Alive and Not Kicking

[denny]

"Life in the bus lane, mate" (Moff, Human Traffic)

Life continues to be slow and (mostly) uneventful, with occasional bursts of pain. duranorak has been here for a few days, but has now mooched off to Cambridge to see all the pretty shiny people. *waves at the good ship Calling and all who sail in her*

I got a whole load of DVDs a few days back, most of which I've now watched... causing occasional bursts of pain in duranorak, who seems convinced that I have little taste in anything relating to popular culture. She's probably right. But Tank Girl still rocks, so there.

I didn't take any painkillers at all yesterday. It took me hours to get to sleep, which has been becoming something of a pattern anyway - but once I did eventually pass out, I seemed to sleep fairly successfully, and woke up feeling positively chirpy for a man with a broken leg. This wore off after a bit of moving around, but it was still a nice way to start the day.

In geeky news, my Kings of Chaos army is doing quite well, slowly crawling up the ranks to the dizzy heights of #59 at the time of posting. I may have to dig out the obsessive post with all my allies' links, to see if you friendly people can boost me into the top 50 now  :)

Comments

[kissycat1000.livejournal.com]

/me sneaks up behind you and plants a huuuuuuge kiss on your cheek

[dennyd.livejournal.com]

"Which cheek was that Dud?"
"Left upper"

(classic moments in comedy (Pete and Dud))

[the-lady-lily.livejournal.com]

But Tank Girl still rocks, so there.

Seconded with a hearty second :)

Finally, someone else who's heard of either the film or the comic or possibly both!

[dennyd.livejournal.com]

Oh, definitely both. I used to wear a Tank Girl t-shirt quite often before the movie came out, but relegated it to the back of the cupboard when everyone started going 'I remember that film' every time I wore it...

I've got the graphic novels around here somewhere, along with Hewligan's Haircut which I really enjoyed too.