quincymorris

Why is it, fandom, that just as my love for thee reaches its apex you run out of good fic? Why do you make it seem like there is a neverending well of wordy goodness at the outset and then so tragically fail to live up to expectations in the end? In the end, fandom, I think the blame for my soulless, empty fandom-hopping is your own fault. Seriously, I need to get the fandom whore thing under control. This is getting ridiculous. I wish I could name all the ones I've loved for a time. Some of them, I can count the number of actual pieces of real canon that I've watched on one hand. Learning a fandom through fandom is an odd experience. It's k

Caught up in the flurry of midterms, having managed for a brief time to organize my studies in a timely manner, I had the crazy idea to say to a friend of mine, let's call her "Helen," that I had confidence in my own ability to complete my homework early on in the break and to enjoy the rest of it stress free. She responded, without intending any kind of offense, that if I managed to do so she would probably drop dead at home from sheer shock. Helen, you'll be glad to know that I've been taking great pains to ensure your continued health. In fact, just to make sure that you are in no way endangered by my actions, I'm just now starting my hom

These days, with the Twilight series being so very inexplicably popular, vampires are in vogue. It may be annoying that so many people are idolizing vampires as badasses without ever having read anything about them other than that they have cheekbones that could cut glass(speaking of, did you know that Robert Sean Leonard played a vampire in his younger days? Probably a movie that he wishes to burn every copy of, but it does exist)and alabaster cheekbones, but still. You must admit that they are pretty awesome with their undead powers and unholy strength and all. Being mostly invulnerable to harm, there's not much that they fear. But there i