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You know when you have watched too Much
Wednesday, February 4, 2004 12:17 AM
...when you see the train you are supposed to be on sail out of the station 1 minute early, and you swear at it in Mandarin.COMMENTS: 18
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Wednesday, 04 February 2004 00:53
You know you've watched too much Firefly when...
...You only swear in Mandrin, and you know what it means.
...Practically everything you see/hear reminds you of Firefly.
...You daydream about the characters.
...You tell every living soul you can about Firefly.
...If, after telling the aforementioned persons about Firefly, they start to slowwly back away...then run away.
...You own the DVDs.
...You get 100% on Shiny's quiz.
Last, but not least...
...You're registered here.
...And, if you have very good friends here.
...You only swear in Mandrin, and you know what it means.
...Practically everything you see/hear reminds you of Firefly.
...You daydream about the characters.
...You tell every living soul you can about Firefly.
...If, after telling the aforementioned persons about Firefly, they start to slowwly back away...then run away.
...You own the DVDs.
...You get 100% on Shiny's quiz.
Last, but not least...
...You're registered here.
...And, if you have very good friends here.
Wednesday, 04 February 2004 00:54
Also, if you think there is no such thing as too much Firefly.
Anf you end messages with "Keep flyin'!"
Anf you end messages with "Keep flyin'!"
Wednesday, 04 February 2004 00:54
Hee hee! If I'd been there and heard you, I would have high-fived you. Well done, fellow Browncoat.
I knew I'd watched too much Firefly when I went to see the opera Carmen the other night (yeah, I know, lah-dee-dah--it was my birthday present.) When Carmen and her group of bandits and ex-soldiers were hiding in the hills, running contraband across the border, I thought, "Mal and Kaylee and the gang would LOVE this story." And Jayne would like the bull-fighting.
I knew I'd watched too much Firefly when I went to see the opera Carmen the other night (yeah, I know, lah-dee-dah--it was my birthday present.) When Carmen and her group of bandits and ex-soldiers were hiding in the hills, running contraband across the border, I thought, "Mal and Kaylee and the gang would LOVE this story." And Jayne would like the bull-fighting.
Wednesday, 04 February 2004 01:45
*high-fives back* You were refering to me, right?
And yes, the crew would love that very much. Just thought of the beginning of Out of Gas, when they're telling stories, and Jayne, after a few moments of Simon's stuttering. "Inara. Biut she has good stories..." Or however it goes.
And yes, the crew would love that very much. Just thought of the beginning of Out of Gas, when they're telling stories, and Jayne, after a few moments of Simon's stuttering. "Inara. Biut she has good stories..." Or however it goes.
Wednesday, 04 February 2004 01:46
Even if not, oh well. Guess you weren't. (I'm rather sick, so it takes a mite longer to comprehend things.)
Wednesday, 04 February 2004 18:04
Don't worry, I'll high five you TB! *high-fives TeelaBrown*. Glad my quiz made your list! 
Wednesday, 04 February 2004 20:09
Most of my friends refuse to watch "Firefly", on the grounds that they have heard how good it is, and don't want to get hooked on a dead show. So when I rattle on ablut the series, they have no idea what I am talking about.
Wednesday, 04 February 2004 20:09
Most of my friends refuse to watch "Firefly", on the grounds that they have heard how good it is, and don't want to get hooked on a dead show. So when I rattle on ablut the series, they have no idea what I am talking about.
Wednesday, 04 February 2004 21:22
Watch too much Firefly? I know I'm new to the Firefly obsession, but I didn't think that was even possible! Could it be that thinking about the series day and night isn't normal? That coming up with new plot ideas during an important business meeting isn't "being creative"? I never would-a thought!
Wednesday, 04 February 2004 23:52
Raising my hand
Point of interest? There's no such thing as too much Firefly.
Point of interest? There's no such thing as too much Firefly.
Thursday, 05 February 2004 00:55
See my second reply. Never such a thing, too much Firefly. But that just prooves your a browncoat.
Thursday, 05 February 2004 01:08
More high-fives all round. Sorry to be so late in replying, TeelaBrown...I had a busy day at work and haven't had my Firefly.net fix.
Sorry to hear you've been under the weather. I hope you'll be feeling better very soon. Keep flyin!
Sorry to hear you've been under the weather. I hope you'll be feeling better very soon. Keep flyin!
Thursday, 05 February 2004 01:37
It's all right, Iris. Or do you prefer Anne? Hives and drinks all around! 
Thursday, 05 February 2004 01:38
Um, that should read "High fives". Thinkin' too fast again. For those who missed it, it's:
High fives and drinks all around!"
High fives and drinks all around!
"
Saturday, 07 February 2004 00:26
Hey, no worries. Some people think there's a limit, and they're good browncoats.
Tuesday, 10 February 2004 23:02
When your appaled by your friends saying: "Flying is depressing. Death isn't." Obviously they haven't seen The Message...
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