They Say What They Say

Would Fraser be part of the Mountie task force that arrested all those guys for terrorism? I'd say so. At least inadvertently. He'd have stumbled across something that made him suspicious while he was out on patrol, and before you could say 'Tuktoyaktuk' there'd be high-speed snowmobile chases involving automatic weapons across the tundra while Ray (Kowalski) champed at the bit, frustrated that as a civilian he couldn't do anything official because he gave up being a policeman after he went to live with Fraser in Canada.

It would all come to a head on the peak of some very tall mountain where Fraser would save the ringleader from tumbling over the cliff, but not before he gave him a very thorough talking-to about the error of his ways. He'd then hand him over to the Mounties waiting at the foot of the mountain who came to the rescue after Ray put his own life on the line to let them know what was going on. Then he and Ray would go home and Ray would start ranting at him for risking his life and doing the super Mountie routine without back-up and not letting him help when he wanted to. Finally Fraser would shut him up by kissing him and they would spend the night having noisy sex and reminding each other that they were, indeed, both still alive.

Would Fraser be part of the Mountie task force that arrested all those guys for terrorism? I'd say so. At least inadvertently. He'd have stumbled across something that made him suspicious while he was out on patrol, and before you could say 'Tuktoyaktuk' there'd be high-speed snowmobile chases involving automatic weapons across the tundra while Ray (Kowalski) champed at the bit, frustrated that as a civilian he couldn't do anything official because he gave up being a policeman after he went to live with Fraser in Canada.

It would all come to a head on the peak of some very tall mountain where Fraser would save the ringleader from tumbling over the cliff, but not before he gave him a very thorough talking-to about the error of his ways. He'd then hand him over to the Mounties waiting at the foot of the mountain who came to the rescue after Ray put his own life on the line to let them know what was going on. Then he and Ray would go home and Ray would start ranting at him for risking his life and doing the super Mountie routine without back-up and not letting him help when he wanted to. Finally Fraser would shut him up by kissing him and they would spend the night having noisy sex and reminding each other that they were, indeed, both still alive.

OMG, I've been online way too long. Where has the evening gone? I've done no homework and I really must go to bed. How is it that I always end up watching some documentary on the ABC at, like, 11.30pm on a Sunday? Why does the ABC always insist on playing really interesting documentaries at, like, 11.30pm on a Sunday night?

Dinner tonight was poached eggs on toast, and then more toast. I couldn't be bothered doing anything interesting with the chicken I have in the fridge, but I drew the line at pizza. Anyway my favourite pizza shop in Station street seems to have closed down, and the other one that I like isn't open on Sundays. That just leaves the other pizza shop (yes, I know, how many pizza shops does one small shopping village need?), but I didn't have the energy to actually leave the house to pick it up.

Should I go to work tomorrow? I'm feeling quite fluey at the moment, and I don't want to give anyone my germs. But on the other hand I have next week off to finish up my assignments and I've more or less wrangled Friday as a flex. If I take tomorrow off I can't take Friday and I think I'd much prefer to tack an extra day onto my week off.

I must get the rest of my Sports Night DVDs back from A&O this week. I'll probably want to watch them when I'm at home doing my big essay next week, and I've also had this crazy idea to enter The Einstein Factor with it as my subject specialty. I'm not sure I'd actually go through with it, but one of tonight's contestants was a Daria expert, and I know they've done Buffy and Doctor Who, so why not Sports Night?

Gah, now I've been suck into The Cell, but I really must go to bed!!

OMG, I've been online way too long. Where has the evening gone? I've done no homework and I really must go to bed. How is it that I always end up watching some documentary on the ABC at, like, 11.30pm on a Sunday? Why does the ABC always insist on playing really interesting documentaries at, like, 11.30pm on a Sunday night?

Dinner tonight was poached eggs on toast, and then more toast. I couldn't be bothered doing anything interesting with the chicken I have in the fridge, but I drew the line at pizza. Anyway my favourite pizza shop in Station street seems to have closed down, and the other one that I like isn't open on Sundays. That just leaves the other pizza shop (yes, I know, how many pizza shops does one small shopping village need?), but I didn't have the energy to actually leave the house to pick it up.

Should I go to work tomorrow? I'm feeling quite fluey at the moment, and I don't want to give anyone my germs. But on the other hand I have next week off to finish up my assignments and I've more or less wrangled Friday as a flex. If I take tomorrow off I can't take Friday and I think I'd much prefer to tack an extra day onto my week off.

I must get the rest of my Sports Night DVDs back from A&O this week. I'll probably want to watch them when I'm at home doing my big essay next week, and I've also had this crazy idea to enter The Einstein Factor with it as my subject specialty. I'm not sure I'd actually go through with it, but one of tonight's contestants was a Daria expert, and I know they've done Buffy and Doctor Who, so why not Sports Night?

Gah, now I've been suck into The Cell, but I really must go to bed!!