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*[http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_m/104-3473964-1007108?url=search-alias%3Dpopular&field-keywords=green+day Green Day] (have got ''American Idiot'') | *[http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_m/104-3473964-1007108?url=search-alias%3Dpopular&field-keywords=green+day Green Day] (have got ''American Idiot'') | ||
| − | *[http://www.amazon.com/Mad-Brilliant-Ghost-Robot/dp/B000EQXK70/sr=8-1/qid=1170102592/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/002-6171858-1879233?ie=UTF8&s=music Ghost of the Robot(James Marsters), Mad Brilliant] - of course, it costs a MILLION dollars, but I would have | + | *[http://www.amazon.com/Mad-Brilliant-Ghost-Robot/dp/B000EQXK70/sr=8-1/qid=1170102592/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/002-6171858-1879233?ie=UTF8&s=music Ghost of the Robot(James Marsters), Mad Brilliant] - of course, it costs a MILLION dollars, but I would have orgasm-implosion just LISTENING to this album, if the quality is any better than the few live-recording mp3s I currently possess. They have a fantastic sound, entirely unique to them, but oddly familiar and comfortable as your favorite teddy bear. |
*''the list goes on and on and on....'' | *''the list goes on and on and on....'' | ||
Revision as of 16:05, 29 January 2007
Contents
Wishlist of Slightly Less DOOOOOOOM than Humanly Possible
Movies
- Big Fish
- Chicago
- Gosford Park
- Hero
- The Hudsucker Proxy
- Mansfield Park
- Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle
- The Phantom
- Pirates of the Caribbean 2
- Pleasantville
- The Red Violin
- Shaolin Soccer
- What Dreams May Come
- this list could go on several leagues...
TV
- Heroes (Yes, I know the first season isn't even over yet. Your point?)
- John Doe (not yet released on DVD? If ever?)
- Witchblade (no DVDs yet... but at there are talks of a movie in 2007, maybe someday. Couldbe.)
- Pretender (yes, it's all your fault. you know who you are.)
- Prison Break (I just have this sad thing for pretty blue eyes. It's sick, really. And tats are suddenly growing on me. Mysterious.)
- I'm sure there are more....
Books
- OOTS Books All save for OOTS2: No Cure for the Paladin Blues -- Thanks, Aurora!
- Oxford Companion to Wine
- Willig, Lauren - The Masque of the Black Tulip and The Deception of the Emerald Ring
- Caldwell, Ian - The Rule of Four
- Susan Cooper's The Dark is Rising sequence
- Gregory Maguire
- Anna Wierzbicka's Understanding Cultures through Their Key Words
- et cetera, et cetera, et cetera!
Games
(I have PC, PS2, and share with Rykilde aspirations of the wii variety)
- Black & White II and expansions
- Neverwinter Nights 2
- Star Wars Legos 2
- X-Men Legends 2
- Marvel Ultimate Alliance
- Justice League Heroes
- Katamari Damacy
- Eye Toy, and Eye Toy: Kinetic Combat
- Wii, and Wii-motes sufficient for two to tango
- OOTS boardgame
- Buffy boardgame
Music
(My tastes? Eclectic is the pretty word for it. Schitzophrenic is another.) (In retrospect, maybe I should just win the lottery, then ask for the winnings in the form of iTunes downloads.)
- Catie Curtis
- Josie & the Pussycats
- Michael Buble - Michael Buble, It's Time, Kings of Swing, w/Sinatra, etc.
- Stacie Orrico
- Don Henley
- Loreena McKennit - The Mask and Mirror, The Book of Secrets, etc.
- Five For Fighting
- Evanescence - Fallen
- Bon Jovi
- The Corrs
- The Cranberries
- Royal Crown Revue (already got Mugzy's Move)
- Big Bad Voodoo Daddy (have the self-titled)
- Cherry Poppin Daddies (already have Zoot Suit Riot)
- Michelle Branch - Hotel Paper
- Aimee Mann
- Green Day (have got American Idiot)
- Ghost of the Robot(James Marsters), Mad Brilliant - of course, it costs a MILLION dollars, but I would have orgasm-implosion just LISTENING to this album, if the quality is any better than the few live-recording mp3s I currently possess. They have a fantastic sound, entirely unique to them, but oddly familiar and comfortable as your favorite teddy bear.
- the list goes on and on and on....
Things
Sutter Bar Cabinet, $999- Rykilde and I have succeeded in the procurement of a lovely bar/buffet in which to store our many wine, tea, and coffee accoutrements. At least, the picture on the box looks lovely, tho I've not yet made room sufficient to assemble it in manly fashion using only my wang and some duct tape. Or maybe I'll follow the directions and resist the urge to drill things.
- And while I'm already having Crate and Barrel multiple orgasm, this is most excellent, and if I had room, I would ask it to have my babies: Simone Daybed The fabric on it makes you feel like you're laying on skinned teddy-bears. Luxurious, decadent, and delicious.
OOTS shirt: First Church of Banjo the Clown, blue/pink, XLWheeee, Aurora's so nice!!!- OOTS shirt: Evil, But Cute, baseball jersey, blue, XL
- OOTS Game
- The Pessimist's Mug
- Jewelers' awl; jewelers' caliper; jewelers' needle files, set of 12, Item No: 214-FNC12
- A nice, basic china set for espresso. I have 4 demitasse spoons already. (Don't ask.)
- Rodin Bronze - the only place I know in the world that makes Rodin replicas in the traditional way. I favor the FallenCaryatid above all(naturally), but in its absence, I also love the Danaide, Eternal Idol, and Cathedral.
- Sound system for the TV, such that things sound pretty as they are; and a central hub/switch for all the crap attached to said TV....
- A modest, tiny printer that plays nicely with Jabba The Laptop. Or maybe one of those kickass ones with a scanner built in. 'Cause the only thing better than photocopying bits of yourself, is scanning them, for more rapid delivery.
