College Girls 3: May Day

[coalescent]

That was outstanding, and the best of the three installments to date by a significant margin.

That was Oxford. Contradictory, brutal, elegant, lonely, flawed, magnificent Oxford. From tutorials to balls, essay crises to may morning, champagne garden parties to hedonistic housewarmings and high-class restaurants to kebab vans - that was Oxford.

(Natasha looked incredibly familiar, though I'm sure I've never met her. Given that she was wandering around in Nine Inch Nails (and other band) tops, I suppose it's possible I saw her at Panic...)

One thing, though - I only switched on the TV as the opening credits were rolling. Did anybody see what happened in the first few minutes?

Actually, one other thing - the house network (or more specifically, my branch of it) is a bit broken at the moment. I'm reduced to using the main family computer, which means my online time is reduced. Dammit. I've suddenly got a lot of entries to write, too.

Comments

[sparkymark.livejournal.com]

Check this week's www.ntk.net for a funny link to a College Girls listing doh.

name dropping

[(Anonymous)]

Just wanted to share the fact that I know Laura P-B... well, I know her mother much better, as she sits near me in choir. Laura was once a member of the choir but left when she went to Oxford.

Jocelyn
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I'm told...

[gagravarr.livejournal.com]

Apparently, I featured in this episode. Well, so my parents, and my sister, and a few of her friends tell me. Supposedly, it's during a shot of the end of the ball, featuring me looking very pissed, standing next to the girl I'd pulled that night.

What with having just got back from Greece and all, can't say for myself. Ah well....

[(Anonymous)]

I think she did go to panic, but I am still not sure. She would probably have looked a bit happier at panic than in most of the show.