Comments | silentstep: The moral of the story is that I ship too much.

silentstep

The moral of the story is that I ship too much.

Oct 28, 2006 01:26

...I think I may have a slight umbrella fetish. O.o ( Read more... )

deep space nine, inuyasha, x-men, shakespeare, kenshin, honor harrington, xxxholic, star wars, star trek

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angel1999 October 28 2006, 14:21:53 UTC

You read XXXholic too?! Yay! I'm not alone!

Um...that's all. Also, I miss you. Call me sometime?

nicequietpolite October 28 2006, 14:28:35 UTC

Oh Leora

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silentstep October 29 2006, 02:07:46 UTC

It's totally canon! Happens in DS9. They actually get married in that episode, although she leaves at the end because she doesn't think he's really in love with her. It's complicated but really sweet and man, I want to see them together.

Holic is both, though I'm watching the anime first- it's awesome and SO COOL. The art style is incredibly unique, and the costumes are among the best I've ever seen.

navcom October 29 2006, 03:44:16 UTC

I find it ironic that after all John, Paul, and I have done in attempts to get you to watch Star Trek, that you would get involved in it on your own.

silentstep October 29 2006, 07:23:27 UTC

Yeah, that is ironic. *laughs* I suppose it's because now, I feel that I can watch it and not have "given in," so to speak.

vornskr October 29 2006, 04:01:52 UTC

"You too Paul, though I think you know better than Chris does that you should never disillusion the Leora."

Ok. In fact, because its the Star Trek universe, we can explain the complete temporal discontinuity by saying that they passed through a rift in the fabric of spacetime that occurred between TNG and DS9. And because time was messed up in this rift, although it seems like DS9 actually occurs after TNG, passage through the rift's antitime puts it in the past. Or Q did it. And the flux capacitors are out of alignment again.

silentstep October 29 2006, 07:22:43 UTC

Oh, it does?

...nevermind, he can just marry her eventually and keep living and who cares what happened to Deanna Troi.

Wait, it does? How old is Luxana? When the heck do women reach menopause in the Star Trek universe? No way!

...Augh they're all so crazy OLD then! When can they stop having kids? There is no way she is having more children if she's that old! How old was she when she had Deanna anyway? It totally implied that she was at least sixty in TNG- how can she still be having children!?!?

My mind is dead.

vornskr October 29 2006, 07:27:44 UTC

???

silentstep October 29 2006, 20:54:28 UTC

Luxana is pregnant in DS9. And if DS9 comes after TNG, then she is crazy old and still having kids and that's... not usually possible.

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