It's not really relevant to anything, but... "Don Henley Must Die" I think by Mojo Nixon (it sounds like him) was on my playlist earlier and stuck in my head - except that lately the lyrics that keep looping through my head are "Ron Weasley must die." Not that I'm espescially hostile to Ron, or anything - I don't want to kill him any more than the rest of the main characters in canon, and fanfic portrayals vary as widely as anyone else - but then I don't have any special antipathy for Don Henley either, and the song was stuck in my head for hours before it turned into a crossover. There's probably enoguh that it could be turned into a full length filk of the song, and possibly enough "Ron getting knocked around" footage from the movies for a music video... but I know I'm not going to bother, so if someone else wants to see it, they'll have to do it on their own.
- CDSERVO: Loook *deeeeply* into my eyes... Tell me, what do you see?
CROW: (hypnotized) A twisted man who wants to inflict his pain upon others.
For the next 72 hours, Itachi intoned, I will slap you with this trout. - Spying no Jutsu, chapter 3
"In the futuristic taco bell of the year 20XX, justice wears an aluminum sombrero!"hemlock-martini
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"Anko, what you do in your free time is your own choice. Use it wisely. And if you do not use it wisely, make sure you thoroughly enjoy whatever unwise thing you are doing." - HymnOfRagnorok as Orochimaru at SpaceBattles
woot Med. Eng., verb, 1st & 3rd pers. prsnt. sg. know, knows

Sooo, one of those spur-of-the-moment things...
Wide Receiver, Bella Fuego, Minuet Mac Hine, ElectroEagle, and Superball ran the Katie Hannon TF earlier today. Along with one stranger...jeez, I forget the name. V...v...something Vixen, since we needed six to start.
(As I pointed out at the start, she matched our colour scheme. The ideal pick-up member!)
Laughs, good times, multiple archvillain hammering...a couple of team wipes, but we made out okay. Cool stuff.
Screenie: Post-TF Dance Party
-- Acyl

I'm not doing a rec on a fic or anything, but rather a list.
lira-snape.livejournal.com/5672.html
Lira Snape's list of HP fanfiction, which is extensive in the extreme.--
Christopher Angel, aka JPublic
The Works of Christopher Angel

Seeing as how we have had a slight deficiency in Defenders in the group, and that Radiation/Radiation Defenders are now a mandatory element of any Giant Monster or even many AV takedowns, I decided to make one. I don't know when I'm going to find the time to level her up between playing Lora'Lai on Virtue and Stalnoy Volk over on Infinity, but I'll do my best.
I'd like to have her join up ASAP. So let me know when's a good time.
Oh yes... her name is a pun. I'm interested in seeing how many of the science inclined will get it. ^_^
Say hello to:
Sharon Kov
Mutation Defender
Radiation/Radiation
Virtue Server

-Logan
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"This kind of thing tends invariably to devolve into the kind of "No, Nakajima, THIS is true power!!" argument that only really works if you're yelling it from the cockpit of a giant robot . . ."
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Doug only learns that he's been visiting fictional universes in DWX, if I remember correctly, which is why the concept of him meeting Bugs Bunny tends to keep getting shelved/killed/forgotten. After all, he knows that the LT-verse is fiction, and him living it would ruin the plot.
Even though transfictionality is taboo until then, what's to prevent transdimensional fictionality? In English,
Why isn't Doug looking for more Looney Tunes?
DWII- set in the 2030s. Surely Warner Bros. wouldn't let a series that important stay idle for another three or four decades?
Besides, *our* universe has seen the occasional LT release since the Year Of The Walk...Eagles may soar, but weasels don't get sucked into jet engines...

-- Bob
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...The President is on the line
As ninety-nine crab rangoons go by...

...they take forever to reach you.

-- Bob
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...The President is on the line
As ninety-nine crab rangoons go by...

Has anyone seen or heard from Dave "Bakadring" Menard recently?
-- Bob
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...The President is on the line
As ninety-nine crab rangoons go by...

Min might have goofed by telling Yukiyo to explore the photocopier. Sorry about that.

"Harry Potter and The Unlikely Gryffindor" by "Hera Malfoy"
I stumbled on this by accident last night over at "Sink Into Your Eyes", a "Harry Potter" fanfic site. It had a five-star rating and was in their top-25 listing so I grabbed the whole thing in a lump and saved it to read later.
Well, I read it later, and dear gods I wish I hadn't. I stopped after about two and a half chapters, and that was entirely too late. Quick capsule summary: Draco has female cousin, a couple years or so older than he is, who was taken from her parents by the Ministry of Magic's equivalent of Child Protective Services and put into fosterage during the first Voldemort war; the foster parents are killed and she disappears only to turn up in Texas (of all places) when she's 19, at which point she then goes to Hogwart's as a first year and gets sorted into Gryffindor. She's a goth except she's kept the Malfoy hair, has her own motorcycle, a thick Texas accent, and lots of kewl wicca-themed jewelry. Oh, and she's engaged to marry Draco Malfoy by virtue of a long-ago agreement between their parents. By purest coincidence, she has exactly the same name as the author, and already the beginnings of the Harry-attraction are starting.
You can see where this is headed.
It is also one of the most incompetently-written stories I've seen in a while. Well, that's not entirely fair. "Hera Malfoy" is mostly a fair writer -- no horrendous misspellings or grammatical gaffes -- but she's careless and overconfident as a writer. Every once in a while she'll come out with something like this:

Quote:

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There rising up out of the darkness, was a castle Hera had only thought could exist in fairy tales. There were huge walls made of stone cinder blocks, spinnerets climbing into the sky, and the windows were each burning with torch light.

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