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[theladyrose]

Worst opening line in a piece of college ad mail:

"Suddenly you're thinking about college."

No kidding, Poirot. Needless to say it went into the trash bin, and I've completely ruled out St. Mary's College of In-the-Middle-of-Nowhere, California.

And on a more cheery note: Yay for February Break! Surprisingly I actually got quite a bit of work done and binged on watching good movies and TV. Tee hee! And I'm near broke now, but I got the DM/SA Megaset and am having a marathon of sorts. Happy happy joy joy!

And huzzah for Mancini! I got two soundtracks of his while at my favorite Borders on Earth, the store in Union Square. the Pink Panther is even better than I remember it to be, though the record producers had the bad taste to translate most of "It Had Better Be Tonight" into English. Gah! I was really tempted to bash out my eardrums after listening to the super-cheesy translated lyrics. Why oh why couldn't they have left it in Italian so that it sounds exotic and beautiful? The barbarians! Peter Sellers's liner notes, though, are the funniest I've ever read.

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[theladyrose.livejournal.com]

I also got the impression that Drake is more likely to put up with the authorities even when they lie and betray him, like in "It's Up to the Lady" or "That's Two of Us Sorry." Number six has lost all patience for hypocrites, and he's much less willing to sacrifice his ideals to complete his missions.

*embarassed cough* Actually, I haven't seen "A, B, and C" or "the General," so I can't comment on that just yet :) But I do think that number six would take a similar attitude to Drake when dealing with trustworthy bosses, ye.