Dream Girl ,'Bring On The Night'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Oh, I remembered one geeky thing. I kept a diary in the dwarf-runes from LOTR for a few months when I was 16.
Sophia, when I was in 7th grade my best friend and I drew catalogs of clothes we wanted to have. There was a lot of neon (it being 1984); luckily highlighters worked well for those colors.
I'm willing to acknowledge continued participation here as fannish, but I didn't want to talk about Whedon shows nearly as much as my Whedon-fan former coworker, I tell you what.
Sophia, when I was in 7th grade my best friend and I drew catalogs of clothes we wanted to have. There was a lot of neon (it being 1984); luckily highlighters worked well for those colors.
The other thing I did was draw the clothes that were ON the Soap Operas.
I didn't want to talk about Whedon shows nearly as much as my Whedon-fan former coworker, I tell you what.
Oh, the old someone's-worse-than-me-so-I'm-not-bad argument. Keep you warm at night, does it?
FAN.
The other thing I did was draw the clothes that were ON the Soap Operas.
I heart this. Tell me about Beth's prom dress!
Oh, the old someone's-worse-than-me-so-I'm-not-bad argument. Keep you warm at night, does it?
Yes! I did not say I'm not a fan. I denied extensive participation in "fannish geekiness." There are limits.
Oh, I remembered one geeky thing. I kept a diary in the dwarf-runes from LOTR for a few months when I was 16.
Uh, yeah, I think that qualifies.
When was I fannish? When I bought the Northern Exposure calendar and decided to leave it on March for three months because Chris in the Morning was March. Sherlock Holmes
There are limits.
Like a buffistas.org email address?
ita, some embrace. others, nsm.