This Post Has +3 Post-erity. It's Like Dexterity But with...Posting.

[spectralbovine]

It's time to break out my PIMP CANE.

Do you love The Sarah Connor Chronicles? Do you love Derek Reese? Then join the_other_reese right now, as it is the place to be. I mean, check out that layout! You've got Derek-centric icons and fic and vids and picspams and fanmixes and all that good stuff, but, for my money, the best reason to join is miniglik's nigh-daily Poll of

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[sainfoin_fields]

Stacking the deck! What did you do to deserve this victory at all?!

Alas, though I love The Sarah Connor Chronicles AND Derek Reese, I hate communities.

[spectralbovine]

Stacking the deck! What did you do to deserve this victory at all?!
Nothing! That is why Joss is KICKING MY ASS. And I voted for Felicia.

[miniglik]

Just butting in (SORRY!) to say that's totally understandable. I usually refuse to watch communities because they clog up the flist and get annoying.

If you ever have anything you want to say though, come by and post. You don't need to join or anything. I think I have it marked where nonmembers can post.

[sainfoin_fields]

Although, understand that I feel torn. Your personal LJ header kind of makes my life, so I am inclined to believe Cow that you may indeed win some stake of the internet.

[ikcelaks]

I'm curious. How long, on average, do you spend crafting your post titles? They're nice convenient laughs.

[spectralbovine]

I'm glad you've noticed and enjoyed them! This one, however, is a riff on a line from The Guild, although it did take me a while to pick it. Post titles are very important to me, and I often can't start writing until I've chosen a post title. This can take a solid five minutes, sometimes. There are also times where I think of a good post title while experiencing whatever I will be posting about, either accidentally or because I know I'll be posting about it, so I spend hours mulling over the perfect post title.

But thank you for commenting. jeeperstseepers, for instance, DOESN'T EVEN READ POST TITLES. *sniff*

[honeybunnylilb]

Given your subject heading, I was hoping this post mentioned Dexter. I'm a wee bit disappointed. Oh and I squeed at the thought of Joss and Nathan Fillion reuniting. I think you're awesome and all that good stuff but Joss Whedon wins at life, and that includes all the interwebs.

[spectralbovine]

Given your subject heading, I was hoping this post mentioned Dexter.
Dwarven clerics had dexterity way before Dexter had...anything.

[honeybunnylilb]

Dwarven what now? Who are you? Where am I?

[spectralbovine]

I don't remember what my name was. It wasn't Thorin Oakenshield; that's from The Hobbit. But it had a similar sound. I think.

[grammarwoman]

Without an option for "All of the above", I'm gonna have to go with miniglik. 'Cuz she rawks hardcore.

(razzer-frazzer lack of LJ and editing skills.)

[miniglik]

Aw. *Sniff*

[filmtx]

You know... I think I'm going to have to cop a four-way tie on this one.

I heard about "The Guild" at South by and have been meaning to check it out. Thanks for reminding me. Vi!!! One of the few Potentials I actually liked. Although, I'm kind of warming up to some of the Potentials in S8. I just heard about "Mr. Horrible." Another one I must check out. Premise sounds pretty hilarious.

Are you going to Paley Thursday night?

[spectralbovine]

Nope.

There are no Potentials in S8! They're all Slayers now! I've only read the first trade.

Enjoy The Guild!

[filmtx]

There are no Potentials in S8! They're all Slayers now! I've only read the first trade.

D'oh! I forget they're full fledged slayers because they can still be so damn annoying. I just watched the first 2 episodes of The Guild. Pretty funny stuff.

Must go play Guitar Hero now.

[filmtx]

Okay, I've watched a few more episodes now. The production quality isn't really that bad considering the miniscule budget they probably have. I've seen a lot worse on bigger budgeted films. I tend to give no budget indies a break with regard to production quality, especially if it is something intended for online consumption. As long as it has a good story, well-developed characters and decent sound (so I can hear it), I'll watch it. If this were produced for theatrical or television distribution, then production quality would be much more important to me.