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Okay, very fast now!
Library computers close in about ten minutes, so let's see what I can say before then...
We're supposed to have DSL today and, perhaps obviously, we don't. And neither I nor either of my roommates is willing to call SBC and ask them why not. I think this makes us pathetic.
Before I forget: My thoughts on their families of origin could go one of two ways, because Billy in a lot of ways strikes me as someone who is, y'know, as God is his witness, never going hungry again, which suggests an impoverished upbrining (not necessarily starving, maybe, but conscious of not having enough and wanting it) - Billy's got a hunger for material success that's not really common among people who grew up priveleged, I think. Joe, on the other hand, with his rejection of all things worldly, could well come from a more priveleged background (is it canon that Billy wrote Who the Hell? Could Joe have written it about *his* family?), because, y'know, he's had it and he can let it go, or alternately, from a really really impoverished background where just getting enough to eat - just having the money for hookers and taxicabs - is more than enough for him. Hard to say.
And, bugger, there's the three-minute warning, so the dream about Fraser wearing nothing but the serge and a strategically-placed tape dispenser (okay, actually that's all I remember) will just have to wait...
We're supposed to have DSL today and, perhaps obviously, we don't. And neither I nor either of my roommates is willing to call SBC and ask them why not. I think this makes us pathetic.
Before I forget: My thoughts on their families of origin could go one of two ways, because Billy in a lot of ways strikes me as someone who is, y'know, as God is his witness, never going hungry again, which suggests an impoverished upbrining (not necessarily starving, maybe, but conscious of not having enough and wanting it) - Billy's got a hunger for material success that's not really common among people who grew up priveleged, I think. Joe, on the other hand, with his rejection of all things worldly, could well come from a more priveleged background (is it canon that Billy wrote Who the Hell? Could Joe have written it about *his* family?), because, y'know, he's had it and he can let it go, or alternately, from a really really impoverished background where just getting enough to eat - just having the money for hookers and taxicabs - is more than enough for him. Hard to say.
And, bugger, there's the three-minute warning, so the dream about Fraser wearing nothing but the serge and a strategically-placed tape dispenser (okay, actually that's all I remember) will just have to wait...