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Welcome to my fanworks!

If you'd like to transform any of these into your own creative work, whether that be a remix, podfic, art, vid, or whatever, please feel free!  Just drop me a note somewhere; I'd love to see the results.

Note:  I tend to bump up ratings when in doubt, so my NC-17 may be your R or even PG-13.  As always, YMMV.

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I've reached critical mass on links I feel need to be shared. (Hat tip to [personal profile] karmageddon, [personal profile] siria, and [personal profile] umadoshi, and anyone else I've filched these from.)

Remember that massive Metafilter thread on emotional labor? Olivia K. Lima posted a PDF putting it all together. (Very long - it will eat lots of time reading through it.)

Did you know that HP laptops may be logging every keystroke? Yikes!

It's a little bit woo, but also great food for thought: 5 Self-Care Strategies That Aren’t Fucking Mani-Pedis

It's probably not news that conservative voters have an irrational attachment to the just world hypothesis. I wish this article had actual advice to counteract it, but just calling it out is a step in the right direction: The 'pro-life' party has become the party of death: New research on why Republicans hate poor and sick people

"The Snarling Girl" By Elisa Albert, Notes on—and against—ambition. I feel like I could spend hours trying to unravel all the emotions and realizations that this essay prompted in me. I am not ambitious at all, but I have a dim recollection of maybe feeling that way when I was younger. Where did it go? Do I miss that feeling? So much to chew on.

For a palate cleanser, have a goofy animation of the history of the world.

Similarly, Chris Evans reads a kids' book about superheroes. Bless that soft bro loaf.
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Technically, the PA said "Let's treat this like bronchitis." So I'm on a five-day antibiotics regimen, with a tussin/codeine syrup for bedtime. I only woke up coughing twice last night, instead of 4+. :|

I am worn out. Work has been nice and quiet; my most difficult task has been staying awake. At least coughing is good for that!

Sorry for complaining so much. Have some cheerful links! (Thanks to [personal profile] umadoshi and [personal profile] misbegotten for posting them.)

33 signs from the Women's March [Buzzfeed]. My favorites include "So bad, even introverts are here.", "If I wanted politics in my vagina, I'd fuck a Senator.", and "Super Callous Fragile Racist Sexist Nazi POTUS".

A brief snippet of a gym workout that I could watch on repeat for a while. Mmmmmm...

Ursula Vernon on How Gardeners Save a Small Piece of the World. Paging [personal profile] heresluck...

Another take on the Myers-Briggs test. I really like their writeup for INFP. It me. :)
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Are the flying pigs having snowball fights in hell? Because I seem to have made it through an entire regular TV season without a single one of my shows being canceled. That hasn't happened since...EVER. I even watched multiple new shows this year, and they all made it through. I don't think it's my tastes that are changing; either the networks are relaxing their standards for demographics and audience size required to renew, or *GASP* the masses are coming around to my way of thinking.

This includes: Castle, Grimm, iZombie, The Flash, Arrow, Agent Carter (:D :D :D), Agents of SHIELD, and Once Upon a Time. I'm not counting Glee because its end has been planned for a while.

Spoilers ahoy!

Once Upon a Time )

I am loving everyone's delight in Mad Max: Fury Road, both fannishly and critically. Links and fannish adjacent thoughts )

In flashback news, I've been watching Alias. Bless that zany early 00s show; I have to shake my head every time Sydney skulks through her missions in her all black spy gear...with a belly shirt, so her abdomen flashes through like a beacon whenever she moves. So stealthy!

Confession time: I loathed Kennedy in Buffy season 7. Her storyline, her designs on Willow, the lackluster performance by the actor...everything. So I take a certain amount of catty glee (I will admit to being an awful person sometimes) to seeing Iyari Limon in an irritable bowel medicine commercial. Heh heh heh.

Speaking of commercials, have you seen Kristen Bell and her husband Dax Shepard hawking Samsung appliances? They legitimately made me laugh; I watched the whole behind-the-scenes thing, because I love watching KBell in action, being loose and comfortable with herself, and HAPPY.

I saw Avengers: Age of Ultron, because it was necessary as a MCU fangirl. I'm still deciding if it's too late to post a reaction piece about it, because about 2300 words poured out of me when I sat down to watch an AHEM copy.

