Oooohhh, I LOVE a little drama in the moooorning .....

[highlystrung.livejournal.com]

HIIII!!!! *waves*

Wow, I've missed a lot, haven't I?

OK, so, I know it's over, and I know I'm sticking my head in, and I know I may be a shit stirrer .... but I gotta say this. And I only gotta say this because it's over and so on and so forth .... although if people are still sore, and therefore cannot construe this as a joke, I totally get it, and a) accept any flames/attacks/rolls-of-eyes/general ignoringness as my due and b) deeply, deeply apologise.

But I think a sign of maturity is the ability to laugh at oneself. And I certainly don't think I'd like to be associated with a place where people can't laugh at themselves. *raises flag of hope. 'Cos I believe in us*

So. Whilst I will keep my own thoughts to myself, I will say ... this whole thing just reminded me of this. Which y'all should have seen anyway. ^^

The really relevant passages (if you don't want to read through the whole thing, cos it is kinda long.) are near the end. But the whole thing is just funny even without any kind of correlation.

And please remember: Joke. Again, I'm sorry if we're still too near the *cough for dramatic effect* "incident" to make them. But hey, the best time to intefere is now!


Oh, and are there any extras on the M*A*S*H DVDs?

Comments

[subluxate]

Fandom is so fun! It's like you said--keep a sense of humor. We made Fandom Wank once, and comments by two friends and I were directly cited. We laughed at ourselves and moved on.

The lack of high-speed is very sad, because it's harder to get the episodes without it--though not impossible.

I saw the posts and went, "Whoa. When'd we explode THAT much?" And then I read them and laughed.

[highlystrung.livejournal.com]

*laughs* Yes. What I just did is one of the most important skills we have. Gets us through almost anything.

And ... fun? I would say entertaining, actually... No, no, actually, fun is good.

But you did? That's brilliant! *coughs* So much not a secret dream. Although my wanks tend to be not so much fandomy as ... personal. With 'friends'. You know. Emotional crap and so on. I laugh later. Often to myself. ^^

You're very smart.

*sighs* Yes. It often causes me to take up the position of woe. Although - *perks up* You say 'not impossible'. Do you know of an alternative?

[subluxate]

We did! Someone posted an open letter before their comments on an episode on one of the House communities (a general community), and the letter read something like, "Please stop with the gay." For obvious reasons (I'm not only a slasher, but I'm also bi), I rather took offense and commented telling the poster so--then posted on my journal, which got others involved. My friends who were also linked to were rather unimpressed by the open letter.

Aww, friend-wank over emotional stuff? That's a little sad. I do try to avoid that as best as I can.

Why, thank you.

I do know of an alternative. I may or may not have episodes that can be put on CDs and mailed, and have a fast enough connection that getting others isn't a problem.

[highlystrung.livejournal.com]

*drops to knees* I worship you as a god. Where do you live? (ummm ... I'm aware that sounded stalkerish. How about: if that would be possible, could you email me (foot_scrub_paradise@hotmail.com) to work out details, etc?)

And that is absolute BULLSH*T!!! (I too am bi, however I like to think that even if I wasn't I would be offended.) Props to you, props to your friends.

And it was. *tears* It started over constructive crit, turned emotional. It also started over bitchiness, turned into emo-tional. *sighs* Oh the wank. Your skills sound most impressive. ^^ I mostly try not to, but sometimes ... ah well.

And that's OK. ^^ Honesty's the best policy when death isn't on the line.

[subluxate]

*emails*

One of the friends who responded (and was wanked) is straight. A lot of people objected on principle. Plus, one of the producers of House (Brian Singer) is gay, so the "stop with the gay" thing was...rude, to say the least.

Aw, man. I do my best to avoid that, especially the "emo-tional" part. It's not always easy, though.