imagine a unifying theme here.

Apr 19, 2010 13:31

i) ❝i've always wanted to tell you❞

ii) Chapter One teaser!

America blinks, remembers the way Will and that officer clasped hands. "Wait a second, did you just bribe a cop"A cop, you say?" Shakespeare asks. America can't see him frown, not really, not in the guttering light from the lantern, but he hears the halt in his voice ( Read more... )

but the point madam, meme me, forms for your convenience, multichapter: the worldsmith

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etrangere April 19 2010, 17:34:50 UTC
Also, contacts are way more hassle than they're worth.
I beg to disagree. I started wearing glasses when I was 3 and until I started wearing contacts at 15. It was hell. I love my contacts so much ♥

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etrangere April 19 2010, 17:37:20 UTC
can't bear touching/putting stuff on your eyes?

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a_white_rain April 19 2010, 17:36:15 UTC
I really want eye surgery. I don't need perfect vision and I don't mind wearing glasses - I just hate waking up and not being able to see anything. And no way am I ever wearing contacts. Scares me for some reason to touch my eyes.

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puella_nerdii April 19 2010, 17:37:37 UTC
Yeah, I don't blame you -- things involving eyes make me go EEEGAH! a lot of the time. And yet I'm a CLAMP fan. O the contradictions of my life.

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a_white_rain April 19 2010, 17:41:51 UTC
No, see, the difference is, it's not my eyes that are being torn out (oh Subaru). It's not even all that graphic either.

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puella_nerdii April 19 2010, 17:49:47 UTC
Good point.

I still have to cover my eyes when any eye-related injuries occur in a more realistic medium, though. Oh god The Andalusian Dog whyyyyyyyyy.

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wizzard890 April 19 2010, 17:40:30 UTC
I've totally noticed the glasses thing, too! Well, and then there are we undercover glasses people, who rock the contacts.

Heh. I guess you could call fandom quite a spectacle.

And yessss, Will! I think I am already beside myself at the prospect of seeing him be a regular character in Worldsmith. XD

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puella_nerdii April 19 2010, 17:43:07 UTC
-- that was awful, dear. Well-done.

(I remember that Mith and Linden and adesso and moonsheen and I did a giant glasses-swap recently, and nobody could wear mine without getting headaches.)

Hell, he's a main character in Worldsmith! I swear the biggest obstacle to writing him is that I have to stop and spazz every five minutes because I'm like OH MY GOD I'M WRITING WILL SHAKESPEARE OH MY GOD AND HE'S SO COOOOOOOOOOOOL.

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wizzard890 April 19 2010, 17:58:42 UTC
(Man, if your eyes are two different prescriptions, your glasses must be like the headache brigade for anyone but you.)

And I cannot say with certainty that I will not be TOTALLY CRUSHING on Shakespeare throughout. Just as a warning.

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puella_nerdii April 19 2010, 18:04:13 UTC
(Yeah. I LOVE MY WEIRD BIONIC VISION. IT MAKES ME FEEL LIKE A ROBOT. A ROBOT WITH REALLY BAD HEADACHES.)

Warning taken! He's so ridiculously crushable, though. Oh Will.

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rene April 19 2010, 17:42:18 UTC
Nope! I am quite possibly the only geek I know who does not require ocular correction of any kind. I'm also the only person in my entire family--literally--who does not wear glasses.

And now I've just jinxed myself, haven't I.

Funnily enough, I was also the only person in my high school Honors Physics class who didn't need glasses. I had to laugh when I noticed.

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puella_nerdii April 19 2010, 17:45:23 UTC
Most likely. (I made similar boasts myself! Then I discovered that my AWFUL HEADACHES were due to my wonky vision. Whoops.)

Yeah, the geeks-with-glasses thing is such a stereotype, but it's also kind of true. I gotta wonder.

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rene April 19 2010, 17:50:36 UTC
Haha, well... I can't really talk. There was a point a few years ago where I went nearsighted for a while, but for whatever reason, that seemed...to pass? I dunno. I just remember that I couldn't speed for months, since every car coming up on me in the horizon looked like a squad car thanks to the lovely blurry halo that graced every distant object in my line of vision. I'm really not sure what happened with that, since I can see far-away things just fine now...

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puella_nerdii April 19 2010, 17:59:59 UTC
Hey, at least it cleared up on its own! I still have the blurry-halos problem in my left eye, but my right eye compensates for it -- I can get away with driving without glasses on, but I'm, er, technically not allowed to. *cough*

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mullenkamp April 19 2010, 17:44:35 UTC
As noted at cons, do generally wear glasses or contacts, but didn't bother getting contacts for cons until I had vision insurance because really? I can see passably well without them, and sometimes forget when I'm not wearing them as long as I'm not trying to look at something more than 20 yards away.

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puella_nerdii April 19 2010, 17:46:58 UTC
Makes sense -- I've seen you in glasses, of course, and I wondered if you wore contacts when you cosplayed.

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mullenkamp April 19 2010, 17:54:35 UTC
Well, as an example... Friday and Saturday at Katsu? Contacts. Sunday? Kept my glasses in Japan's pocket in case I needed them - because Saturday was the first time I'd ever gotten both contacts in on the first try, and I didn't feel like spending half an hour at it only to take them out again in the car a few hours later. ;)

Oh man, that reminds me, I never uploaded the mechanical bull video. :D

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puella_nerdii April 19 2010, 17:58:05 UTC
Yeah, that makes sense. I know Mith and Linden almost always have contacts in when they're not wearing glasses, but I forget which of Mith's glasses actually have her prescription and which are just lenses.

You really should upload that. The Internet needs to see Japan riding a mechanical bull.

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