Old old comments, and even older ones

So I have this folder in my emails. It is labeled "ANSWER!!!!". It
contains (duh!) unanswered comments, going back to, oh, January, I
think. Definitely not 2008, because at the end of the year I threw out
all unanswered comments and emails with the intention to never ever
let it get that far again.

Hah.

Anyway, I was going to answer these old comments, just for the fun of
it. But, since I'm never at home, I can only answer comments via
email, which

a) seriously limits my choice of icons (no choice at all is more like
it, which is why you see me use the cow so often these days), and
b) means that I cannot check if maybe I have already answered that
comment and forgot to take it out of the folder. Which is why I
usually give up very quickly on answering comments via email, and then
I'm never at home, and well, it's a vicious circle.

I was going to just throw them all out again, because frankly, who
cares about comments after such a long time in a fast-moving medium
like the internet? But I like answering comments. So, I decided that
I'm going to slowly make my way through the folder. Expect to get
answers to really really old comments from me during the next days.
Sometimes even twice. ;.)


(this entry is part of Oceana's "Wasting Time
Whernever I Can"-Series, brought to you by Oceana,
Bad-Time Management and Procrastination issues. Viewer discretion is
advised.)

The soundtrack to this entry was written by Jagger/Richards and
performed by the Rolling Stones:

I'm living a life of constant change
Every day means the turn of a page
Yesterdays papers are such bad news
Same thing applies to me and you

Who wants yesterday's papers
Who wants yesterday's girl
Who wants yesterday's papers
Nobody in the world


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Surviving Supernatural

I've reached season 4 in my rewatching of Supernatural, which means
that the inevitable end is coming closer.
*clings to show*

I could, of course, watch it all over again. And I'm tempted, oh, I'm
so tempted! I feel as if I have a better understanding of the show and
the characters now, which would make watching it again really
interesting.

ButI won't. First of all, I've tried watching an entire show two times
in a row before, and I always got...distracted after a while. The
rewatch urge isn't so urgent anymore, and well, you've seen it all not
only before, but just a moment ago. Rewatching twice in a row only
worked once, when I watched Magnificent Seven twice within (mostly)
two weekends, but then, that's a short show, and there are horses.
Also, I didn't really pay attention the first time, and then felt as
if I'd missed something, so I just had to watch it all again.

So I guess I'll have to face the bitter truth that there is a life
after Supernatural, and I'll have to decide what to do with that life.
In preparation, I have just bought season 4 and 5 of Miami Vice (I
already own season 1-3), and am now trying to keep myself from buying
season 2 of Simon&Simon. (though I really really want it. NO! Bad
Oceana! You spent too much money already this month!)

I'm thinking moving on to an 80s show might make dealing with the loss
a bit easier, because it's really no comparison, and yet it would have
elements of SPN that I will miss (brothers, cars, weapons.) I don't
know, but I will prepare myself.

Or I could watch all nine seasons of X-Files, plus the movies, the
second one is still unopened on my dvd shelf (just like the new James
Bond. Mm, maybe I should watch some movies instead).

Or I could watch Numb3rs, to see what it was that I liked about the
show in the beginning, and then decide if I should maybe sell my DVDs.

Or I could watch Supernatural again.

Ideas?