardy scalawags pilfered her work and absconded with the papers to a remote location in the Arctic. In short, to challenge a mind of her caliber would be to thrust one's self (literally) into the cavernous mouth of the Platypus of despair, with whom the world would be a merry and gay place. Be timid, fear her, for Carol is the only hope of dominion over Teddy. With these words, I sincerely hope you dedicate the rest of your life (if not a few years) to the service of her greatness. and environs.

Re: In Which the Carol is Introduced to the Reader

[acern.livejournal.com]

Promotion to one level above cannon fodder.

[meorae.livejournal.com]

Oh the Tardis will happen. Just you wait.

[arsinyk.livejournal.com]

I said "didn't", not "won't". There's a difference.

But that is still good to know.

Re: In Which the Carol is Introduced to the Reader

[prettypettigrew.livejournal.com]

Thank you, your grace. My liege. Excellency.