The part that "Origins" didn't show
I don't know how but I came across a fanvid of Wolverine's dark past as a musical theatre actor at some point today while I was sucking down coffee. If I got it form your LJ, please forgive me for not crediting you at this moment; I barely function before 9 and then only after a quart of coffee has been in my system for half an hour
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See, this really only reminds me of my urge to have Hugh Jackman and James Marsden remake The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance into a musical.
Also, your dream rocks. I would like that kind of dream. The last dream I remember had something to do with a church belltower, but I can't remember what. Except that the tower was like Rapunzel's tower, all by itself in a field. Huh.
And there's your random for tonight. Here, have a dancing penguin.
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I get weird dreams like that. Remind me to tell you the one about a station wagon in Oz. Or the one where I was an assassin at a wedding.
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I wonder what they mean, other than the Writing!Muse struggling to get out.
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And you made Josh Holloway into an X-person, and if there's one thing I love, it's... well, actually, there are lots of things about that that I love, but the whole Josh Holloway thing makes my brain (and other parts) very happy.
So now I am going to friend you, even though our fandoms like barely overlap. Because you do fandom the fun, intelligent way. Which is how I think about fandom when I'm not having fanwomyn squeeing. (Yes, I can do the liberal feminist thing anywhere I want, damn the patriarchy, because I find that the really intelligent people in fandom tend to also be open-minded and ironic a la Joss Whedon--who at one time must have been a ridiculous fanboy in his own right--and are therefore cooler than 95% of the people who don't spend at least two hours a day wandering around livejournal and giggling at the antics of straight men who've suddenly gotten the urge to jump every other man, woman, and inter-sex person in sight. And good girls who suddenly drop their knickers--or, ( ... )
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Honestly, the moment Josh Holloway opened his mouth that first episode of Lost My Not-So-Inner-Fangirl broke out the champagne and started weeping copious tears of joy for yea verily there was Gambit personified. Before then, Johnny Depp played Gambit-in-my-head which... actually still works. Mmmm... I'll be in my bunk.
And I do adore Joss like whoa especially what he's done with Astonishing X-Men. Runaways is on my to-read shelf and I've almost got Firefly memorized. I just haven't written any fic 'cause I don't think I can do justice to his stuff, y'know?
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Because I'm so very used to hearing/reading/thinking, "I'll be in my bunk."
*grins like an idiot*
No, seriously, the Joss is my hero. If I were dying of cancer, my make-a-wish would be to work on my project (the one that I have in my head that would make an awesome comic and/or television show, because it is that good) with the Joss. I mean, maybe we would not hire very sexy people with whom I have political differences named Adam Baldwin, but we would definitely hire...
I really have to stop doing that. I'm not dying. L.A. is too crowded. Joss has enough projects, what with Buffy season 8 and AXM that he's still not finished and Runaways and that other story he's been working on (he talked about it at Whedonesque a bit but I forget what it's called) and I'm not even finished developing the Idea of Awesomeness. But now it has a name, which is better than nothing. (Following the trend of One-Word Titles, I have entitled the project Hollow. Seriously, seriously awesome ( ... )
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enjoy (?) school; I'll be back at that in August myself.
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