Scheduling Silence

Okay, Friday through Tuesday, I will be unreachable. Just to let y'all know.

I'm not going to answer the phone, sign into messenger, anything.

I won't be, y'know, going anywhere or anything; I'm just hermiting for a few days.

I'll have no classes, the caf'll be shut down for break...I really see no reason to leave the room.

I'll be available again starting Wednesday, just to be clear.

And if there's something that just can't wait, I'll be checking my email.

That is all.

Co-inky-dink

That's probably spelled wrong, but I, for once, don't care.

You want to know something that's probably only funny to me?

CoCoRosie's Beautiful Boyz started playing just before I started reading this.

Oh, those beautiful boys...Pimps and queens and criminal queers...Oh, those beautiful boys...Tattoos of ships and tattoos of tears...

Yeah...My brain makes weird connections.

Question, Bitches

Totally spamming today. Don't care. Day sucked.

So...I have this final tomorrow. For a class I know I'm going to fail no matter what.

Do I go?

'Cause if I go, I take the final. If I take the final, I have to study for it. If I study, I lose time I should probably be using to study for my philosophy final Thursday, since there's at least a chance I can pass that.

That was the question part. 'Preciate an answer. Thanks.

I've been reading some episode reactions to the new SGA episode, and several people have mentioned that while John (in the episode Epiphany) talks about himself in the third person, he calls himself "John", whereas Rodney (in the new ep, Grace Under Pressure) does the same, he refers to himself as "McKay".

All I could think was that when I talk in the third person, unless I'm talking to someone, I don't use my name. I usually just call myself "bitch". Do people usually use their names? To themselves?

Oh, My Show. How I Love Thee.

The Director looks scary with the new haircut.

"I tire of saying "small horse"."

Ducky, I love you.

If this turns out to be a bad episode, I'ma be pissed. I could be sleeping. I actually was sleeping. I woke up for this. Been up since 4:15.

Huh. Criminal Minds has cannibals this week.

I want to know more about Tony's family. "My father cut me off when I was twelve." What the hell?

I like the staff sergeant.

Everytime I see YaYa's Radio Shack commercial, my brain cries for the madness.

If I have to get a roommate, I hope she's a geek. Because at this point? Me, trying to deal with a non-geek girl 24/7? Can only end in much badness for everyone involved. Because all of this alone-time has stripped me of my filters. And I'm kind of an acquired taste at the best of times.

"Criminy, we live like gingerbread men."

OMG, Director totally dumped Gibbs via Dear John! Bitch. That's...bitch. He deserves a medal for being able to work with her with anything like civility.

Oh, Abby, I heart you madly. She got Tony flowers! Black roses! With a "Get Well Soon" card! 'Cause they didn't have one that said "Sorry I almost sent you to prison"! <3<3<3

Okay, that's adorable. Tony has a lockbox full of Gibbs' medals. And that's a lot of medals, considering Tony could only have been collecting them for five, maybe six, years, depending on how much time has elapsed off-canvas.

But Tony! Keeping them all in his desk!

You know, one of the reasons I love Tony so much is that his character is so...I have no succinct way of putting this.

It's like he's constantly playing a part, sometimes more than one. He's an overgrown fratboy and a total horndog. Then he's a terrifyingly competent and dedicated agent.

He bitches about ruined clothes and is stoic in the face of the Black Death. He jostles for attention and position during the day, but works in secret in the middle of the night.

He's...interesting. Seemingly estranged from his apparently wealthy family, but wears designer clothes and drives a fancy car. Skilled undercover cop, recruited to NCIS. Appears to seduce women by reflex. Actually does laugh in the face of death.

I love him kind of desperately.