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- 10:40 I didn't think too much about it, was a bit distrustful, but now the reviews are coming in and Avatar seems magnificent j.mp/1OPcfw #
- 10:41 I always had a thing for movies that create a whole new world, like Star Wars oder Blade Runner, this is going in that direction #
- 16:55 Telltale's Monkey Island was nice, but not great - this is getting me excited, however: www.telltalegames.com/samandmax2010 #
- 00:36 interieur www.polyvore.com/cgi/set?id=14183573 #
- 13:55 Voyeurism: I love to see people's desktops, when they're doing presentations. #
- 22:04 Wish: Charlie Kaufman writing a book about screenwriting. #
- 22:52 I used to play this frequently years ago: www.playalterego.com/alterego It's fascinating (and sometimes, like just now, disturbing) #
- 14:00 I don't get why my shoes fall apart so frequently. It's not like I'm walking over piranhas every day. #
- 18:52 Good title: Krampus zum Frühstück #
- 18:52 Good title: 101 Damnations #
- 10:58 I can't be the first to use disco as fever medication. #
- 11:10 RT @The_AV_Club 50 best films of the '00s. bit.ly/7fbJjV Lists are useless, of course. But this one brought up many memories for me. #
- 19:34 Ever wanted to look into...? Freeman's Mind - Episode 1 (Half-Life Machinima) www.youtube.com/watch?v=7J80KD4BG7M #
- 00:31 Very cool: @Coleran is the guy who designs all those crazy computer screen visuals for the blockbusters. tinyurl.com/ygmb7el #
- 07:32 I awoke at 4 pm, shuddering all over. Sickness reached me faster than I thought it would. #
- 07:34 In a week with important uni stuff, no less. Stupid timing. #
- 14:44 god, I fail at reseting my thermometer. It always goes up instead of down when I shake it. #
- 13:58 There's a small smiling face up there, watching us. What does it want? It's left eye blinks. #
- 15:55 I'm tired of supersoldiers as a plot device in fiction. It has been done to death. It's especially stupid when being "super" means "muscled" #
- 19:39 Schauspielhaus seems to be a very nice theater. Youthful approach. The play is Worst Case, good title I think. #
- 12:51 @thomas_mohr jugendgefährdend sind sie sicher nicht, aber dass Zeichentrick nicht gleich Kinderprogramm ist, merkt man bei den simpsons gut. #
- 14:33 @thomas_mohr gegenbeispiele gibt's ja viele, aber die Leut trauen Animation einfach nix zu. Änderung nicht absehbar. #
- 14:34 @thomas_mohr Und in der Produktion und Programmierung von Kinderprogramm regiert oft die Oberflächlichkeit. Deshalb ist so viel schlecht. #
- 14:49 @thomas_mohr Mein Favorit ist ja Kim Possible. www.imdb.com/title/tt0278866/ #
- 12:45 Sometimes I notice that all preparations for future rpging are kinda moot as long as we don't have a table to play on! #
- 13:49 gott, ich hab gerade fremdes Fleisch in meinem Kühlschrank gefunden. Was steht drauf gedruckt? Oma's Schweinsbraten - wtf? #
- 16:50 One of my favourite movie composers is Marco Beltrami. Hardly anyone knows the name, though. Check him out. #
- 18:14 My brother's a nice kid, but he always plays dark jedi on KOTOR. Help me, Obi-Wan Kenobi. You're my only hope! #
- 15:20 Being a magician, I teleported myself to civitas nova today and made girlfriend happy. #
- 15:22 Also, some "paranormal activity" is scheduled for this evening. And no, that's nothing dirty. #
- 17:15 Lot's of people don't know of Kafka's happier, humorous sides. I always think of them when something kafkaesque is happening to me. #
- 17:20 Which is great, cause it makes me laugh when I'm in the wrong office, cause they changed in the two weeks it took me to fill out the forms. #
- 17:22 I liked when I finally got to the right place and the lady there said "We've always been here!" and smiled. I was in the ministry of truth! #
- 22:54 I'm picky about horror movies and actively dislike most of what's made in this genre these days, but paranormal activity is excellent #
- 23:20 Word thinks it's more likely I meant "verchristlicht" than "verschriftlicht". I thought it would know me better by now. #
- 00:24 Fantastic News Phoenix Wright on Wii! Adventure Gamers: bit.ly/2ntTUz via @addthis #
- 17:33 I found Dick Cavett on my wellescapade last night. He's my favourite talk show host now. #
- 18:04 Off to welcome my girlfriend at the train station when she arrives - something one should do more often, it's like out of an old movie #
- 22:19 10 years since Fight Club? Here's to a great movie. I was too young to notice any controversy about it, but I hear it was quite big. #
- 18:10 Dass die Studentenproteste solche Wellen durch Europa schlagen, wärmt mein Herz. #
- 00:03 @Traumsphaeren Ja, tatsächlich. Nicht wie ein heißes Bussi es tun würde, aber ich freu mich, dass die Sache nicht einfach verpufft is. #
- 00:09 Maybe I should get Liam Neeson's phone number, just in case I'm kidnapped. Yes, I saw Taken today, a movie both stupid and satisfying. #
- 00:34 Scouring YouTube for everything Orson Welles is an excellent way of relaxing, I find. #
Der Badezimmer-Historiker gestern war ja schon nicht schlecht, aber das heute hat mich auch noch persönlich angesprochen.
Zu Gast ist der ORF-Korrespondent Wehrschütz aus Belgrad und er wird nach seinem Lieblingsbuch gefragt. Da nennt er einen Hohlbein-Roman, wo die Nibelungensage neu erzählt und umgedichtet wird und schwärmt ein bisserl davon. Oha, das ist mal ein Name, den man in Radio und Fernsehen nicht oft angesprochen findet. Eigentlich gilt das für das ganze Genre. Noch dazu hier nicht im Zuge einer Reportage oder so, sondern weil jemand seinen persönlichen Favoriten genannt hat. Nett, denk ich mir.
Dann ist eine kurze Pause und dann fasst die Interviewerin zusammen: "Science-Fiction von Christian Wehrschütz." Und man kann ihr höfliches, aber vollkommen verständnisloses Lächeln direkt hören.
Und ich denk mir nur: Was? Was? Sollte das denn jetzt?
Guess you had to be there, aber die delivery von ihr war einfach total surreal.
- 22:12 NASA says it has discovered water on the moon - bit.ly/27jDnX #cnn #
