I wasn't sure whether to be impressed at his/her dedication, or scared. Especially when confronted by drawings like this (http://www.brandonbird.com/page7.html). Eep! (And how funny/sad is it that when I first looked at the thing, I ended up thinking "Lenny/Rey? Hmmm..." Bad brain, bad! *g*)
Seriously, though, did you look at the show of L&O-inspired art? Scary, scary stuff. Says the girl who has written over 200 fanfics. Glass house, meet stone.
200+? Gosh. That's really, really impressive. Or maybe scary? Nah, it's impressive. It makes for a great weekend's worth of wallowing on your website, which certainly makes me happy, at least. *g*
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Oh no!
There is just no better quote from that article...
‘‘For anyone curious to know my story, I wanted to be sure that they're getting it from the horse's mouth,"
*laughs*
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Re: There is just no better quote from that article...
(Seriously, the only thing about the article that surprised me was that he's still alive. I feel so mean.)
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This...
um...
I think this is the saddest thing I have ever seen. But it's kind of slashy (http://www.brandonbird.com/page2.html) so okay.
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Not that I would ever write that.
Seriously, though, did you look at the show of L&O-inspired art? Scary, scary stuff. Says the girl who has written over 200 fanfics. Glass house, meet stone.
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Now all that L&O art, that's scary. Hoo boy.