*hisses at April Fools Day*

You know what the big problem is when you live in a place that's Pacific Standard Time AND you're an insomniac? It just completely increases the amount of time you're conscious when April Fools is in play. I've already fallen for at least one big prank, and considering how sleepy I am, it likely won't be the last. And now I'm off to work at an elementary school. Oh. Joy. This should be entertaining. Except not. I really feel bad for people who have people get sick or hurt or die today. Like that's not a bad enough phone call to make without people bursting out laughing on the other end of the phone, or yelling at them that their joke is in bad taste.

In other stuff and things, I have so much stuff to do and talk about that my brain is indeed ready to explode. I owe comments and tags and emails and posts and meme results andandandandand, and I'll totally get to them, I promise, as soon as I learn to sleep and can put down the paper bag I'm breathing into long enough to type.

The words that Jay should never say are...

... I will never watch [fill in the blank].

Because as soon as I do, the universe takes notes. And someday, somehow, for some reason, I end up doing it after all.

This time? SG1.

Once upon a time, lady_adrian started watching it, and tried to talk me into it, and I said 'ah ha ha ha NO'. Going on (at that point) nine or ten seasons of canon? Science Fiction? Aliens? HELLS, no. Especially because of the aliens. Jay+aliens=badness.

Also, I don't think Michael Shanks is cute.

But then, I watched SGA (ashinae's fault), and she's been gradually working her way up with a whole get-Jay-to-watch-SG1 mission, and, well... I'm currently watching Meridian, which those of you who've seen the show will know well. For anyone else, it means that since I'm at the 21st episode of the fifth season... I'm now almost half-way through the series.

I'm funny about TV. Especially when I know something's over and not still ongoing. I watched seasons 2-4 of Angel as they aired, then didn't have cable when the final season was showing. It took me years to watch it because I knew that that would be it once I did. No more Angel. I'm the same with Rome right now--I've gotten as far as half-way through the final season, and I can't seem to make myself finish watching it, because then I will have seen all that there is to offer of the divine James Purefoy chewing scenery in the most glorious of ways as Marc Antony.

But still... SG1 is interesting. I prefer SGA, and I still don't think Daniel is pretty (although he has lovely eyes, and thank GOD he got rid of that hair and those glasses from the early seasons).