Chat Thread: Chopsticks and teacups

[rmcdra]

Gho the Girl

I GOT A 95!!!! WOOOOOOOOTT!

*dances merrily*

Thanks to all who wished me well! It really made a difference!

*clapclapclapclap*  

[maenad nuri]

Collowrath

maenad nuri

So I'm re-reading Mists of Avalon, having gathered a copy from a friend (mine went missing, like so many of my lent out books), and I'm remembering one thing:

I love it for the same reasons I find it laughable.

My partner and I routinely make fun of a scene from the miniseries based off of the book. xp

I am not ashamed to say that I recorded that off of TNT when it aired.  

[Collowrath]

maenad nuri

Collowrath

maenad nuri

So I'm re-reading Mists of Avalon, having gathered a copy from a friend (mine went missing, like so many of my lent out books), and I'm remembering one thing:

I love it for the same reasons I find it laughable.

My partner and I routinely make fun of a scene from the miniseries based off of the book. xp

I am not ashamed to say that I recorded that off of TNT when it aired.

I have the dvd. redface  

[Shearaha]

maenad nuri

So I'm re-reading Mists of Avalon, having gathered a copy from a friend (mine went missing, like so many of my lent out books), and I'm remembering one thing:

I love it for the same reasons I find it laughable.

So what is this book about again. It sounds familiar, but I know I haven't read it.  

[Calixti]

maenad nuri

So I'm re-reading Mists of Avalon, having gathered a copy from a friend (mine went missing, like so many of my lent out books), and I'm remembering one thing:

I love it for the same reasons I find it laughable.

That whole series kind of makes me roll my eyes. And I typically love retellings of Arthurian legend. sweatdrop  

[maenad nuri]

Shearaha

maenad nuri

So I'm re-reading Mists of Avalon, having gathered a copy from a friend (mine went missing, like so many of my lent out books), and I'm remembering one thing:

I love it for the same reasons I find it laughable.

So what is this book about again. It sounds familiar, but I know I haven't read it.

Feminist and rather generic-neopagan retelling of the Arthurian legends. I like reading it and then my copy of le morte de arthur.  

[maenad nuri]

And now I might follow that up by watching the BBC's Merlin.  

[Shearaha]

Sounds like fun. I'm watching the Eureka marathon tonight.  

[Aino Ailill]

maenad nuri

Shearaha

maenad nuri

So I'm re-reading Mists of Avalon, having gathered a copy from a friend (mine went missing, like so many of my lent out books), and I'm remembering one thing:

I love it for the same reasons I find it laughable.

So what is this book about again. It sounds familiar, but I know I haven't read it.

Feminist and rather generic-neopagan retelling of the Arthurian legends. I like reading it and then my copy of le morte de arthur.

Hah! That was one of my closest friend's favorite book(s?) for the longest time. Might still be.  

[TeaDidikai]

I'm still in love with WH13.  

[Aino Ailill]

Gho the Girl

I GOT A 95!!!! WOOOOOOOOTT!

*dances merrily*

Thanks to all who wished me well! It really made a difference!

*cheers wildly*  

[Calixti]

maenad nuri

And now I might follow that up by watching the BBC's Merlin.

DOOOOOO EEEEET. That series is SO much fun. heart  

[River_Moonwolf]

Haven't seen Merlin yet, heard it's good though. Anyone got any other recommendations?  

[Deoridhe]

maenad nuri

Shearaha

maenad nuri

So I'm re-reading Mists of Avalon, having gathered a copy from a friend (mine went missing, like so many of my lent out books), and I'm remembering one thing:

I love it for the same reasons I find it laughable.

So what is this book about again. It sounds familiar, but I know I haven't read it.

Feminist and rather generic-neopagan retelling of the Arthurian legends. I like reading it and then my copy of le morte de arthur.

Lancelot/Guinevere/Arthur ot3. ninja  

[TeaDidikai]

Deoridhe

maenad nuri

Shearaha

maenad nuri

So I'm re-reading Mists of Avalon, having gathered a copy from a friend (mine went missing, like so many of my lent out books), and I'm remembering one thing:

I love it for the same reasons I find it laughable.

So what is this book about again. It sounds familiar, but I know I haven't read it.

Feminist and rather generic-neopagan retelling of the Arthurian legends. I like reading it and then my copy of le morte de arthur.

Lancelot/Guinevere/Arthur ot3. ninja

They have Thetans?

Has anyone else ever wanted to punch Guinevere in the face?