Sixty-nine
Oct. 19th, 2002 09:25 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ravenI have sixty-nine LJ friends. I don't find that remotely amusing.
Well... not much to say. Pedar and I have been sharing a bowl of popcorn and watching Frasier - he wants to watch Witness later, and I'm all for it. I like that film, which is surprising, because we hardly ever like the same films, which the obvious exceptions of Clueless and The Shawshank Redemption.
I was watching M*A*S*H earlier - the one where Trapper nearly gets sent home. Frighteningly, when Trapper was describing his symptoms, Pedar breezed through, remarked, "You have a duodenal ulcer!" and went out.
Five seconds later Trapper diagnosed himself. No prizes for guessing what was wrong with him.
I only mention all of this because it was a delightfully slashy ep - you can see Hawkeye is nearly crying at the prospect of Trapper leaving.
Ah... nice.
Well... not much to say. Pedar and I have been sharing a bowl of popcorn and watching Frasier - he wants to watch Witness later, and I'm all for it. I like that film, which is surprising, because we hardly ever like the same films, which the obvious exceptions of Clueless and The Shawshank Redemption.
I was watching M*A*S*H earlier - the one where Trapper nearly gets sent home. Frighteningly, when Trapper was describing his symptoms, Pedar breezed through, remarked, "You have a duodenal ulcer!" and went out.
Five seconds later Trapper diagnosed himself. No prizes for guessing what was wrong with him.
I only mention all of this because it was a delightfully slashy ep - you can see Hawkeye is nearly crying at the prospect of Trapper leaving.
Ah... nice.
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on 2002-10-19 02:07 pm (UTC)Once there was a dislocated shoulder they were trying to get back into place, which he said they were doing wrong. My sister asked (stupidly) why, and he started to show her using *her* arm. Was v. funny :p
He was teaching me how to make people unconscious by pinching the back of their necks (using me as an example, but not till I blacked out). Then he told me it was dangerous and not to use it...
:)
Dads are strange, aren't they?
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on 2002-10-19 02:10 pm (UTC)Can you really do that to a person by pinching the back of their necks?
The other day, though, my dad did spot a really obvious error in M*A*S*H - they were looking at the X-ray from back to front!
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on 2002-10-19 02:11 pm (UTC)That is pretty dumb! :p
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on 2002-10-19 02:13 pm (UTC)Why aren't you on trillian?
:)