"I'm not dead!"

Man oh man do I love Monty Python.

Seen Iron Man twice now. I think I could do with a third showing...and possibly a fourth. Transformers holds the current personal record with four showings in the theaters...and yet I haven't seen that film in its entirety since July 2007. So embarrassing, I tell you.

Having seconds thoughts about Transformers: Animated now, with stuff I've been hearing. Perhaps I'm too harsh and judgmental? Or maybe Nickelodeon has spoiled me with it's rather mature Avatar: The Last Airbender. Either way eventually I'll decide whether to watch or not.

It's my birthday today. I'm just one year away from living two decades on this planet Earth. Whoopee. Crap, now I want to watch that MST3K movie. It's a silly movie, but not as silly as the epic "Santa Claus Conquers the Martians."

I really wish I made that up.

The hormones are over but I'm still iffy about horseracing until after the first week of June. I just want to get the Triple Crown races over with.

Racing Gods, I would love it if Colonel John ran in the Preakness and Belmont and won them over Big Brown. Sure Big Brown's got the wonderful nicking pattern of Danzig/Nureyev and he's got the speed and apparently the stamina and that loudmouth braggart of a trainer in Dutrow, but I really do like for the old American stamina to come back. Why no loving for Man o' War?

Started a new oneshot series based in my Transformers fanverse. Experimenting with various characters in various situations. Loving the interaction between Arcee and Bumblebee in one of the oneshots. LJ prompts, you are love.

I'm not sure how to go about the dream sequence in my other fanfiction's prologue now. I aim for something more...cryptic and psychedelic. I can do psychedelic; that's how I've been living half of my life.

And I love cryptic. Nothing like fucking with the readers' minds. Not sure how I keep my customers with that motto, though.

Fables. Insanely amazing comic book series. Looks like I'm out to buy some more. Thankfully they're cheaper than DC Comics, Marvel, and IDW Publishing.

Baby, all we need now is some Indiana Jones.