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   Comment by not_stressed — January 1, 2001 @ 12:00 am

2. Please tell me those aren’t spoilers for tonight’s episode. Cause, you know, I’m stuck at work.

   *sigh*

   Comment by sichernde_seele — September 22, 2004 @ 1:54 pm

3. Nope. It’s not a spoiler. Not unless you haven’t even seen the preview and don’t know that this is the episode where Lois appears. You know, that series a few years ago was called LOIS and Clark, not Lana and Clark.
   The only part that really talked about tonight’s epi was the fact that I didn’t like Lois’ character.

   Comment by jaxia — September 22, 2004 @ 1:59 pm

4. I hadn’t seen the previews. I am always at work. Goof. When I’m not, I don’t get much quality time with the television.
   Roomates were taping it for me, I think.

   Comment by sichernde_seele — September 22, 2004 @ 2:09 pm

5. oh, I hope they did - if only for the eye candy!

   Comment by jaxia — September 23, 2004 @ 1:28 am

6. I dont like Lois at all. Kinda came of as the bitch coming to town kinda deal.

   Clark does need to be shaked or something.

   The shower sceen, Hot!

   I loved the part where OG Louis came to talk to mom. One of the best quotes from the evening came from her.

   Comment by darkeyesdreamin — September 23, 2004 @ 1:56 am

7. They did! Didn’t get a chance to watch it, but hopefully tonight I’ll be able to catch up with Smallville AND ER.

   Damn work. *grumbles*

   Comment by sichernde_seele — September 23, 2004 @ 1:59 am

8. /drinking LiveWire

   I was wondering about that deleted post :p

   WATCH IT! I don’t really watch ER, but I’ve seen a few episodes.

   Comment by jaxia — September 23, 2004 @ 2:04 am

9. Yep, yep - no spoilers for Holly though :p

   Comment by jaxia — September 23, 2004 @ 2:05 am

10. no, spoilers for Ms Holly.

    Just vague teasers
    I can’t wait for Joan to start!
    I hope that season premier is just as good as this one.

    Comment by darkeyesdreamin — September 23, 2004 @ 2:18 am

11. Oh, I’ll be watching it. Just a couple of days late. LOL

    I seem to be having cookie problems today. LJ won’t let me stay logged in.

    Comment by sichernde_seele — September 23, 2004 @ 2:25 am

12. You are up early this morning!

    I have that problem at home. It pisses me off. Let me know if you get it fixed.

    Did you know that LiveWire has a drink by date?

    Comment by jaxia — September 23, 2004 @ 2:32 am

13. Tonight is Apprentice! Tomorrow is Joan! Tuesday is Amy!

    Joan will be interesting, since they made it out like she was seeing things.

    ~Jax, is a happy woman

    Comment by jaxia — September 23, 2004 @ 2:34 am

14. Yep! All Pepsi Products do. However, that’s not a “it’s gone bad” date. All the cases I have are past their “drink by” date. *pout*

    People keep saying that. Why do people keep saying that? I’m up early *every* morning. 6:45am. Kids…that whole “get ready for school” thing. Some days I even get to run errands before work!

    Comment by sichernde_seele — September 23, 2004 @ 2:45 am

15. I know!!!!!!!

    I have my MyTyme marked with all of the times. I am such a Nerd.

    Did you see last weeks Apprentice? Can we say Jackass! Never risk more than you need to!

    Do you know what is supposed to be happing on Amy?

    Joan goes along with the conversation that we had while I was in Dallas. What happens when you find out that the faith is found only in yourself and you are forced to see that you are more than just the ray?

    Comment by darkeyesdreamin — September 23, 2004 @ 2:45 am

16. You said MyTyme. /shudder
    Yep, I saw it. Dumb guy.
    Amy’s going to try speed dating, I think.

    Do you remember the epi of Joan where she goes to the dance with the bad boy who was going to shoot up his school a la Columbine? This is why I love this show so much:

    Joan - You’re getting really good at showing up when nobody needs you.

    God - Well, now, that’s your opinion.

    Joan - So what do you want me to fail at this time?

    God - Now, what makes you think you failed? You did exactly what I asked you to do. You observed.

    Joan - Hmm! And what good did that do anybody? Ramsey’s going to jail. Adam hates me even more.

    God - Observation is a more powerful force than you could possibly reckon. The invisible, the overlooked, and the unobserved are those that are most in danger of reaching the end of the spectrum. They lose the last of their light. From there, anything can happen.

    Joan - Ok. Fine. I observed Ramsey. His life is still ruined.

    God - His life wasn’t the only one at stake.

    Joan - What do you mean?

    God - There’s Laura Eason, ninth-grader. She plays the flute. She would have been one of the first to go, coming out of orchestra at the wrong time. And Andrew Bayer, he would have tried to save his friend Lawrence Distasi and lost his life. And Gavin Price and 3 other students in the cafeteria and Mr. Harvey and Ms. Schmidt in the library. And finally Steve Ramsey himself. And for each of these faces, Joan, there are 12 more whose lives would have come to an end today, lives altered forever by you, by the simple effect of being present… by entering the light, by joining the dance.

    Comment by jaxia — September 23, 2004 @ 3:57 am

17. ” Observation is a more powerful force than you could possibly reckon.?

    It amazes me the effects that our decisions have when we think that all we affect is ourselves. Guess that is why I have a really hard time making a selfish decision when I am looking at life the way I do.

    Comment by darkeyesdreamin — September 23, 2004 @ 6:24 am

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