adventure! adventuuuuuuuure!
This irks me: sometimes, people see the need to warn for queer content in fiction or art they post in slash communities.
1. Queerness is hardly triggery material and really shouldn't need a warning at all
2. One would think that people frequenting a slash comm would anticipate such content prior to reading its content.
I have a license to drive! And a car, though technically it's my parents, on loan to me as long as I fulfill the conditions of our contract (yeah, they made me sign a contract. My dad loves his contracts). I have been driving everywhere. I need to stop doing this, as I will run out of gas and I am not getting any more money for it until April.
So the logical conclusion is obviously to drive up to San Francisco today. Clearly.
But it's good practice, because I'll be driving Highway Seventeen 17 to San Jose on Thursday to pick up usullusa from the airport. And I've as yet not driven 17. This ought to be exciting, yes? For those not in the know, 17 is a windy mountain highway that connects the Monterey Bay towns to San Jose, and it's notorious for being dangerous. No worries, though, I'm a careful driver, and should be fine.
There will be exciting adventures! Which I will chronicle later. :D
(also, I have some seriously kickass tags, I hadn't even realised.)
1. Queerness is hardly triggery material and really shouldn't need a warning at all
2. One would think that people frequenting a slash comm would anticipate such content prior to reading its content.
I have a license to drive! And a car, though technically it's my parents, on loan to me as long as I fulfill the conditions of our contract (yeah, they made me sign a contract. My dad loves his contracts). I have been driving everywhere. I need to stop doing this, as I will run out of gas and I am not getting any more money for it until April.
So the logical conclusion is obviously to drive up to San Francisco today. Clearly.
But it's good practice, because I'll be driving Highway Seventeen 17 to San Jose on Thursday to pick up usullusa from the airport. And I've as yet not driven 17. This ought to be exciting, yes? For those not in the know, 17 is a windy mountain highway that connects the Monterey Bay towns to San Jose, and it's notorious for being dangerous. No worries, though, I'm a careful driver, and should be fine.
There will be exciting adventures! Which I will chronicle later. :D
(also, I have some seriously kickass tags, I hadn't even realised.)