sisabet

saussy talked me down from a very paranoid place involving characters I love and betrayal (all resulting from reading waaaayyy to much into last night's episode) and I am grateful. She also got me a copy of Lucinda William's "A World Without Tears" well before the 4-8-03 release date. Saussy is cool. If she tries to tell you she is Lucinda Williams, she is lying. But if you wake up

drdawn out of a dead sleep screaming "OMIGAWD!!! Saussy is Lucinda Williams!!" she will sit straight up and gasp, "No shit!?" at which you can then point and laugh and say, "No. She isn't." Hee, hee good times...

My point is: Lucinda Williams is cool, but not as cool as Saussy. Ya'll should still run out and buy her new album, though. Lucinda's not Saussy's, although if Saussy had an album I would buy it.

I would do a

heres_luck-style music review, but I'm not feeling very descriptive today. My review is more along the lines of: I like this album, "Bleeding Fingers" is a cool song, etc... No deep thoughts today.

Instead, I think more about Lethal Weapon. I went and bought the DVD the other day for the original movie - the one where Riggs is seriously suicidal. I cracked up that there was an extended director's cut available (with previously edited scenes! an extended look into the bleakness of Riggs' homelife! Yay! Bleakness!!) I've watched it like four times already. I see a future without AtS that involves me searching out buddy flicks to watch and pretend. As soon as the fun of Lethal Weapon wears off, I think I might buy "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" - that could really be Angel/Spike, IIRC. So this week it is gay buddy vampire cops and next week it is gay buddy vampire cowboys!! My life is fascinating, I know.

Dawn also has a theory that we could work out a Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid scenario, but that is just way to much betrayal and heartbreak for me to take right now (see above paranoia re: betrayal and BtVS). Maybe "Young Guns" but definitely not "Young Guns II." Cause that would be weird.