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July 16th, 2011
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It's amazing how spacious the garage can be when things are thrown out or piled up near the back...to allow workmen to put in the new doors.
I look forward to  forestcats training me on how to open them. The large one should be easy; it has an electric motor/opener. It's the other one that I need help with.
We're nearly caught up on the shows DVRed while we were away, and last night I put on another disc of Fringe, though I'm finding inconsistencies and mistakes. The pilot episode was better than the few we saw last night.
On call for Carmageddon. How nice. Hopefully, we're far enough away from I-405 and the pass through the Santa Monica Mountains to avoid any problems.
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![[User Picture]](https://l-userpic.livejournal.com/109666011/7166997) | | From: | kurrk |
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| Date: | July 16th, 2011 05:27 pm (UTC) |
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I enjoyed the first season of Fringe... But at some point it started going really bizarre and getting convoluted that I gave up early on. Well, we're not too deeply involved in season one, yet. We'll just have to wait and see.
Just got back from the 15x138 cross-roads, the McD's there is overflowing. It's amazing. Never seen it like that. We just went to lunch downtown. Our time on the 210/2/5/110 was blissfully empty. We took a quick trip to Santa Monica on the 10 and it was very empty both ways. Rush hour on the 405 on Friday was non-existent. I hope it's the same tomorrow.
Fringe is an amazing show. Although you didn't mention the items that you observed to be "inconsistencies" & "mistakes", I would argue that they're not, and most likely intentional. It is probably my favourite programme on television currently. Give it time. I'm getting there, here and there. Most of the mistakes are medical terminology. I still think that they're mistakes.
I see. I thought you meant in terms of plot holes. Carry on... |
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