Seriously, brain? Seriously?

Jun 17, 2011 07:05

I've been desperately trying to kick-start the old muse; I've tried everything - prompts, drabbles, refusing to let myself leave the computer until I've written something ( Read more... )

writing, tv: the magnificent seven, movies: x-men

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earlofcardigans June 17 2011, 16:03:20 UTC
I would so read this. I'd read this everyday. I don't know if it would even have to be a crossover, just a little universe manipulation. And I don't think they'd call themselves mutants or even talk about it really, just maybe gravitate toward each other like they do and hope for the best and that they don't get killed?

Um. Hi.

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easytigergrrr June 17 2011, 18:38:54 UTC
X-Men/Western crossover! Awesome!

Hey new friend!

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umbralillium June 17 2011, 19:28:46 UTC
YES PLEASE! I would definitely read this. :D

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slavelabour June 17 2011, 20:07:17 UTC
I love your ideas!

I need something to explain the damn fool's penchant for putting himself in situations where sensible men would get killed.

*covers Vin's ears* You know that's going to be angsty for Chris, right? He can't damage himself the way he'd like? So does that make him less likely to do it, knowing it's useless, or does knowing his limits make him go after more dangerous things that still might kill him?

I am not ashamed to have been thinking about costumes on and off all morning. I have THINGS TO DO, I am behind SCHEDULE, and yeah no, brain doesn't care. All I can think about is SKIN TIGHT COSTUMES.

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denorios June 17 2011, 21:05:01 UTC
Oh dear lord, I am trying to imagine Chris Larabee in spandex, and the glare I am receiving from the Chris in my head would rival Cyclops'. It is not good. 'Yellow spandex', he is saying. 'Yellow goddamn spandex, oh hell no'.

I don't think he's happy. But I'm going to be writing snuggles-times with Vin soon, so that'll shut him up.

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huntersglenn June 17 2011, 21:18:41 UTC
I don't think they'd really know too much about mutations. Those of them who are better read, such as Chris or Josiah, might have delved into Darwin's work, and make the assumptions that humans could change over time to become better, both physically and mentally. I think that despite his religious upbringing, Josiah would more easily believe in the concept of evolution than Chris would ( ... )

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