That's what I get for watching the WB

[blustocking]

Don't ask me why, but when I went into the family room to sit with my Dad, he had the T.V. on Smallville. So I started watching it. I figured I should finish, see how this glorified teenybopper drama panned out. In the ending scenes they used Gary Jules' version of "Mad World".
ASSHOLES.

ASS.
HOLES.

I'm meeting a friend for coffee tomorrow. Someone I haven't seen in over, what, 3 years?
I'm hedging about taking this job. I'm going in Thursday to pick up my security packet. I'll probably decide then.
Though a good job, nice benefits, the thought of working again, and making less money than NOT working, is quite unappealing.

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[spasmolytic.livejournal.com]

Yeah yeah yeah so I watch Smallville. That episode was on earlier in the season and... when "Mad World" started playing, any grip on reality I had been pretending to have was obliterated. It was really upsetting and I spent a long time getting over it.

Really. Honestly. They're not allowed to use that. I'm sorry. Smallville does not have enough sadness to use "Mad World." NEVER!

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[blustocking.livejournal.com]

Especially not that version, yo'. It fit so perfectly in Donnie Darko. Bastards.

And I did sit there watching the entire episode, so it did draw me in...EXCEPT FOR THE END THAT I HATED WITH UNHOLY RAGE. ;)

[nejgasmo.livejournal.com]

"Smallville does not have enough sadness to use 'Mad World.'"

That's what I was thinking when I saw it. Seriously, the worst problem Clark Kent has ever had was being too much of a pussy to ask Lana out.

And why does he always look sad when someone says something like "sorry, Clark, I can't hang out in this barn with you right now, because I have a life and stuff. See you later!"? He always has this look on his face like someone's just told him he has cancer.

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[blustocking.livejournal.com]

I want to poke Clark in the eyes.