Yummy, Delicious Sleep

[the_gneech]

Don't wanna be here
I wanna sleep
To be Rip Van Winkle
who needs sheep
Into slumber
wonderfully deep
I'd lay down
and gently creep
Nothing would I say
not a peep
Fatigue from me
would slowly seep
As I snore away
in a bundled heap
Ne'er to be awakened
by the alarm clock's beep
Ne'er out of bed
again to leap
The benefits of rest
I'd love to reap
But instead I must work,
so here I weep
Because I don't wanna be here
I wanna sleep

-The Gneech <-- stayed up too late again

Comments

[chastmastr.livejournal.com]

Poor Gneech! If you e-mailed me and we made contact, I could -- were we on the phone or something -- remind you how late it is! ;)

Seriously, would love to see Sakura with you. :)

And many bears are seeing Minority Report on Wednesday as well. (See my journal!)

[the-gneech.livejournal.com]

Tom Cruise! NNOoooooooooo!!!

-The Gneech, fighting the urge to hunt Tom down and make him pay for Mission: Impossible

PS: Which parts of CCS are you most wanting to see? There's a heckuva lot! :)

[torakiyoshi.livejournal.com]

Nah, MI was cool and MI2 was much cooler (thanks to John Woo). It's "Jerry MacGuire" for which he must suffer.

[the-gneech.livejournal.com]

In the spirit of respectful disagreement, I'll try to not lash out too much at that idea. Suffice to say, I really, really liked the original Mission: Impossible and really, really hated the films. And that's all I'm going to say on the subject, because I get all frothy-frothy.

-The Gneech

[torakiyoshi.livejournal.com]

I see. Alas, I was too young when they aired on network TV to remember the old Mission Impossibles. So, lacking that comparison, I enjoyed the movies. I would have enjoyed "Hunt For Red October," too, had I not just read the book...

*Hands The Gneech a SB coffee cup with a shot of espresso in it.* Could you finish my Cappuccino with your frothyness, then? ;)

You BOTH have a point!

[wabbitcalif.livejournal.com]

The original MI was much cooler than the two MI's that Tom did - the only good thing about either MI movie was in the original, when he had to glid down into the room without touching the floor and pick stuff up....

However: He *MUST* be killed for Jerry McGuire!! "It's a Moral Imperitive!" (Guess which movie THAT came from? And no, it didn't have tom in it..)

I will give him this, though: The Firm was good. But it was negated a bit by that movie he did for Kubrick, before Kubrick died....

Re: You BOTH have a point!

[torakiyoshi.livejournal.com]

Yes, "The Firm" was very good. I'm looking froward to a chance to see the new one. Boys night out! Woohoo!

Re: You BOTH have a point!

[wabbitcalif.livejournal.com]

*chuckles* yes, the new sci-fi thriller he has out promises to be a good one.

[chastmastr.livejournal.com]

LOL! Not a Tom Cruise fan here either (give me a nice bearded Sean Connery any day), but it's a bear get-together and it's a Philip K. Dick story, so... :)

CCS: Well, the stuff I have on DVD (which works, that is) is only up to episode 12 (Sakura's Never-Ending Day). I have watched up to 11 so far -- may see #12 tonight, but apart from a miracle which will let me view those computer video things (we tried to watch on my friend Joe's laptop and it crashed after about 5 minutes -- I'd like to think it was just bad luck with that episode...), that's all I have...

[torakiyoshi.livejournal.com]

Yes, well Sean Connery is a demigod of Hollywood. You're making an unfair comparison. Not that I can blame you....

[chastmastr.livejournal.com]

Oh, that too, I suppose, but I also think Sir Sean is much cuter than Cruise. :) But then, I love bears...