Memes ... cause I'm too sick to come up with anything coherent

[wyntir_knight]

(borrowed from lilyoftheval5)

After you die... Guardian Angel After death, you will exist as a guardian angel in order to protect your still-living loved ones. You might even inspire a classic Christmas movie.

Take this quiz at QuizGalaxy.com

Well that's not bad. I was hoping for poltergeist, but, let's face it, I don't have it in me. Yeah, I could handle eternity as a guardian angel ... as long as I don't have to spend all that time watching "It's a Wonderful Life" ... "The Bishop's Wife", maybe, but not "It's a Wonderful Life". At least "The Bishop's Wife" has Cary Grant in it. Not that I have anything against Jimmy Stewart. He was yummy in a folksy kind of way, but I can only take so much of Bedford Falls - when given a choice of Stewart films, "Harvey" wins every time *goofy grin*. Now, Grant, on the other hand, is just all around yummy in everything he does! Especially when he plays confused ... Hmmm, must go find my copy of "Arsenic and Old Lace" ... and find a copy of "She Done Him Wrong" (Cary Grant and Mae West FTW!).

Yeah, I told you I was too sick to be coherent.

Comments

[okamichan.livejournal.com]

Parallel universe? So... I'll be stuck writing the rest of my existance, even after death? There's no end to the plot bunnies? Nuuuuu!

*ahem*

Is it sad that when you say 'Harvey' I think Roger Rabbit.

(Is it also sad that I can't recall Cary Grant in any of his movies that I know I've seen?)

[wyntir-rose.livejournal.com]

You poor, deprived child! If you can't recall Cary Grant in a movie, then you haven't seen him in a movie! You must go out and rent "Arsenic and Old Lace", "North by Northwest", "Bringing Up Baby", "His Girl Friday", and "Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House"!

And you must see "Harvey". It's about a giant invisible rabbit, not an little animated rabbit who's been framed for murder. It's a much more believable plot ;P

(Yeah, cold meds don't make me demanding. Noooo ...)