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Dec. 3rd, 2003 12:47 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sam_gamgeeGah! I just heard some stuff about this past week's episode of "The O.C." ("The Secret"). Does anyone have a tape that I could borrow or something?
Okay, so I (and I'm sure the rest of you that watch Alias) want to know what's behind Door #47. It's obviously somehting suprising and shocking and probably not that Santa, the Tooth Fairy, and the Easter Bunny are real. So my vote is that Danny (her fiance that got killed in the pilot) actually isn't dead and is somehow involved. Or that Will is. Or maybe they both are. (But not in a slashy-way for once, though that would be nice too.)
I had a funny experience going to class on Monday. I had taken my jacket off after getting into the building and was wearing my RSC (Royal Shakespeare Company) tshirt. When I got into the elevator (didn't feel like dealing with the people on the stairs), there were two older professors going up with me. One of them looks at my shirt and goes (with an American accent), "I'm a professor over here." (I don't know why he said that.) To which I politely replied that I was actually American and that I had gotten the shirt when I did Study Abroad.
We miss you, Glenn. A lot.
Okay, so I (and I'm sure the rest of you that watch Alias) want to know what's behind Door #47. It's obviously somehting suprising and shocking and probably not that Santa, the Tooth Fairy, and the Easter Bunny are real. So my vote is that Danny (her fiance that got killed in the pilot) actually isn't dead and is somehow involved. Or that Will is. Or maybe they both are. (But not in a slashy-way for once, though that would be nice too.)
I had a funny experience going to class on Monday. I had taken my jacket off after getting into the building and was wearing my RSC (Royal Shakespeare Company) tshirt. When I got into the elevator (didn't feel like dealing with the people on the stairs), there were two older professors going up with me. One of them looks at my shirt and goes (with an American accent), "I'm a professor over here." (I don't know why he said that.) To which I politely replied that I was actually American and that I had gotten the shirt when I did Study Abroad.
We miss you, Glenn. A lot.
