Mar. 26th, 2005

Okay, mecha and I are having a disagreement over something. Therefore, I turn to the LJ community for help.

Apparently there was an episode of Buffy where the characters went to a Halloween party. One of the characters went as Joan of Arc, and commented on similarities between herself and said historical figure -- she nearly got burned at the stake, for instance, and they both had/have "a close relationship with God". Then another character, her boyfriend, who appears to be dressed merely in street clothes, is asked what his costume is. He pulls the collar of his overshirt aside to reveal a nametag reading "Hi, my name is God".

The question is whether the above is a pun, or not a pun. Please keep in mind that while puns are plays on words, all plays on words are not puns.

[Poll #462063]
Thank you.
I was going to announce that Snail Dust would be coming back soon.

In fact, I was literally working on an image to put up on the sd site announcing the return... when... Paint Shop Pro bit the dust.

Basically now when I try to do ANYTHING it does a memory read error and crashes. Sure, it did that every once in a while before, had been doing it for months, but at least I had a chance to SAVE in between horrific violent crashes. Now the act of TRYING to save crashes the damnable thing.

I dunno now. I really don't. I can't afford to buy a not-six-years-old version of PSP. The version I have of Photoshop is good for minor editing at best, with non-hobbled versions being even more expensive than PSP. And the GIMP is, frankly, useless for what I want to dofor a long list of reasons that would likely be boring to someone who doesn't fiddle with image editing a lot. )

So I don't know what to do. This might be the end of Snail Dust.

Ray Romano, Marina Sirtis, Jim Davis: I blame you.

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