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Riona ([personal profile] rionaleonhart) wrote2012-03-15 10:07 am

It Is Super Cool And I Don't Know What To Do.

I have a spare ticket for Would I Lie to You? tomorrow (Friday 16th March). Would anyone like it? If you are over sixteen and can make it to Uxbridge tube station by 5.45ish tomorrow afternoon, you are qualified. The recording itself starts at seven o'clock and will probably be finished around ten. Claimed!


So this entry won't lose all purpose once the ticket has been claimed, have some scattered lines from the records I keep of my dreams:

- Dreamt I was being haunted by a portrait of a mad author, who kept visiting minor misfortune upon me (e.g. leaky ceilings) because I never seemed to get around to reading her book.

- After the seminar, I approached [Charlie] Brooker, who by this point had turned into a tabby cat.

- Also an overweight German prince sat on my lap.

- I was dragged before Hitler. He castigated me for my lack of manners. I had to apologise. It was extremely nerve-wracking.

- Dreamt that Simon Baker played an older Kurt Hummel [of Glee]. And apparently Kurt and his older self hung out quite a bit? And apparently his older self slept in a coffin on the grounds of McKinley like a vampire?

- Dream in which Blaine Anderson [of Glee] was very friendly and charming and also possibly a hitman for a dystopian government? Narration from the dream: 'To get by in this world, you had to either work hard or kill people. Blaine Anderson had killed a lot of people.' (I'm actually strangely taken with this idea.)

[identity profile] captlebubbles.livejournal.com 2012-03-15 10:50 pm (UTC)(link)
I mean, it's not like we were feuding or hated each other or anything. I was helping her bring her groceries in at the beginning of the dream and we chatted in a friendly manner and the dream implied that we got on pretty well. All it would have taken would have been "hey, there's a picnic, wanna come?" and she could have saved herself so much trouble.

What, exactly, did you do that offended Hitler so?