Firewall

[robinturner]

I had two vivid dreams last night. In the first I was in a scenario half way between the Lord of the Rings and some Anne McAffrey book, featuring aerial combat on fire-breathing dragons. We were trying to hold a pass in the Misty Mountains against the Ringwraiths. My dragon was killed and I fell to the ground, but I was helped to escape by some dwarves.

In the second dream, fauxpas had installed a trojan on my computer that enabled her to read all my files and spy on my Internet chat (something I never indulge in, BTW). It's funny how you can accept totally weird things like riding dragons in a dream, but normal incongruities wake you up out of it - in this case it was thinking "Hang on, she couldn't manage to get a trojan onto my computer, she uses Windows!"

Comments

[ex-barza.livejournal.com]

ooh i wanna see that movie. For some reason when I say the words "lord of the rings" , the high school kids here are like "oh my gosh don't say that!" aaah? scary movie?

[solri.livejournal.com]

Scary??? Don't Look Now is scary. Angelheart is moderately scary. Boy's Don't Cry is horribly, gut-wrenchingly scary and makes you want to cry as well. But The Lord of the Rings? Maybe the scary part is being labelled as a nerd for liking it. High school kids are scary - so many hormones, so few neurones.

Are you really in high school? You sound older.

[ex-barza.livejournal.com]

Are you really in high school? You sound older.

heck no. Third year of college. But since Sukayna's not agist she hangs out with high school kids/40 year olds/ and 2 year olds . Eh I actually made "mint chocolate chip cookies" our of mud with the 2 years olds in the develop. center I worked at last year.:) Yes I instigated the idea and yes even THEY were weirded out by the recipes. lol.

[ex-barza.livejournal.com]

But The Lord of the Rings?

oh just wanted to add that i confused "Lord of the Rings" with "The Ring" (thats the one i wanna see) and my bro said that was the scary one. heh.