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[apocalypsos]

Oh, crap. I just became that person who didn't know it was snowing until somebody else mentioned it on LJ. *headsmack*

EDIT: If anybody wants to see a clearer version of the Fantastic Four trailer, here it is. So far, I don't really have any misgivings. I mean, the Doctor Doom thing ... yeah. It's a stretch of the canon, but then again, they've stretched canon before in X-Men so that it'll fit the film, so I'm leaving it leeway until I actually see the movie. (Now? Can I see it now? Pleeeeeease?)

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[phillyexpat.livejournal.com]

Ugh, tell me about it. I will so enjoy feeling like a prisoner in my own home tomorrow. I love living in the city, but tomorrow is going to SUCK.

[cyprinella]

Amen. I"m a commuter from hell and gone and boy is it going to suck my left tit to come in tommorow. I feel your pain.

[phillyexpat.livejournal.com]

Ugh-you have to work tomorrow? Good lord. I live three blocks from work and I still don't have to come in. Jesus H. Christo.

Given how bad traffic was in my neighborhood during the recent Rite Aid and Mystery Van fiascos, I can't even fathom what tomorrow is going to be like . . .

[cyprinella]

Yeah. I work at a museum and they wouldn't give me the day off. Thank god that I only work there for another two week and a half. Come to me, new job with paid federal holidays!

I'm taking metro like usual, but I figure that I'll be leaving home even earlier than usual.

[phillyexpat.livejournal.com]

Yikes-I hope you're nowhere near the Mall. Bring a stick on the metro to bat away the tourists . . .

[cyprinella]

6th and E NW, so right by the MCI and Convention center. *cries*

[phillyexpat.livejournal.com]

I think that qualifies for cruel and unusual punishment.

But on any other day-cool area! I love Chinatown, especially with the new movie theater and Matchbox.

[cyprinella]

I whole heartedly agree. THis is why I'm glad I'm quitting in a week and a half.

Yeah, it's great for lunch. I have friends meet me all the time and go to one of the many restaurants.

[apocalypsos.livejournal.com]

The sick thing is, I really want to go, and I can't. I know it's Bush and I loathe the man, but I've never seen a presidential inauguration.

You won't be missing much, I promise

[phillyexpat.livejournal.com]

I went to Clinton's inaug in 1997. I was a sophomore in college. I stood in the not the furthest but not the nearest section. Clinton looked to be the size of a Han Solo action figure. It was crowded and freezing and I was on my feet for HOURS, but I was excited because it was A, the first presidential election I voted in, and B, I liked the guy.

Hopefully in four years, there will be an inauguration to go for you with a better President. And it will be warmer . . .

[palmetto.livejournal.com]

I went to Bush 1's inauguration, I think, when I was 8. My parents didn't vote for him, but we were doing all of those 'character building' things. I was cold, thirsty, and my feet hurt. That's about all I remember.

I flip Jeb Bush's house off every time I drive past it, though. That's gotta count for something.

[coyotegoth.livejournal.com]

You could always go as a protestor, like me :D

[apocalypsos.livejournal.com]

God, how I want to. Alas, I can't get out of work. *eye roll*