coffeeinhell and her husband Patrick. I tell her she’s my first LJ friend I’ve met in person. She jokingly suggests that stalking LJ friends would be fun. I say I try to be too loud to do that. Patrick says I should start tracking them down and (he mimes tapping someone on the shoulder) “counting coup.” I start reciting the theme song to the 1985 film Gotcha!: “Gotcha! Gotcha where I want ya! Too late to turn back now…” Then I say, “Yeah, I know my ’80s cinema.” -
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I’m a movie geek. Or a naked-Linda Fiorentino geek. Your call.
coffeeinhell and her husband Patrick. I tell her she’s my first LJ friend I’ve met in person. She jokingly suggests that stalking LJ friends would be fun. I say I try to be too loud to do that. Patrick says I should start tracking them down and (he mimes tapping someone on the shoulder) “counting coup.” I start reciting the theme song to the 1985 film Gotcha!: “Gotcha! Gotcha where I want ya! Too late to turn back now…” Then I say, “Yeah, I know my ’80s cinema.” -
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High-school pencils
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