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Doggie Drama and Guilty Pleasures Meme
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meiousei!
Now I tag:-
aster_dw atelierjoh goldenflames imorca and steelehearts
to complete this same Quiz, Its HERE.
Also... I found this because a post about it was being mocked on Somethingawful.com's Weekend Web. As far as I'm concerned, THIS IS AWESOME. It's a theatrical production starring two adorable Shetland Sheepdogs. *I* would pay money to see this. Check out the photo galleries on the website, they are sooooooo cuuuuuuuute.
Hey people that own The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe on DVD: Does anyone have the 2-disc collector's edition? If so, what physical extras did it come with? I picked up the R2 Japanese edition the other day because it was on sale. It came with postcards and bookmarks. I've noticed that postcards and/or bookmarks are pretty standard extras for Disney's "collector's edition" DVDs. (I.E., my special edition of the PotC II DVD also came with postcards.) Since I haven't bought a Region 1 Disney DVD in forever, I'm curious if the postcards thing is universal to most Disney DVDs, or if it's just a Japan thing.
Also, what's up with not including theatrical trailers as DVD extra anymore? Seriously, it's really annoying. Okay, maybe this sounds weird, but I'm a bit of a trailer connoisseur. I looove to watch theatrical trailers, especially good ones. But lately I've noticed that it's becoming rarer and rarer for trailers to be included as DVD extras, particularly on Disney DVDs. (Fox is usually pretty good about this, though.) I mean, a year or two ago I would have just expected a theatrical trailer to be a standard extra for any DVD releease. So why are fewer and fewer DVDs including theatrical trailers? Maybe it's a silly thing to get worked up about, but it's starting to piss me off.
Finally, some random writing-related linkspammage:
Now THIS is a smart and useful post about "Mary Sues"
Stephen King Said it Best
Stephen King Said it Best, Part II
meiousei!| Culinary: | Japanese Mr. Donut | I only go once or twice a month, I swear. Still, the temptation is so strong... And this month they have Black Sesame Cream Pon de Ring. Oh god. |
| Literary: | 80% of my manga collection. | ...Do I have to? |
| Audiovisual: | Nerima Daikon Brothers | Sexist. Atrociously racist. And the best animated musical send-up of The Blues Brothers EVER. Plus it has Nabeshin in it. |
| Musical: | early Britney Spears | Major chords. Yeah they're musically "cheap" but whatever. Really simple, catchy melodies. And you can dance to it. |
| Celebrity: | Gordon Ramsey | Watching a brilliant man act like a complete asshole on national television will never stop being entertaining. |
Now I tag:-
aster_dw atelierjoh goldenflames imorca and steeleheartsto complete this same Quiz, Its HERE.
Also... I found this because a post about it was being mocked on Somethingawful.com's Weekend Web. As far as I'm concerned, THIS IS AWESOME. It's a theatrical production starring two adorable Shetland Sheepdogs. *I* would pay money to see this. Check out the photo galleries on the website, they are sooooooo cuuuuuuuute.
Hey people that own The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe on DVD: Does anyone have the 2-disc collector's edition? If so, what physical extras did it come with? I picked up the R2 Japanese edition the other day because it was on sale. It came with postcards and bookmarks. I've noticed that postcards and/or bookmarks are pretty standard extras for Disney's "collector's edition" DVDs. (I.E., my special edition of the PotC II DVD also came with postcards.) Since I haven't bought a Region 1 Disney DVD in forever, I'm curious if the postcards thing is universal to most Disney DVDs, or if it's just a Japan thing.
Also, what's up with not including theatrical trailers as DVD extra anymore? Seriously, it's really annoying. Okay, maybe this sounds weird, but I'm a bit of a trailer connoisseur. I looove to watch theatrical trailers, especially good ones. But lately I've noticed that it's becoming rarer and rarer for trailers to be included as DVD extras, particularly on Disney DVDs. (Fox is usually pretty good about this, though.) I mean, a year or two ago I would have just expected a theatrical trailer to be a standard extra for any DVD releease. So why are fewer and fewer DVDs including theatrical trailers? Maybe it's a silly thing to get worked up about, but it's starting to piss me off.
Finally, some random writing-related linkspammage:
Now THIS is a smart and useful post about "Mary Sues"
Stephen King Said it Best
Stephen King Said it Best, Part II