My new iPod touch. :-)

BAM! Back online.

My first post for a while and I thought I would throw out something you photoshop lovers will hopefully enjoy :-) Photoshop magnets!

Although to be fair, I doubt I have anyone following me anymore…

Get yours here

I have this framed picture of the main cast of ST:TNG (please see image provided) and from the moment that Marina Sirtis (Troi) signed it at the comic book convention a few months back, I knew then that I wanted to meet the rest of the “crew” and get them to sign it also.  Obviously I’d want to do this anyway but now I kind of have a reason without me just stalking them. I can whip out the picture and suddenly I look normal, right?!

So anyway, the point of this post is to get your opinion on how I can go about doing this?  Shall I stalk every single one of them, potentially bankrupting myself, and get them to sign it?  Send it to each one and ask them to send it back signed?

Bearing in mind most of them live in the US and I like in the UK, it’s pretty tricky.  Patrick Stewart is in Waiting for Godot at the moment but the tickets to see that are FREAKING expensive. I love him, but not that much.

Am I a crazy bitch or is this something that I can do?

I Love Paul Rudd.

Just watched Role Models.  What a cracking movie!

p.s. This is the first picture that comes up on google images.  This is the main reason for choosing this pic. Obviously nothing to do with him looking rather quite handsome.

p.p.s. Look at them thighs! I could just bite down on them bad boys. Grr.

p.p.p.s. Ahem.

imtellingit:

(via inthebutt)

Best “IN THE BUTT” application so far.

Actually LOL’d.

This made me LOL.

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I want gold mc hammer pants!

p.s. Check out the old dude with the sweat band around 54 seconds!

“It isn’t the world at stake.  Just us.  Humankind.  As far as the rest of the universe is concerned, we could be wiped out and it would adjust, it would get on with the next step in evolution.  But humanity doesn’t want to die.  As a species, we have evolved to survive.  And the way we do it is by straining and straining and, at last, every few generations, giving birth to genius.  The one who invents the wheel.  And light.  And flight.  The one who builds a city, a nation, an empire.”

- Ender’s Game, Orson Scott Card.

One of the best books I’ve ever read.