Yay! I'm not sure how, but I've corrupted something!
(Tri; AIM)Erm. Melle. 's twenty minutes to sex AM.
Er, six.
See what happens when I read slash?
(Tri; AIM)
I have 20 minutes left to finish this before I'm off for lunch with dad. After that, a whole afternoon to goof off on the bro's website, femgeeks, and my site. Yah.
[Also, talked to wax_jism on AIM. Rawketh! I have courage!
Dylan rules! He kinda scared me when I saw him in concert, but that's ok. God is allowed to wear a Colonel Sanders tie.
(Rox, LJ comment)
One: A lot of the best fanficcers are on that list. Does this guy assume that when they start writing, their well-backed-up version of the characters is suddenly going to vanish and leave them with nothing but ghosts of 'the real thing'?
Two: He claimed the 'real' characters are stereotypes. Is this guy even reading the same books as the rest of us?
Three: There is no 'real' interpretation of the characters. Nobody's ever gonna really see Harry & Co the way JKR sees them, and that's the beauty of writing.
Four: some of us are quite capable of distinguishing between canon and fanon, y'know.
Bastard.
Also, why are all these people so desperate for comments/feedback on their stories? Why do they want to see the hits on ff.net restored so they can see exactly how many people have [supposedly] read their story? I don't get it. There's a select group of people whose opinion I really want on my stories, because I know they'll have honest, profound things to say, but frankly, I could care less if nobody else'd ever read my fics. Yeah, I still put them out there, and yeah, I do beam whenever people say they like my stuff, but it's not a necessity.
You are not your feedback!
I'm actually thinking maybe a cutting or a branding pattern. *looks at pictures* Actually, never mind. I'll go check for Celtic patterns.