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Good Friday night
So I just spent however long Transformers really is, watching...well, okay, duh...under the stars with two of my roommates and Arthur. (If you have to guess which one one of the roommates was, you obviously have not been paying any attention.) And about 7,000 of our nearest and dearest neighbors. We're going to forget about the slightly screamy, slightly irritating 7,000 of our nearest and dearest neighbors.
Transformers isn't the deepest of movies (bwahahaha) but it's certainly entertaining and makes my little geeky heart squeal with glee every time the Transformer noise happens or a line from the classics pop up. "Autobots, roll out!" will always get me to wave my hands like Wallace in Wallace and Gromit whenever cheese is mentioned.
Geekdom is my cheese.
So, yes. Transformers, on a honkin' huge (and inflatable) outdoor movie screen; rather decent food (thank you Hard Times booth); on a night that was utterly gorgeous with stars overhead and a cool breeze; and people who get my inane humor. *pause* And with people who either get it, or start it, or do my humor at the same time I do.
I'm looking at you, Ben. :D
Tomorrow is Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and I think I'm going to head over at 7:30 to get better seating and food before the locusts come and devour everything like they did tonight. Much to my eternal sadness, I was unable to find anyone selling funnel cake. I will, however, molest the cotton candy seller tomorrow like no one's business.
Transformers isn't the deepest of movies (bwahahaha) but it's certainly entertaining and makes my little geeky heart squeal with glee every time the Transformer noise happens or a line from the classics pop up. "Autobots, roll out!" will always get me to wave my hands like Wallace in Wallace and Gromit whenever cheese is mentioned.
Geekdom is my cheese.
So, yes. Transformers, on a honkin' huge (and inflatable) outdoor movie screen; rather decent food (thank you Hard Times booth); on a night that was utterly gorgeous with stars overhead and a cool breeze; and people who get my inane humor. *pause* And with people who either get it, or start it, or do my humor at the same time I do.
I'm looking at you, Ben. :D
Tomorrow is Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and I think I'm going to head over at 7:30 to get better seating and food before the locusts come and devour everything like they did tonight. Much to my eternal sadness, I was unable to find anyone selling funnel cake. I will, however, molest the cotton candy seller tomorrow like no one's business.