I've got a business trip next week to visit the main office. Airfare was ridiculous for traveling that week, so my coworker and I will have to drive 1.5 hours to a podunk airport, take a hop to Chicago, then over to the Twin Cities, meaning a day wasted in travel each way. But I'll get to have dinner with [personal profile] heresluck, which I am very happy about, and lots of down time to catch up on shows. I'll be packing Lost Girl, Miss Fisher Murder Mysteries, Doctor Who, Orphan Black, plus some movies for my Big Idea VVC vid...and going into the office at some point. :)

I hope you all have a lovely weekend!

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Feb. 3rd, 2015 03:30 pm
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In the magical land of Australia, even SyFy is better. Check out SyFy Australia hosting BSG's Jamie Bamber and Tahmoh Penikett talking about early fan reactions to their characters, or the WH13 gang's favorite moments. (There are a bunch more links for each group in the sidebar.)

Vidding peeps, help me out - I need to replace my home laptop, and Woot has an HP ZBook 17-G1 Mobile Workstation for $1000. I can't find many reviews for it online, which makes me leery, but it seems like a really good deal. Any thoughts?

I am so disappointed that I missed the Kickstarter for this Notable Women in Computing card deck, because it looks phenomenal. That post in particular kicked me in my feminist feels, as the traditional use of queens in the deck is one of those things that bugged me as a kid, but I got desensitized to it over the years. It's yet another "traditional" demotion women are expected to suck up for the sake of history.
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I tried my best with the post-a-day thing, but various things ate my brain over the past couple of weeks.

For example, I've been on Tumblr a lot lately. I blame work and the web development that I'm doing, as the pages I'm coding take forever to load. I managed to collect from here and there various sources about writing, and thought I'd link them here in the interests of closing some tabs.

7 Questions to Make Sure Your Plot Has Believable Consequences
"A great plot in your fiction novel must have believable consequences in the world you create there. Otherwise, your story falls off the deep end."

Beth Bernobich: Writing Advice, the Meta Post
"Think of this as meta advice: how to approach the advice you come across. Here goes…"

How to Battle Writer's Block
"First of all: you need to make sure that you’re really having a writer’s block. I get a sense that a lot of cases of “block” are misdiagnosed right out of the gate."

Writing Wednesday – Epithets
"It’s a short-hand. It’s also irritating as hell to read. I don’t need the overly flowery “chocolate-orbed boy” descriptor when his name, Jack, would suffice. "

5 Moral Dilemmas That Make Characters (& Stories) Better
"Readers can’t resist turning pages when characters are facing tough choices. Use these 5 keys to weave moral dilemmas into your stories—and watch your fiction climb to new heights."
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Today was an up and down kind of day. I started working on my last assignment for this release, and just as I was feeling confident and going with the flow, I discovered in trying to adapt my code that the report that I thought was working...wasn't. So I brought my laptop home and worked on it until after 11 PM, and I think *knock on wood* that I got it this time.

Tomorrow, there will be sleeping late, puttering around, going out to dinner with a friend and a concert with OK Go. I am geekily excited about this; I haven't been to a concert with a Real Live Band in...wow. I can't even remember. I want to buy their concert T-shirt and bop along to the music and act like a goof, and not feel older than the hills as I'll probably be surrounded mainly by college students and a few friends in my age bracket.

Sunday the Emperor and I will be road-tripping to go to a kid birthday party, which means I can't stay out too late Saturday. It should be a good time, as the other mom and I are fannish friends as well.

I came across a random post today: The real sin of Sodom and Gomorrah – lack of hospitality. If the pastors had preached sermons like that when I was growing up, I might still be attending church. I'm always fascinated by the reinterpretation of Biblical stories, especially when they give me fodder to stand up to the narrow-minded bigots at my workplace.

The weather is so cool and lovely outside right now, I kind of want to open my windows and sleep cold, but my husband will freeze solid if I do so. He somewhat lacks my natural insulation.

G'night everyone!
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Today is going so slow, and honestly, I am fine with that. I am catching up on my email and infinity tabs (when so many links are open they spill off the top of the browser).

So have some interesting flotsam!

