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: Chris Walsh (chris_walsh) wrote,
2009-07-25 20:11:00

Chris Walsh
chris_walsh
2009-07-25 20:11:00

The desire to flop is strong in me.

Hi. Home. Had a *blast* at Trek in the Park. Got back from it about an hour ago. Have been playing Blogathon catch-up.

And I'm thinking I don't have the energy to stay up as late as I like to do during Blogathon. I hope I can; I'll see what I can manage, 'cause I've been enjoying what all of you have been writing. Likely I'll nap tonight for a bit.

Take care of yourself, and each other. (Didn't feel like coming up with my own closing line, so why not borrow Jerry Springer's?)

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The desire to flop is strong in me.

“This is Capt. James T. Kirk of the Federation Starsh—” boooom

Poetry, recited, on screen

Out-Of-Context Theater.

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The desire to *flop* is strong in me.

“This is Capt. James T. Kirk of the Federation Starsh—” *boooom*

Poetry, recited, on screen

Out-Of-Context Theater.

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The desire to flop is strong in me.

“This is Capt. James T. Kirk of the Federation Starsh—” boooom