...and it's really not bad!

( under here, because now that I think about it, even the screen freeze is vaguely spoilery )

Please enjoy this badass Sherlock vid while you wait for Leverage. If you're waiting for Leverage. If not, just enjoy it.



Also, I am reading Isaac's Storm and people this book KICKS ASS. It's as good as Devil in the White City, which I did not think was possible.

TUMBLR OF THE DAY: Advice Sherlock. SPOILERS for all three episodes.

Be sure and check out Kill a Man by zimshan! It's sort of...visual meta about fandom and ownership of Sam and Dean. It's shiny and I love it.

Poll go get your ribbon box

I laughed and then, at the end, experienced a tingling sensation that I think is heartwarming? We already know she's hilarious. [FYI: Chuckles Bites the Dust is one of the greatest MTM's of all time. I have a signed copy of the script because as a total nerd child, my Dad gave me one for Christmas.] Betty White! And the return of SO many ( Read more... )

My mom wanted to see it for mother's day? Apparently she liked the first one? I'm confused. Anyway, it was fun! I enjoyed it as much as the first one, no matter what the reviews say.

( non-plotty mild spoilers and an un-Marvel cameo )

1) Tequila Talking by chemm80. Supernatural/In Plain Sight. Dean Winchester/Mary Shannon. Tequila. Sex. LET'S GET IT!

2) Do you write SPN? Do you need source material? Have you ever looked around the internets and said to yourself, "Self, there is just not enough creepy shit for me to write about." I have the solution!

Wisconsin Death Trip by ( Read more... )

Does anyone know what the vidder's LJ name is?

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But I couldn't let this fall through the cracks: Major Tom (Coming Home) by meiou_set.

You can watch this video on www.livejournal.com

How's that for a side of awesome with your Supernatural day? You can leave her encomiums over here.

ETA: And check this out. Make sure you click through to the pictures. They're pretty fucking cool ( Read more... )

I had this whole idea in my head about the differences between American and British murder mysteries and the Swedish deckare genre...but then I realized that was more of a PhD thesis than a post. So I'll get right to the point: Stieg Larsson.

He died in 2004 and left behind three manuscripts, which he originally intended to be part of a series: ( Read more... )