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[andrewducker]

Mission was fun last night. At 12:25 I was thinking "What a waste, why did I bother coming out?" and then at 1:45 they started playing what I can only describe as "Dark Techno", which the most excellent DJ then seamlessly combined for over an hour, keeping my arms and legs moving on a fairly constant basis. Not my usual listening tastes, but fantastic to dance to. Khi danced with me for about an hour, but then collapsed (and is still fairly collapsed today).

I meant to make it over the the Holyrood earlier in the evening, but got an opportunity to see "Cypher" which so far gets my award for "Best Film, 2003". (review to follow).

Apparently Nickys was also at The Mission, but despite both of us encountering Cheekbones3 we didn't see each other (or at least, recognise each other). And I just went and looked at pictures of Original_AJ and realised I was dancing next to him for at least ten minutes last night. Bugger, blast and fuck. If I'd known I'd have said hello to people. I think they were hanging around with the slightly older guy who always wears matt-black semi-formal looking clothes and has a small goatee - someone I've been curious about for years as well. I really, really must get around to meeting people more.

Comments

[original-aj.livejournal.com]

Not me, I'm afraid. I was home with the kids. I think I have a secret twin out there, this has happened a few times.

[andrewducker]

There was a large, vaguely rotund chap with reasonably long hair and a beard. Not knowing you personally and checking your pics this morning I leaped to conclusions.

Oh well, someday I'm sure I'll get to see what you look like in person.

[green-amber.livejournal.com]

Cypher at the Cameo ? I was there. Good, innit.

[andrewducker]

I'd go beyond good into fucking amazing. I heard it described as "James Bond by way of Kafka" and I've not heard such a good description that still didn't tell you anything in a long time.

The use of colour in the film, the strange turns the film took, the incredibly imagery and the great acting all made it into an experience and a half. Even guessing the final twist 20 minutes early didn't stop me enjoying it more than anything else I've seen this year.

Oh, just read your journal and userinfo. Do you really follow Aristotle? Or do you just enjoy wanderings?

Oh, and I've just nicked Barry Ween, Buffy, Shade and Six Feet Under for my own Interests list.

You seem cool, but I'm going to stop burbling now.