People are amusing
Title: A Private Dance
Author: elfflame
Characters: Lucius/Draco
Rating: NC-17
Warnings: incest
Kinks chosen: Blindfold, lapdance
Word Count: 2503
Summary: Draco has a last present for his father on his birthday. (Post-War)
Author's notes: A little something that came to me when I was making my Malcest recs/resources list. Thanks to ceria_taliesin and harleen for the quick beta.
Haha. Seriously, who the hell writes that? People at hpslash I guess! Picture courtesy of yaoi_art
Then we have this gem:
Title: The Claiming of Harry Potter
Rating: R-NC17
Pairings: Snape/Harry, Draco/Harry
Summary: It’s sixth year, and the Dark Lord is on the move. Harry Potter’s aphrodisiacs have given him advantages and more unwanted attention, because now both Snape and Malfoy are dead after him. Why is nothing ever normal? HD, HS
Warnings: jealousy, long story, SLASH, smut, NC17 scenes, angst, romance, non-con,
Chapters: Prologue + 8
Ongoing: Yes
A/N: The story now has a very broad dimension to it, and if you want a long tale then go ahead and read! I apologize for the first chapter which seems boring, but it gets better as you turn the next page... err, chapter.
Oh Livejournal-chan ^__^
In other news, I can tell my Philosophy class will be entertaining. After discussing positive rights (rights you are entitled to have someone give you, like education) and negative rights (things you are entitled to have no one take away from you or interfere with, like freedom of speech), we were talking about what it would be like if the Second Ammendment was a positive right, so that the government had to supply you with guns. Of course, it was all just to highlight the difference between positive and negative rights, but a brilliant girl in the front goes "so wait, I'm confused. So is there actually a positive legal right to bear arms?" Yes, the government gives away guns. This same girl then says later that no one is morally responsible for homeless people and that they don't have a positive right to shelter or food. Oh philosophy-chan.
When we discuss that the government is supposed to take care of all its citizens, some guy says "that sounds a lot like socialism to me" in a very wry voice. For a second the entire class froze, before the teacher is like "making sure people have shelter isn't socialism" and the inevitable "what's wrong with socialism?"
If my previous philosophy classes and this first small section are any indication, I will be much amused. Of course, then in my RA class we were talking about building trust with your residents, and one girl said that her RA was doing a great job at that because he made it public that he was very religious so obviously he is trustworthy!
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