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[3pipeproblem]

So these people in the computer lab are telling each other riddles, and one of them is a riddle Windom Earle tells Coop in My Life, My Tapes. It's weirding me out. I really wish I'd brought that book to college now. Oh well. 16 days until I go home, so it shouldn't matter all that much.

More oddness: my roommate apparently saw a mouse in my room. Less concerned about the mouse (no food, anyway) than why my roommate was in my room in the first place. The door was closed. Why the hell should she be in there? Grrr.


I actually don't have much to say about it, since I was a little spaced out when I watched it. The one scene I loved, though, was Jack and Chase's discussion about field agents dating. Because (and this is so painfully obvious) Jack has to believe that it's something about the job that ruins these relationships. Not something about him. And Chase just throws it back in his face, which is terribly insensitive, but he's young and kind of an asshole so it wasn't really out of character. Loved that scene.

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[beechball.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I know what you mean about that scene. And I feel so sorry for Jack. Particularly because of everything with Kate. I think I'm going to buy a paid account just for the sake of getting some Keifer icons :)

[3pipeproblem.livejournal.com]

Heh. You should probably learn how to spell "Kiefer" first.

So tempted to buy you an account...have no money...hmmm

[beechball.livejournal.com]

Damn you and your astute observations! Buying new account now. But must stop self from making icons, have to work on homework. Blah.

Oh, and what's the riddle?

[3pipeproblem.livejournal.com]

Not really an exciting riddle. A plane crashes on the US-Canadian border. Where do you bury the survivors? Earle added some kind of freakiness to it, I'm sure.

However, the person got it wrong. Which leads me to seriously doubt the intelligence of the people at my school/the competence of people working in admissions.