All technology must DIE

[slipjig3]

That horrible metallic hacking sound you may have heard recently was the sound of our CD burner coughing up a lung for no @%!*ing reason. We ask iTunes to burn a disc for us; iTunes politely pops open the burner drawer and asks us for a blank; we insert a blank and approve the transaction; iTunes prepares to burn, starts to burn, cancels the burn (@$#!), and tells us the device isn't responding properly; we cuss like a station wagon full of drunken mercenary sailors with Tourette's Syndrome who've just been collectively whacked in the toolbag with a garden rake. Yeah, fun.

So. If you were hoping for a mix from us, and you are either we_happy_few, felisdemens or domani, your discs had luckily already been dealt with before the morning dip in the Lake of Fire, and are in envelopes waiting for the post office. If you were hoping for a mix from us, and you are not one of those parties, I suggest learning to live with disappointment. (By the by, does anyone happen to have a FireWire Mac-compatible CD burner lying around that needs a good home?)

In the meantime, I cheer myself with Potter Puppet Pals. Seriously, go click the link, then choose the sign that reads "Bothering Snape" in the Animation section on the right. rafaela will attest that I damn near hit the floor in convulsions—and I was in a standing position at the time. There is clearly something wrong with me. (Many thanks to chainkill for the heads-up.)

Zzzzzz....

Comments

[rubian77.livejournal.com]

I damn near hit the floor in convulsions

It was Dumbledore that did it, wasn't it?

[domani.livejournal.com]

Is my envelope also waiting for my address? The old one I gave you is for Chris' parents' place and that will work, or I can send you my new one. Whatever.

[slipjig.livejournal.com]

That...is alarming.

[slipjig.livejournal.com]

Actually, it was before that: "I like the part where he stopped moving! *pause* Let's do it again! Bother! Bother! Bother!" *splorfle*

[slipjig.livejournal.com]

Got it, thanks!