JK Rowlings is writing Quidditch World Cup updates on Pottermore? Man, I am out of the loop.

Colorado, hotbed of healthy economic and civic progress, all thanks to pot. Can we pleeeease legalize weed already? This is getting embarrassing.

The A.V. Club is doing a Farscape watch. They're up to halfway through season 3. Me, I can never get enough of people gushing on how amazing My Show is.

See Every Major Marvel Character’s Hometown In One Map. Marvel + maps? YES PLEASE.

There are several aspects of Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines" that I actually enjoy, like the thumping base line and the funky beat. His performance and lyrics, though, leave me wanting to bathe in hand sanitizer. Thanks to a link by [personal profile] cereta, I now have not one but two delightful options done by women! BRB, watching those again.

What are you all up to today?
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Kickstarter and LeVar Burton have found a great way to make Seth MacFarlane be a force for good in the world: donate now to the Bring Back Reading Rainbow Kickstarter, and he'll match all contributions until they hit 5 million (only 320 grand and 38 hours from now!). There are a ton of different levels and rewards; go check them out!

Cut for recent news about MZB - sorry for not doing it before )

The recent SCOTUS decision to let Hobby Lobby dictate their employees' insurance coverage didn't help either. Can't we find a good balance of knowing when to butt in (child abuse) and when to butt out (women's health)? ARGH.

I have been lucky enough to never have suffered major depressive episodes, but I think the example phrases listed at Make It OK, on how to talk with people about their mental illnesses, can apply to lots of situations. (I've heard several variations of the "Don't Say" examples from well-meaning people when talking about my infertility.)

I've known and enjoyed the happenstance that Luke Skywalker voices the Joker. But the fact that Mark Hamill is now the same age as Alec Guinness was when he played Obi Wan Kenobi in "Star Wars"? MIND BLOWN.

And now I pay for the fact that I stayed up late to watch "Teen Wolf"; I still have to prep a dish to bring for tomorrow's work potluck. *sigh* G'night, everyone.
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I've been trying to pay more attention to my Facebook feed, as that's the way I find out most of the news about non-fandom friends.

So it was that I found out about Joseph Gordon-Levitt producing an upcoming film adaptation of Sandman. I have no idea what to think about that; if I remember correctly, they've been trying to adapt that beast for years and years in one way or another. I'd love to see it as an HBO mini- or full series, honestly, if it's going to be made at all, but I suppose that I trust JGL as enough of a fandom-friendly guy that he might actually get it right. It doesn't hurt that Neil Gaiman is also on board, and he's probably less likely to have a hissy fit and stomp away than Alan Moore was with his various projects.

I also loved this fangirl version of Jingle Bells. Let's see if I can imbed this:

TGTF

Mar. 14th, 2013 04:04 pm
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I get into vicious cycles sometimes, where I go to bed too late and wake up tired, then fall into a zombie lull of "One more thing"s at night that gets me to bed too late, and so on. For the most part, I manage to catch up on the weekends, but man, it's hell during the week. And it's all my fault! Self, why you gotta be so mean?

Work is being so weird. Learning curve or uphill battle? )

I should fill in the extra hours with training, but all my tired brain wants to do is read fic and interesting links.

Say, for example:

What if "Doctor Who" had English actresses in the lead role for the run of the series? Check out this list for some interesting suggestions.

Or if TPTB had used American actors? Fascinating choices here.

But seriously, why did no one mention that Mayim Bialik, she of the amazing "Blossom" and Amy Farrah Fowler on TBBT, has her own blog on the Jewish parenting site Kveller? First off, she's a talented writer, which in my mind puts her up for polymath-dom, considering she's also a talented actor and has a PhD in neuroscience. She's a published author on attachment parenting. She's a self-proclaimed "tomboy/feminist" who has never shaved her legs. She's a proponent of homebirths. She objects to Disney's princess culture (which is a bit easier for her to do, considering she has two sons). She is deeply, devoutly involved in what she refers to as "Modern Orthodox Judaism". For juggling all that, she is my hero.

