A Letter To SGA Fandom
Dear Sects of SGA Fandom,
In case you missed my last post, I'll give you a much more succinct one.
Fuck off and die.
That better? Because your whinings over the moral ambiguity in the middle of a war is stupid and pointless. You know, the show is pretty fucking dark and only a ninny would miss that. They were cut off from Earth for nearly a year for crying out loud. If for some reason you can’t seem to get your head out of your ass long enough to realize that the show is mimicking human nature (cause you know the writers? They’re human, and oddly enough so are the main characters they’re writing, too.), then you need to go back to fucking ninth grade Lit class and learn all those nifty phrases that were taught about setting the tone and writing a complex story that stretches past one tiny moment of time. If you don’t want complex, then please be watching 7th Heaven where everything is happily fixed within the hour. Or better yet, go drink a gallon of bleach and save us all from being exposed to you.
No Love,
Me
In case you missed my last post, I'll give you a much more succinct one.
Fuck off and die.
That better? Because your whinings over the moral ambiguity in the middle of a war is stupid and pointless. You know, the show is pretty fucking dark and only a ninny would miss that. They were cut off from Earth for nearly a year for crying out loud. If for some reason you can’t seem to get your head out of your ass long enough to realize that the show is mimicking human nature (cause you know the writers? They’re human, and oddly enough so are the main characters they’re writing, too.), then you need to go back to fucking ninth grade Lit class and learn all those nifty phrases that were taught about setting the tone and writing a complex story that stretches past one tiny moment of time. If you don’t want complex, then please be watching 7th Heaven where everything is happily fixed within the hour. Or better yet, go drink a gallon of bleach and save us all from being exposed to you.
No Love,
Me