| User: |  metafandom (posted by p_zeitgeist) |
| Date: | 2009-11-28 02:24 |
| Subject: | Friday, November 27, 2009 |
| Security: | Public |
- recessional: Plagues in your Postapocalypse: - Disease is a huge part of any landscape except maybe our own. Disease in a landscape that used to look like our own should be even more shocking. -
- thelana: The Genius Wranglers: A Rant - Personally, I think the appeal of those relationships has very little to do with people yearning for an old fashioned woman supporting superior (genius!) man dynamic or people getting stuck on some Oedipal trope. I think it comes more from the side effects of the trope. The typical Wrangler personality, especially of this chiding mother sorts means that they are being cast with motivations other than just looking for hotness. -
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| User: | heuradys |
| Date: | 2009-11-26 23:07 |
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| Security: | Public |
| Mood: |  sleepy |
Turkey day at my brother's was not that bad, all things considered. There was my mom's ridiculously good cheesecake, for one thing, and traffic wasn't awful for the near-hour-long-each-way drive*. The food was mostly meh and under-seasoned -- neither my brother or sister-in-law eat onions o.O -- and something did a number on my stomach at least a half hour before we did cheesecake. But everyone was pleasant to each other. *g*
Also, unrelated, I hate that you can only use one promotional code per order with Lush.
*Further than the Zoo. Man, I love my little close-to-the-city suburb.
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| User: | heuradys |
| Date: | 2009-11-24 23:09 |
| Subject: | made entirely of win |
| Security: | Public |
| Mood: |  giggly |
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| User: | metafandom (posted by acari) |
| Date: | 2009-11-24 00:54 |
| Subject: | Monday, November 23, 2009 |
| Security: | Public |
- irana: On BDSM, Part II - Today we're going to look at some other terms - negotiation, limits, contracts - break those down, and hopefully provide those reading with a better understanding of what those terms mean. -
- irana: On BDSM, Part I - Consent is a vital element in all psychological play, and consent can be granted in many ways. -
- the_minx_17: Hi! My name is Minxie...¦ - [...] if a piece of fiction disregards the basic principles of safe, sane, and consensual they really are more trouble than they're worth. -
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| User: | heuradys |
| Date: | 2009-11-22 21:06 |
| Subject: | a few things |
| Security: | Public |
| Mood: | hungry |
1. Billiam told me that we're getting rid of our temp-who's-worked-for-us-for-over-a-year. This sucks. He's all trained in and only about 25% murder-worthy.
2. ( Next Iron Chef spoiler )
3. I'm being forced to spend Thanksgiving at my brother's. And my parents coerced the invitation out of my sister-in-law. Wow. This is going to be so. much. fun.
4. That blast from the past email that dropped into my inbox a couple weeks ago? SO glad I didn't answer it. Some people nevereverever change.
5. Also glad that Optional Details Are Optional.
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| User: | metafandom (posted by p_zeitgeist) |
| Date: | 2009-11-20 23:10 |
| Subject: | Friday, November 20, 2009 |
| Security: | Public |
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| User: | metafandom (posted by fairestcat) |
| Date: | 2009-11-19 01:18 |
| Subject: | Wednesday, November 19, 2009 |
| Security: | Public |
- trobadora: All-Human AUs? - Someone explain this trope to me. You have characters who aren't human: aliens, vampires, demons, angels, gods. What they are is an important part of their character, and writing them as ordinary humans takes away something essential to that character, and I just don't get it. Why is this so popular? -
- just_katarin: But Katarin, you just posted! - I distinctly remember, when Heroes fandom started talking about the problematic aspects of the show, the racism, the sexism, how uneven storylines and deaths were, all of it, we all maintained it was unintentional....We thought they meant well but now I see that that was a lie. That was... they never intended good things for the People of Color on Heroes or the Women on Heroes. -
![[info - personal]](http://s.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png) hradzka: Donny Osmond RPF. By pros. - Mike Sterling has an interesting post that touches on on for-pay RPF from the 1970s. He points out that teen magazines included fictional stories about celebrities, mysteries and adventures and romances and -- yes, *exactly,* it was totally RPF. -
- melannen: Statistics! - But when I was going through all the Dear Writer posts being linked in the yuletide community over at lj, I kept noticing that there were actually quite a *lot* of people who were linking their letters from their DW accounts instead of their LJs, and I was wondering if there really were a lot, or if it was an illusion based around what I wanted, and was expecting, to see. And then it occurred to me that this might actually be a pretty good metric of how fandom actually *is* moving: yuletide participation is probably as close as we can get to a real cross-section of people who are active in the sort of fandom that is on journal sites, and it seems like the site people link in their letters would be the site they consider their primary home, regardless of whether they crosspost and how. -
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| User: | metafandom (posted by acari) |
| Date: | 2009-11-17 03:28 |
| Subject: | Monday, November 16, 2009 |
| Security: | Public |
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