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Compatibility Test and other things
May. 30th, 2002 03:37 pmI finally broke down and took this. Misha @ drizzle.com, if you're so inclined.
Devon
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Simplelyric
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How Compatible are You with Misha?
And then I got bored, because how many journal entries do I have to search through and then re-enter the data? Sheesh.
For amusement value, another link: Fellowship of the Rings meets Monty Python
I've been reading Ain't It Cool: Hollywood's Redheaded Stepchild Speaks Out at lunch the past couple of days. It's about Harry Knowles, who set up http://www.aintitcool.com a few years back to review movies (and maybe throw a few spoilers out there in the meantime.
Ah. True geekdom. I like this book for three reasons: It's an interesting look at the business of movies and moviemaking. It's interesting seeing the POV of a niche of geekdom: the movie geek. And finally, Harry's a really enthusiastic guy. He loves his subject, and his enthusiasm infects the book. Good times.
Devon
68% similar
65% complimentary
Simplelyric
91% similar
77% complimentary
Thamiris
96% similar
97% complimentary
How Compatible are You with Misha?
And then I got bored, because how many journal entries do I have to search through and then re-enter the data? Sheesh.
For amusement value, another link: Fellowship of the Rings meets Monty Python
I've been reading Ain't It Cool: Hollywood's Redheaded Stepchild Speaks Out at lunch the past couple of days. It's about Harry Knowles, who set up http://www.aintitcool.com a few years back to review movies (and maybe throw a few spoilers out there in the meantime.
Ah. True geekdom. I like this book for three reasons: It's an interesting look at the business of movies and moviemaking. It's interesting seeing the POV of a niche of geekdom: the movie geek. And finally, Harry's a really enthusiastic guy. He loves his subject, and his enthusiasm infects the book. Good times.
