The Tatnuck Cafe Barista Song

[letterblade]

I have a little cafe
It's never very full
But Monday in the evening
It's really deathly dull

No muffins, scones, or lattes
No customers at all
The tables clean and empty--
And I just want to bawl!

To be sung, of course, to the tune of "I have a little dreidel."

That explains today. Yesterday was seeing Brokeback Mountain for a second time with telepwen and a mutual friend. The day before was hanging out at the mall with telepwen, discovering that Hostel was not playing, and instead going home and watching A Knight's Tale. (Thus experiencing two extremes of Heath Ledger in quick succession.)

One of the mini shredded wheats I just ate was eerily deformed. If I start glowing green, we know what happened.

Back on topic, Knight's Tale kicked major ass. Alan Tudyk makes a very nice redhead. Dear Chaucer rocked my world, my pants, and my fondness for casual nudity. I haven't had that much slashy fun with a movie since watching The Lost Boys late one night when I was bored.

Does Chaucer/Wat exist? Or, really, I'd prefer Wat/Chaucer? With wackiness and thonging? *makes with the puppyeyes*

Comments

[mentalhygiene.livejournal.com]

Dude! You hadn't seen "A Knight's Tale"? But now you have! And yes, it is a *lot* of fun. Pity critics tried to take it seriously. Silly critics. That's not the point of it.

And yes, Chaucer/Wat *definitely* exists. A lot of it, actually, I'm pretty sure it's actually most of what's out there, but I can't think of any specific stories off the top of my head. I think Silverlake Archive (http://www.imjustsayin.net/silverlake) and Yuletide (http://www.yuletidetreasure.org) has some, though.

[mattador.livejournal.com]

"I'm a writer! I give the truth scope!"

Paul Bettany's Chaucer is my hero.

[telepwen.livejournal.com]

Fonging, dear. Fonging. As in, I will fong you!