I'm looking forward to working from home tomorrow, though considering it's because the Emperor is off from school, it may veer wildly from working to "working", AKA "Please stop bugging me for [X]!" Hope you all have a lovely Friday!
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My fabulous fangirl friend [personal profile] cee_m and her peeps [livejournal.com profile] editorzon and [livejournal.com profile] sabrinagb are working to put together an amazing bandom shindig in LA:

It's going to combine the awesome of going to conventions with the awesome of attending concerts. This first year we are looking to have a 100 - 200 person con in Los Angeles. We are looking for your input about how things should roll, what/who you want to see, etc. If you could fill out this short 14 question survey that would be AMAZING!


Their survey is here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/5DDC8BH.

Any and all feedback you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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Oh, Friday. I had such good intentions to get shit done at work, and then I got thwarted by both Javascript being inscrutably annoying (seriously, why is there no built-in function to enforce all-numeric entry?) and a developer NOT GETTING IT when I'm asking for help. (Dude, I have asked you three different ways to tell me where the code for the main page is and how I'm supposed to tie in my shit. You've given me NOTHING USEFUL. Don't make me stoop to including bosses on my email!)

So yeah, in response I've been following my Twitter stream, (yay, [twitter.com profile] TahmohPenikett is now on Twitter!) which is freaking HUGE because my add philosophy is a two-second "Do I know them?" question and not a "How cluttered is my list already?" ponderance. I'm a little jealous of everyone in the LA area who gets to see the last piggyback ride of the Space Shuttle.

I've also caught up with the last week's worth of LJ, which means investigating many blurbs of sales and deals. In the past few hours, I've sent people links to a sale on towels and Katniss Barbie, among others.

In other non-news, I finally saw "The Dark Knight Rises" last night! It was the last day of showing in the closest movie theater to me, and the husband graciously let me out of mommy duty for a night while he took the Emperor to Cub Scouts. So there I was, one of three people total in Theater 14 with no one in front of me. It felt so decadent and awesome, like my own private screening. I liked it, and I'm very glad I saw it on the big screen, but it definitely won't have an impact on me like "The Avengers".

Is there anyone left to be spoiled about this movie? )

I think I'll take one more stab at actual work. Have a lovely weekend, everyone!
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Ever since seeing "The Avengers" (twice!) during opening weekend, my brain has been All Avengers, All the Time. Half my open tabs are Avengers-related.

Like, the latest Avengers party note on ONTD. Many, many hours were lost today to refreshing and saving off a crapton of GIFs. (It makes my heart twinge nostalgically for the crazy days of ONTD Star Trek, which was the last movie I fell this hard far. *sniff*)

There's this great analysis of screen time per Avengers character. How rocking is it that Black Widow is a close third behind the near-tie of Captain America and Iron Man?

Speaking of Black Widow, I must shamefully confess that I have never been up on Avengers canon (I was mainly an X-Men fan, and that was years ago), so with everyone dropping oblique references to the Red Room and Winter Soldier, I really appreciated this brief history on the subject.

Avengers icons, anyone? Lovely pieces there, but my stubborn "My way!" impulse means I'll probably wind up trolling through my *mumblety-hundred* MB of Avengers images and make some myself. Does that happen to anyone else?

I'm following multiple Avengers WIPs, guys. I never do WIPs. Except now. *sigh*

At least it keeps me distracted from the TV shows I killed off with my curse this year - Chuck (in denial - still haven't watched the finale), The Secret Circle, and Ringers. None of them were heartbreaking, but I did want to know what would happen next.

How about you all? Hooked by Avengers yet? Shipping anyone? Excited or crushed by the fates of your favorite TV shows? Inquiring minds want to know!
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My annual job review yesterday afternoon went excellently. I received many lovely comments, and a RAISE. Woo! I'm almost done coding on my current large project, and the news looks good on the next big thing.

If you'd like to play along with a meme, comment here with AVENGERS ASSEMBLE. I will list seven things I want you to talk about. They might make sense or they might be totally random. Then post that list, with your commentary, to your journal. Other people can get lists from you, and the meme merrily perpetuates itself.

[livejournal.com profile] mrsdrjackson assigned me seven words for her meme: Emperor, gardening, elections, blue, wolves, libraries, and movies.

