Sometimes, I can't help myself.

liadlaith's sign for her thesis made me go and make this:



Fandom is a powerful, unstoppable force. It's the real fifth element, and Luc Besson had best pay attention to that in future. The ending should've had Milla and Bruce bouncing up and down with a big fansqeuee. I demand it be fixed immediately; folk have been misled for 8 years now by this tragic oversight.

A meme.

If there is at least one person in your life whom you consider a close friend, and whom you would not have met without the internet, post this sentence in your journal.

And each one of you knows exactly who you are, and I love you all dearly.

An entry, proper and whole.

I saw the BDM again today, and will lend expression to my thoughts on it in letter format. The tag seems lonely, with just that one letter to Google. So!

Dear Joss,

( spoilerish, especially if you put concepts together better than Jayne. )

Yours squeeingly,
active_apathy

Lastly, I started on a new book today - Furies of Calderon, by jimbutcher. 20 chapters in, it's fun and interesting and all kinds of lovely - much like his Dresden Files series. His style helps, too; there's certain authors - Nix, Gaiman and Prathcett also spring to mind - whose shopping lists I could happily read. They'd certainly have more plot than Jordan and more fact than Brown.

And that's about it for the moment.