How Frozen should have ended (Frozen/X-Men crossover :D)

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What show from your childhood would you love to bring back?

Define childhood.

Well, in all honest, Mr. Rogers' Neighbourhood. Bring it back on DVD, on the television as reruns, but bring it back. It's a great show for kids.

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(This 7-minute clip is when Mr. Rogers went to the US Senate to defend PDF funding)

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But I suspect that's not what was ( Read more... )

It's Friday and you have better things to do than post a blog entry. Just share something that makes you laugh.

Here's a crow taking a bath.

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And the Engineer's Guide to Cats, which is funny because it's so, so true (about engineers).

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In non-prompt news, I'm going to the Opera tonight (Tosca, in Vancouver) and it should be amazing. I don't like ( Read more... )

I tried writing this weekend and got about 2,000 words into a Criminal Minds/Castle crossover when I realized it was going in the wrong direction... and then I was out of writing time. I had to step away, and I think I can salvage it by tightening the intro, doing a character reveal a bit sooner, and getting to the meat of the crossover quicker. ( Read more... )

It's shaping up to be one of those weeks months years. And sometimes, in all of that, you just need to take a moment to watch some baby animals.

Elk calf plays in the mud!

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WHEN PUPPIES ATTACK


BABY ANIMAL IZ WIN.

The original slash couple, Kirk and Spock, doin' it canon style (an excerpt from the 60s show, SFW you pervs)

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I'm halfway through the latest Laurie R. King book, The Language of Bees (the Sherlock Holmes pastiche series) and I just saw this line, and it made me remember why I so enjoy this woman's writing:

I perked up. Was I about to become a participant in a Black Mass?How often does one come across lines like that in a 1920s mystery ( Read more... )

From Scazli's blog, a Tainted Love cover by Max Raabe. As he says, it's "as if the Weimar Republic somehow made it to 1981. Which, you know, wouldn’t have been a bad thing, considering what the alternative was."

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And totally check out the cover of "Oops! I did it again!" while you're at it.

And if you were born before 1981: A little Utah Saints ( Read more... )

Run, do not walk, to watch this short film on YouTube. At 2:19 minutes, it contains one of the most stunning stories I've ever seen unfold. No words, no movement, just sheer artistry.

Carousel, a short film directed by Adam Berg (Stink Digital)

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I shouldn't be allowed to post on LJ on the first day back from vacation.

Here, have a fake movie trailer.

10 Things I Hate About Commandments

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