Icon Worship

[davidn]

Two pieces of good news recently, in that my replacement pendrive has arrived (this time with a decent-sized keyring attachment so I won't lose it), and my car radio has stopped asking for a "COdE" after I was provided with one by my "mUM".

To my astonishment I was tagged to do a meme about a week ago and I still haven't got round to it. Instead, I'm going to invent one of my own, containing just enough LJness to be feasible, just enough interactivity to be passable, and just enough niceness to... be nice, I suppose. I call it "Icon Worship".

Reply to this post with one or more of your LJ icons, and I'll say what I think about it, what it reminds me of, or what it means to me.

Then copy this into your own journal and propagate it all round the Internet so that I can be smug about having started it.

Comments

[davidn]

Seinfeld. I saw that a couple of times during my virtually non-existent sixth year at school on midnight on channel 4 - it was faintly amusing, but didn't live up to the expectations that I had been fed with, that of it being an "encyclopaedia of comedy". The episodes I saw concerned a bookshop (and I have a faint recollection of bathrooms), and a Frogger machine that had to be taken over the road before the battery ran out.

[kibet.livejournal.com]

It would have been BBC2, which it was giving appalling times on. A couple of bookshop ones, one where george took in a big art book into the toilet and irreversibly contaminates it and the other where it was a take on Cyrano de bergerac with Kramer and Newman pops into mind. The Frogger machine does epitomise the sort of stuff that happens to George.

Two episodes that you should watch, the first is the one from my last Icon where George realises that since every choice he has made in his life has been the wrong choice then he should do the opposite and the second is the outing where jerry and george are outed even though they were never even in. Oh yeah and also the soup nazi is another good one.