small decisions become mass slaughter
Sep. 30th, 2007 06:16 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
twincityhackerI have the the magazine!
Only on the first trip I found that I had forgotten my wallet when I was paying for magazine, so I had to trek back. When I realized when I was pulling out my keys for the door that I didn't have my student ID anymore.
So while I has a John Barrowman interview, I cannot has food from cafeteria. = (
But even though I read all the interview and even made a layout of one of the photos, why didn't anyone say that the one with John and the pool is part of a photo story? The Jack quote actually has context! The story is about vampires in LA, being swank and luring their victims in then draining them of blood and tossing them into pools. All the quotes come from "The Secrets of Summer" by Bret Easton Ellis - except the final Jack quote, natch.
In other words: the world needs a story about Torchwood and classic vampires, preferably starting in a rooftop pool in the middle of Cardiff - or if the Welsh are far too sensible for that sort of thing, London.
Only on the first trip I found that I had forgotten my wallet when I was paying for magazine, so I had to trek back. When I realized when I was pulling out my keys for the door that I didn't have my student ID anymore.
So while I has a John Barrowman interview, I cannot has food from cafeteria. = (
But even though I read all the interview and even made a layout of one of the photos, why didn't anyone say that the one with John and the pool is part of a photo story? The Jack quote actually has context! The story is about vampires in LA, being swank and luring their victims in then draining them of blood and tossing them into pools. All the quotes come from "The Secrets of Summer" by Bret Easton Ellis - except the final Jack quote, natch.
In other words: the world needs a story about Torchwood and classic vampires, preferably starting in a rooftop pool in the middle of Cardiff - or if the Welsh are far too sensible for that sort of thing, London.
