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doyleWatching music vids.
My favourite moment from any vid, ever, is the line "remorse for the sheriff" in Sisabet's 'Cowboy', with the clip of Wesley hammering the coffin. I'm not sure why, except that the timing on that is just amazing, but I love that.
I really need to study some more for my classical mechanics exam. Ooh, a shout-out to my professor - on Friday I realised I'd lost all my notes for that class and was in a complete tizzy. Walking to the train station, I bumped into my professor, who went to his office and lent me his own set of notes... despite the fact that he was loaded down with wedding presents and on his way to meet his fiancee, since his wedding was about 18 hours away. That's dedication to your students. It's also a stunning piece of luck for me, since if I hadn't seen him I'd have failed the exam.
My favourite moment from any vid, ever, is the line "remorse for the sheriff" in Sisabet's 'Cowboy', with the clip of Wesley hammering the coffin. I'm not sure why, except that the timing on that is just amazing, but I love that.
I really need to study some more for my classical mechanics exam. Ooh, a shout-out to my professor - on Friday I realised I'd lost all my notes for that class and was in a complete tizzy. Walking to the train station, I bumped into my professor, who went to his office and lent me his own set of notes... despite the fact that he was loaded down with wedding presents and on his way to meet his fiancee, since his wedding was about 18 hours away. That's dedication to your students. It's also a stunning piece of luck for me, since if I hadn't seen him I'd have failed the exam.
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on 2003-05-25 08:43 am (UTC)And I have done not anything like enough work at all...
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on 2003-05-25 01:25 pm (UTC)I can't tell you how happy reading that made me. The remorse for the sheriff line was one of the first parts of the song I vidded - I was spoiled that Lilah was gonna die (but only her death, not how or when it would occur) - Dawn and I were so freaking sad - and then I heard the line "I'm gonna paint his town red, and paint his wife white... huh" - I was convinced we would get a big Angelus killing Lilah payoff, and since it was for a vid, it had to be done and we actually started looking forward to her big death scene. But the sheriff part was just obvious to me - plus the eeriness of Wes building a coffin, so Old West-y and next line, "in his eye I ain't right" - so cinched that complete sequence. Cause you know - Wes is seeing the vamp in him and all...and I'll shut up now...
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on 2003-05-26 12:36 pm (UTC)