Emperor )

Gardening )

Elections )

Blue )

Wolves )

Libraries )

Movies )

I suppose that's enough babbling for a Friday afternoon. I hope you all have an enjoyable weekend.
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I would usually celebrate by taking the day off work, but I'm already burning through my vacation days with the Vancouver trip. Instead, I bought my general admission and Dog's Breakfast tickets for the con, plus I finally got the confirmation letter that they received my vid entry. \o/ There's still the niggling detail, though, where I'll be staying. Anyone have space for me in their hotel room? Please?

In other linky news:

[livejournal.com profile] sabaceanbabe posted a delightful, sensual, and porny Veronica Mars fic for me, because she is awesome both at remembering and basically as a person. *GRIN* It's definitely tipping me towards working on a VM vid for Club Vivid.

I can't tell if the creators of this Can I Get a Hell Yeah! T-shirt are Farscape fans, or if it's just that common a saying. I'd totally get it, if I thought the Emperor would refrain from yelling that every time I wore it.

Cate Blanchett is beautiful, full-stop. But it's so refreshing to see a gorgeous woman who has bags under her eyes. We age and we get tired. No amount of expensive creams and lotions are going to fix that. (Note to self: you should still get more sleep.)

The Scale of the Universe 2 is a nifty toy to zoom in and out of. Start at the smallest point of the scale and pretend you're on a massive Katamari roll!

I am having a mellow birthday; it's been really nice. I've gotten a bunch of greetings on Facebook, been useful several times at work, the Emperor called me from school on his teacher's phone to let me know he had an awesome day, and I may even indulge in some greasy carry-out for dinner. But really, I'm pushing forward to the end of the day tomorrow, when I'll be past my annual review (*fingers crossed* for a raise) and some other news.

Have a great Wednesday, all!
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I was a HUGE fan of the musical "The Phantom of the Opera" when I was in high school, along with a bunch of my friends. We would get together for study dates and blast the music, sing and swoon along with it, the whole nine yards. I even got to see a production of it in Chicago. My angsty teenage heart always beat faster for the Phantom, and I could never understand why Christine went with the boring Raoul. (In my defense, Michael Crawford's voice was magnificent.)

Of course, looking back now I have to laugh, because in the clash of the trope titans of "Rich Boy Who's Always Loved You" versus "Psycho Stalker/Murderer", I would hope to pick the one less likely to slaughter me in my sleep. (I also have since learned that "subtlety" and "Andrew Lloyd Webber" do not belong in the same sentence.)

I was reminded of this today when I got my weekly email update from a local movie multiplex; it listed a few limited broadcast offerings, including one called "Andrew Lloyd Webber's Love Never Dies". I was intrigued, so I went looking for information on the show and came across that wiki article. Go ahead and read it, if you dare.

It turns out to be his attempt at a sequel to "Phantom" that went through a disastrous series of openings, closings, rewrites, and recastings, along with odd accidents like "The Daily Mail announced in May 2007 that the sequel would be delayed, because Lloyd Webber's six-month-old kitten Otto, a rare-breed Turkish Van, climbed onto Lloyd Webber's Clavinova digital piano and managed to delete the entire score." It's the technological equivalent of "The dog at my homework!"

Judging from the description, if this musical were a fanfic, it would be the most over-the-top, cracky H/C deathfic ever, and people would be seal clapping at the unbridled id on display. Holy CRAP, ALW, if you were that sulky about the jock character winning over your self-insert, the success of "Miss Saigon", and whatever else you plundered to write that, you should have just posted it anonymously or released it as a vanity cast recording and been done with it, rather than putting it on display for all to see.

I am almost tempted to see it, but I don't think the theater would let me bring enough booze to make it worthwhile.
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If cleanliness is next to Godliness, and Zenliness is next to mindfulness, then I am spiritually bankrupt. *sigh*

I finally got the last of the Christmas crap packed up and put away this past weekend, way past overdue. I never got holiday cards sent out, I baked zero cookies, and I got all of two ornaments hung on the Space Battle tree, so why it took me so long to undo it all, I have no idea. It feels so good to have it done; every time I walk by the living room, I breathe a sigh of relief. The rest of the house is still drowning in clutter, though, try as I might to dig our way out.

