Blech

[angelchicken]

Well, it is 8:30 in the morning and I am at work. You know what sucks? Being at work (specifically this job) at 8:30 in the morning. Especially since I have already been here for a half hour.

I am so, so happy to be leaving.

New York is very pretty with snow, though the sidewalks are a bit difficult to navigate, what with the snow not being shoveled and all. I moseyed on up to work, taking my time so as not to break something valuable and painful.

And I have a

Is Spike really going to lose his hands tonight? Because, dude. I trust Goddard. And DeKnight. But dude. How am I supposed to deal with that? And when will he get them back (He will get them back, right? RIGHT?).

I don't know how to deal with that, yo. My boy needs his hands for, uh, fighting and, uhhhh, other . . . stuff.

They are essential. ESSENTIAL, I tell you!

*whimper*


Why didn't I quit this place? Then I could be at home in my bed instead of futzing around lj to pass the time. Grrrrrrrrrrrr.

Comments

[raskazzptitsa.livejournal.com]

Yeah, hands go boom. Haven't heard about when he gets them back, but I assume it's within an ep or two. I mean hey, we have canonical proof that W+H had hand-reattaching capabilities.

[raebird.livejournal.com]

I'm kind of dreading tonight's episode because of that. I'm not very up to date with the spoilers, but the last I heard, they were either reattached by the end of the episode, or possibly he was just rushed off to get them reattached by the end of the episode. But still. Trauma. I don't want to see it but I can't not watch. Is it just hands? I had it in my head it was arms. My dread may have exaggerated for me, though.

*kicks your job and runs away*