withnail & i

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on sat 03 jan tim o'connor <oconnort@nyu.edu> wrote:

> The way I look at it, things could get worse: You could become
> "Withnail," the lead character in the movie "Withnail and I," which I
> *highly* recommend to anyone who believes his/her life is royally
> screwed up.  It helps put your own miseries in perspective!

i was in foul humour yesterday so i rented withnail and i to try and
cheer me up. i've been meaning to watch it for years.

it was frightening. my room looks just like their kitchen.

i thought the scene with the deep heat was hysterical. especially cause
my house is freezing at the moment. i'm typing away here wearing my coat
and sipping at hot chocolate.

so, while it was a little to close to home, i haven't laughed that much
in a long time.

thanks!



-- 
:helena
http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/4801/

quote of the week 02 jan 1998:

'if you have scars on your wrists from suicide attempts, 
by all means display them proudly. the same goes for 
bruises, cuts, and track marks. Abscesses, however 
should always be coyly veiled in filmy black fabric.' 

	- 'makeup tips for the bleak'
	http://www.vamp.org/Gothic/Text/makeup.html

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