I mean, I know I'm not on the Leverage communities, but I'd sort of expected to hear some squee somewhere on my friends' circle about the commentary for "The Last Dam Job."  You know, the part where John Rogers says (and then repeats) that ( I have no idea if this is a spoiler since it's not on screen, but cutting just in case. )

The AO3 meme is going around again, where I look at which stories of mine at the AO3 have the most hits and then see if I can find any patterns. Last year's data is here, although I didn't list number data that year.  (I am this year from sheer curiosity.)  This year's top 10:

( Nope. I have no idea what people read or why. )

Avengers: Five Times Coulson Said Yes Without Saying It (And One Time He Said No), by
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Gacked from
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Specific recs from among these: vivwiley & shrewreader , you need to go read the Slings & Arrows fic. (Viv, it's Darren's FAULT.)
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( Favorite, best, and least appreciated stories 0f 2011 )

I'm thinking I should have started this post much earlier today. Oh, well. I'm also hoping like hell I actually tagged all of these with 'fic: postings' or I'll never find them all.  (One link to each, usually to Dreamwidth, which still has subjects on comments, or to AO3.)

( Stories posted in 2011 -- 27 of them, I missed one! Wow. )

Leverage/HL so far (Undercover Blues joins the mix in the next part), PG/gen so far. And WIP. It's about a third done, I think, and definitely in progress, but if you want to wait until it's done, I don't blame you a bit! (Next up, updating the Sean, Rebecca & Matthew lists, then back to writing. After I read the Slings & Arrows/Muppets ( Read more... )

I have the first 3,800 words/2 parts done of the Highlander/Leverage/Undercover Blues insanity, a fic that's probably going to run 10-12K in 4 or 5 parts. I have the first two parts done; I even know what happens in part 3, and I think I know how it ends. I say 'think' because my characters have been known to surprise me and there's a faint ( Read more... )

Dragon wrote this in the comments of a prior post and it's too good for y'all to miss.

"Oh, That Scream."
[sound of high-pitched scream, off-stage]

Hardison: What was that?
Elliot: That? That was Muerte.
Hardison: A city this size, and you can recognize one person by their SCREAM?
Elliot: It's a very distinctive scream.

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