Man, I think that's older that two years. Whenever Misha Collins first joined Twitter.

And, yeah. I'm usually the sender of them, so having someone else who curated horrible things was lovely.

Her awful links were great. Horrifying, but great.

I remember how tickled she was when I altered a men's Iron Man arc reactor shirt for her. When I asked her if she wanted narrow ruffles on the newly-added scoop neck, she was gleeful.

Oh, I remember that shirt! How great it looked, and how chuffed she was.

I always heeded her warning and didn't click on her links. I should go back through all the threads and click them all.

She said we were angels

She knew you were there for her, and I am grateful and comforted by that.

Perhaps it doesn't bear repeating, but I am so very grateful to see and speak with everyone again.

I mentioned this to a close friend in email this morning: "she was a Titan of a person," and I find that rings very true for me. I had never met anyone like her at all (or truly anyone like any of you) until the board, and it was almost awe-inspiring that she exuded that same aura when I met her in person.

Another absentee crawling out from the woodwork.

I met ita at the Serenity premiere, and it was one of the most beautiful moments of my life.

I got so many of my filthiest jokes from her!

Like some of the others have said I didn't have much of a personal relationship with her but I admired her so much. I always felt a little thrill when discussing things with her and I feel privileged for having known her even as much as I did. This board and everyone who loved her are testament to how large and kind a life she lived. She deserved all of the best things in this world.

I booked into a krav maga class today. I will think of her when I'm getting my ass handed to me.

I read the thead at io9. It's so lovely to see how much people loved and respected her there too. Though I don't know why I thought it would be any other way.

I am remembering when I met her the first time in person and I believe I had been forewarned to pronounce her name with a hard T and not a D sound (which is very abnormal for my lazy pronunciating self) and then I believe she was part of some giving me a hard time about how I pronounce hard WHs. Jesse, you were a part of this I sm sure. And I was like WHatever ms weird hard T lady and she was just like, it is a T, that is how you say a T how could it be more correct or less weird to pronounce it as another letter. And so now I try to say my mid-word Ts like Ts. Like a grown person who can talk right.

Man, I just tried to settle with a nice cuppa, but the water's the wrong temperature and it's not the right tea and my throat is too closed up to drink it anyway and I'm pretty sure the answer to all this is to buy the same over-the-top tea automated carafe butler thing she had that I can't afford. I'm thinking that will solve all my problems.