Musings on House...

I actually meant to post that yesterday already, but somehow I never got around doing so. It's so weird. Tom's merely been gone for three days and I'm already falling back into my old patterns (which I HATE). Bro comes down way too early and immediately switches on the television which then is blasting all day long, annoying the fuck out of me. And somehow the TV really puts me in some kind of stupor. I don't want to pay attention to it, I don't care, and yet it really distracts me from everything I want to do. So I end up really doing nothing all day long but dicking around online. GAH!

Anyway, this long introduction really was just meant as a lead-up to the House episode on Tuesday. I was really at the edge of my seat for it since the previews had been oh so interesting. I mean, all the aliens stuff and floating kid and what not. Too bad it was all in the kid's head! Haha... guess I should have expected that. Anyway, I really liked that episode. Oh the angst... I mean, at the beginning I was really upset. When did Wilson become Cuddy's BFF? It's like they are connected by the hips, seriously. And then they're totally conspiring against House and Cuddy (I think it was her) even has the cheek to say "I don't want to seem like I'm conspiring"... well guess what, you ARE! Grrrr...

So that evil!Wilson stuff really was getting to me, even though I know he's doing it out of wuuuuv... I mean, all this conspiring and then him actually trying to give House Vicodin after he's been tearing into him for years to reduce his intake? What was that? Guess it's back to being a Wilson apologist. But I was promptly rewarded in the end. That scene was simply heart-breaking IMO. Wilson totally knew he'd screwed up and you could tell he was distraught at House finding out about this. The way he buried his face in his hands and his eyes looked all weepy... and the Icarus reference of course, coupled with John Mayer's "Gravity"... genius. It really tore my heart to shreds. Now I just hope the House writers won't pull their usual thing and completely drop a fact once the story arc has been completed. I really want them to pick up on that again! *wibbles*

Other parts of the episode were awesome as well. Chase's totally lame Yo' Mamma jokes and the *sweatdrop* all around, Cuddy's comment on Cameron... Oh, and yes, I actually thought Cameron was going to do something for a change that I approve of. Usually all her moralistic finger pointing was really getting on my nerves, big time. But this time she was RIGHT. What's with that "let's humble House" thing that obviously wasn't working?? But then of course she didn't grow a spine after all and just dropped the issue. Bleh. Figures.

I never thought I'd say that... but I feel so awful for House now. I've always been against him being painfree and not needing the cane, but now I feel so sorry for him. The disappointment as the pain returns, the helplessness, the utter and total defeat as he takes back the cane... it all brought back painful memories. I really don't know why I wasn't siding with painfree!House. I guess it's because I also have a chronic pain in my right leg and I just... wanted House to be the same. I mean, that's what attracted me to him in the first place, after all. Well that and the snark and the fun and the many House/Wilson moments... hehehe... Anyway, I was just reminded of how it felt when I was painfree for a brief period of time. It is indeed very empowering. You're dancing and jumping and doing crunches and what not... Yes, it definitely rang a bell. I'm glad the cane is back, but I also feel sad for House. He really needs a hug and then Wilson is doing that. Not fair! ;_;

Speaking of Wilson, did you ever notice what kind of junk he has on his desk? LOL... Look!

Er... apparently Photobucket is down for emergency maintenance. Oh wait, I've got the LJ picture thing, too! ... Okay, this is why I never use it. I just can't figure out how to use it... does this work?



I don't remember him having that much junk on it in the last season! Hahaha...

He's a gangsta cleana!

That guy is amusing XD.

Soap Not Spray Can: Reverse Graffiti Art.

Paul Curtis aka Moose is no regular graffiti artist. In fact, he’s the reverse-graffiti artist. He created his street art by *cleaning* the dirt and grime off of surfaces!

Authorities are baffled: is selective cleaning a crime?

The tools are simple: A shoe brush, water and elbow grease, he says.

British authorities aren’t sure what to make of the artist who is creating graffiti by cleaning the grime of urban life. The Leeds City Council has been considering what to do with Moose. "I’m waiting for the kind of Monty Python court case where exhibit A is a pot of cleaning fluid and exhibit B is a pair of my old socks," he jokes.

Yes, that's an interesting philosophical discussion, isn't it? *g* Is it wrong to clean a city? Hehehe... Of course, bonus points for that Monty Python reference there. Oh, I'd love to see that go to court...