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[prog]

Went to meerkitty's house this evening for an antisocial. She worked on her strange Cisco moon-voodoo while I talked business with daerr and read Rules of Play (which I'm enjoying more and more). Met her very friendly cat. I think traveling all the way from Porter to Riverside (D line) is the longest I've ever ridden the T. It takes more than an hour, even when the red->green transition is bang-on-time.

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Nearly done with the show, which I've been working on since midnight. The Shadows over Camelot clip, which I put off until last, just isn't going to look very good. It's entirely because I attempted to direct it while playing, and therefore it had no direction at all.

Now that I'm more comfortable in the SCAT studio and have made friends there, I am going to try to have future game sessions at the studio, with a real director (who is not me) and real cameras (though kyroraz did an excellent job working with my vague instructions at the SoC shoot). It's not as interesting-looking as ruthling's basement but it will do.

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5 a.m. and not sleepy. Guess I'll go watch TV and floss. Or something. Let's hear it for 30-hour days!

Comments

wow

[meerkitty.livejournal.com]

i didn't realize it takes That long! i used to do all sorts of meditative things on the T: read, write my analysis for various labs in various classes, think about my 1000 or so contingency plans, and if i had company, fabricate people's lives on very little actual data and laugh uproariously. the last is my favourite. who is that really scary 50's guy in your icon, anyway?

Re: wow

[xymotik.livejournal.com]

I followed the link from Jmac's icon page.

Wow.

I was thinking the Aetherius Society might be even more bizarre than Scientology, but apparently they haven't been sucessful at recruiting celebrities or extracting millions of dollars from their followers, so I guess Scientology wins.

Re: wow

[meerkitty.livejournal.com]

that's really special.

"Prepare yourself! You are to become the voice of Interplanetary Parliament."

wtf?

Re: wow

[prog.livejournal.com]

Wasn't complaining, just saying. I passed the time reading, too, as I usually do.

The guy is the Rev. Dr. Sir George King, Founder of the Aetherius Society, Defender of Earth. http://www.randi.org/encyclopedia/Aetherius%20Society.html

RWAR!

[xymotik.livejournal.com]

I knew the name George King sounded familiar--the name is shared by a super-dick asshat from the city govt. who demanded my cottage be rendered uninhabitable last spring.

$*&@!