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So, a couple of things have taken over my life recently, and all of them seem to somehow involve me completely ghosting over my DW. It's magic! :D "Must go grab a matcha latte - whoops, no time to cross-post to DW!" "How about I watch Crows Zero a third time instead of opening a new browser window, yeah!" \o SO I SHALL SUMMARISE THUSLY THE EVENTS OF THE PAST FORTNIGHT: - My job, I have quit it! Celebration and glee!
- My visa, I has it! University, here I come!
- Crows Zero, the movie! I love it!
- Gundam Wing, I am rewatching it! Treize and Zechs, how much do I love you? LET ME COUNT THE WAYS.
And because I am now free from the blighted octopi-hands of work, I can crosspost my posts in bits and pieces too! I hereby request humbly that any Gundam Wing fans stab the comments with AU scenarios.
I need about 10 - that's a happy number! - for an Insane 13-6 MarathonTM. 8D Suggestions: teacher!AU; pirates; diplomats; mud-wrestlers! \o THIS FANDOM REQUIRES OLD-SCHOOL CHEESINESS. \o/! Off to go do some productive things now! | |
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Drabble Battle #2! Unfortunately, the Discworld prompt somehow managed to fling itself off the Elephants and go thundering elsewhere, so for the moment the battle rages between Space and Space. 8D voksen is to blame for the Gundam Wing, and everyone else is to blame for Trek. Again, word count is not an indication of bias (FOR SERIOUS THIS TIME), and nothing is really read through or fully thought out. Experimenting with a few new styles, too! ( Gundam Wing: Treize lives! But Zechs takes huge political falls. (And I somehow manage to write only the introduction, where Treize doesn't appear at all, huzzah!) 1031 words. )( Trek: Flying-o-phobic McCoy, meet Starfleet! 437 words. ) DECISIONS, DECISIONS:
ALSO WIK!!!: it is imperative (see the number of exclamation marks I used there?) that you give me your addresses for the Great Mailer if you wish to receive mail! SHYNESS IS NOT AN OPTION. I love sending mail, so indulge my sad little life and go paste yourself there. 8D | |
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Fifteen books you've read that will always stick with you. First fifteen you can recall in no more than fifteen minutes.
1. Ursula K Le Guin - The Left Hand of Darkness 2. JRR Tolkien - The Lord of the Rings 3. Nancy Farmer - A Girl Named Disaster 4. Richard Bach - Jonathan Livingston Seagull 5. Ursula K Le Guin - The Wind's Twelve Quarters 6. Madeleine L'Engel - A Wrinkle in Time 7. Neil Gaiman - American Gods 8. Will Shake - Julius Caesar 9. Daniel Keyes - Flowers for Algernon 10. JRR Tolkien - The Hobbit 11. Roald Dahl - Going Solo 12. Terry Pratchett - Thief of Time 13. Terry Pratchett - Small Gods 14. Madeline L'Engel - Many Waters 15. Ursula K Le Guin - A Wave in the Mind
Drabbletimes for these fifteen! Leave any character(s) and a prompt; they can cross on over if they like! \o\
AND TO ANY OF MY FRIENDS WHO ARE UNDER THE WEATHER, OR WHO ARE HELPING ME THROUGH MY TIME OF WEIRD HORMONES, OR WHO WILL EVER BE UNDER THE WEATHER: ♥ You are all and each of you beautiful people, articulate in your own ways, and a gift to this small green planet of ours. ♥ | |
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In spite of failing drastically at porn, ended up doing one Tseng/Rufus one anyway. Now to resist the temptation to write these two: Crossover: Baccano!/Final Fantasy VII - Rufus/Luck - I always get what I want Crossover: Baccano!/Final Fantasy VII - Tseng/Luck - He'd come to Turks of his own free will. But he did give them a chase first. But. But. But. But. | |
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*sings* This is me going to hell, this is me going to hell~ Title: Outward From Midgar Fandom: Final Fantasy VII/Lucifer (comic) Characters: Tseng, Lucifer Rating: NC-17 Warnings: Crossover. Midgar AU. Smashee-crashee of various real cultures. The Devil. Oh, and sex. Summary: Sometimes you just got to get bored with life before you remember to start living it. Written for roads_diverged, theme: small town. 5141 words and you really, really don't need to know Lucifer. At all.The first impression it left on him was this: roads leading everywhere and nowhere, too much sky, too much land, too few people.Mmmm, fake-cut. Here, have a drabble-thing to make a non-fake of this post. With e.e cummings style grammar. mmmm.( lucifer in a garden (270 words) ) | |
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Baccano! took my brain, and didn't give it back. Help. Drabbles: Draw up a seat, and deal yourself in. A game with the Gandors. 166 words.( Cards with the Gandors )New-found immortality has its perks. Claire finds Luck changed, but not necessarily in a bad way. 261 words.( Claire visits home. ) | |
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