I have been distracted at work for months. Depression, sleep debts, SAD, family issues, health issues - all I've wanted to do at work is surf the AO3 for fic and nurse my new crush on Chris Evans. (I blame his role as Jensen in "The Losers", because I am an absolute sucker for smartasses in glasses.) Seriously, if you ever want to pimp me into a fandom, tell me there's a tall guy who has short mousy brown hair, maybe a little bit of facial scruff, blue or green eyes, and is fucking brilliant on or offscreen, glasses a bonus, and I will curse you even as I download that shit as fast as I can. (David Hewlett, Tahmoh Penikett, Sean Murray, Chris Pine, Ben Browder...damn your stupid faces.)

At least I got my Festivids entry done (a Jake 2.0 vid! Go watch it, eh?) to the happiness of the recipient. I also wrote a last-minute entry in the Losers fic Scramble (created for [personal profile] kate in a feverish 3-hour binge two Fridays ago). It's my first A03 offering; now I really should post the rest of my stuff, I suppose.

Tomorrow's Friday, right? Weekends are where I'm a Viking. In my sleep, doncha know.
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You know you're having a crazy-busy weekend when your first-ever Festivids entry is posted in the Festivids masterlist and you don't realize it until practically the next day.

I have no idea what happened - indulging the n00b? inspired by my requests? - but I got TWO vids made for me. Two amazing, delightful, I-can't-believe-these-are-mine vids:

All is Not Lost, a Babylon 5 vid. The music starts with crashing noises in a minor key, all dramatic, and then resolves into a perfect upbeat, driving force. It is such a fantastic match for the subject. Considering the show went for five seasons, the vidder must have had a long process of drawing out so many great clips, and building in short but completely comprehensibly arcs: Ivanova and the Rangers against the Shadows, Londo conflicted and G'Kar and the Narns finally triumphant over the Centauri, the whole Babylon 5 crew against wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey shenanigans. Plus, we get vignettes of the crew hugging, drinking, dining, and generally being awesome around and to each other. In short, it's a wonderful treatment of one of my favorite shows. I've watched the vid several times, and I can't wait for a download so I can put it in my permanent collection.

A Meditation on Genius and Scientific Discovery; Containing Elucidations of the Most Trying Aspects of Learning and Experimentation, with Full Explanations Given of the various Types of Genius be they Careful, Reckless, or Evil; Together with Numerous Illustrations of Successful Demonstrations of Applied Brilliance, a Real Genius vid. This is a total romp through a movie I remember quite fondly from my childhood. Geeks having fun! Geeks being handsome and silly and not the target of jock jokes! Geeks being romantic! Geeks being triumphant! The opening title sets off with a pompous air, and I couldn't help but seal-clap in delight as the vid unspooled. I haven't seen the movie in a long while, and this offering brought it all back to me.

My vid garnered some lovely comments as well, and the recipient proclaimed herself to be delighted with the result, so I'd call it a success. *grin*

Thank you so much to all the vidders (and especially mine!) for the wonderful vids, and many thanks to the mods of this exchange. My only regret is that I only did one entry. Next year, I hope to plan better and spread out the love.
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No, I'm not at all avoiding working on this intensely boring test plan. Why do you ask?

I have no idea who decided that non-fuzzy bear versions (Bearbrick? Sounds like a cutesy version of bareback to me.) of Kirk and Uhura were necessary, but here they are:

Can't spell bears without ears )

If you can explain this to me, please do.


This planned version of a vinyl figurine of David Tennant's Doctor Who seems to place great emphasis on his, ah, groinal region:

It's the pelvic thrust that really drives them insane )

Between the framing of the area with his unbuttoned suit jacket, and the dark lining of the coat pointing like an up arrow and the bottom triangle of the bright red tie pointing right down, the figure would seem to be smirking "The sonic screwdriver is my penis." Big Chief's conditional warning that Note: actual product may vary from shown. Pending licensor approval. means it's not final, of course, but I'm actually kind of fascinated with the product as it is.


In other news, who knew Almanzo Wilder was such a hottie? Good going, Laura!

A little bit Hemsworth of a Farmer Boy, maybe? )


*sigh* Damn. That test plan didn't magically finish itself. Guess I should actually do some work.

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