do you think you can defeat me with your rebellious beard?

[baratron]

Richard is working late this week (2pm-11pm), so I see him for a while in the morning depending on when either of us manage to get up, but am devoid of wuzzieness in the evening. As a result I shall be watching videos like this one: "Carmensita," by Devendra Banhart, featuring Natalie Portman (linked by fellow wuzzie epi_lj). It features a mad singing wuzzie with vast quantities of hair, including some which you don't usually get to see! And he loves an octopus! Further analysis in The Guardian.

By the way, Richard's beard is currently longer than it's ever been. He may be going for some sort of personal record.

Comments

[jackspryte.livejournal.com]

I love the term "wuzzie". That picture is adorable! It's such a charming word..."wuzzie".

[baratron.livejournal.com]

It's actually from a MUD called Nanvaent, that I used to play about 10 years ago. Wuzzies were the ewok rip-off race. Short, stout and furry, ranging from timid to fierce, often foresters. Richard tried to play it a few times, but always got distracted by the baby wuzzie quest - where you find a baby wuzzie crying on the ground in the forest and have to climb up to the wuzzie village to return it to its parents. He did that about 20 times and never got any further.

Richard is a fuzzy ewok. Human wuzzies, imo, usually have long and/or messy hair and beardiness, are somewhat timid and shy, like to hug, and love books and trees. Many of them enjoy both reading and taking machines apart, and find people difficult to deal with because they can't be fixed easily when they break.

[nitoda]

:-) and your icon is sooo sweeeeet! Awww!