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sabIn the ongoing crusade [npi] to bring Jeremiah to the masses, ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
killabeez gets a medal of valor for discovering the insidious powers of continued pimpage and sowing the seeds of J/K slash.
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Meanwhile, it's time I confessed, here among the safety of nutty fannish-types, to my possibly nuttier possibly fannier secret nightlife, which is to say: I AM SPARTACUS. Or, if not Spartacus per se, I am the next best thing -- in the infinitely multifandom universe of![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
theatrical_muse, I can be seen nightly reprising the role of citizengkar, last of the Khari (blah blah tip your waitresses). For those unfamilar with theatrical_muse, there's not much I can say other than to point out that recently the One Ring has found itself imbued with a personality designed to wreak havoc in the form of, say, marrying off B5's Mr. Morden to King Lear's Goneril. At one point Orlando Bloom and Legolas had a conversation with one another about Fellowship tattoos, and I'm pretty sure Sean Astin is accidentally in love with Frodo Baggins. Elsewhere, Xena, Warrior Princess has been hired by my good, dear nemesis Londo Mollari as a bodyguard for his endangered wife, and it was sheer fortune he was able to commandeer Farscape's Captain Crais to ferry Xena and Gabrielle to the Centauri homeworld. Farscape's Stark, on the other hand, seems to have joined the crew of Blake's 7, and everywhere you look, Buffy-type demons are getting off on harassing LotR extras and sometimes David Bowie.
(If you're reading this, and you've been sitting on a t_m personality to date, now would be a good time to 'fess up. Something about geek solidarity.)
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[Aside torunpunkrun: it turns out the good John Mayer song is "Why, Georgia, Why," but only when it's acoustic, and in keeping with chick state names, "Meet Virginia" belongs to Train, who are also responsible for the one about the soy latte in the atmosphere ("Drops of Jupiter," for the purists among us) as well as an annoying one about angels.]
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Here in LA, the temperature's record-breaking for March, it's 94 degrees and the beaches have opened early. All of this has contributed to a citywide epidemic of irritability and rage, coupled with the knowledge that seems to hibernate over the winter for me and resurface each summer: don't wear a red dress in public if you don't want random people trying to talk to you ad infinitum.
Oh, what a rodeo.
killabeez gets a medal of valor for discovering the insidious powers of continued pimpage and sowing the seeds of J/K slash.*
Meanwhile, it's time I confessed, here among the safety of nutty fannish-types, to my possibly nuttier possibly fannier secret nightlife, which is to say: I AM SPARTACUS. Or, if not Spartacus per se, I am the next best thing -- in the infinitely multifandom universe of
theatrical_muse, I can be seen nightly reprising the role of citizengkar, last of the Khari (blah blah tip your waitresses). For those unfamilar with theatrical_muse, there's not much I can say other than to point out that recently the One Ring has found itself imbued with a personality designed to wreak havoc in the form of, say, marrying off B5's Mr. Morden to King Lear's Goneril. At one point Orlando Bloom and Legolas had a conversation with one another about Fellowship tattoos, and I'm pretty sure Sean Astin is accidentally in love with Frodo Baggins. Elsewhere, Xena, Warrior Princess has been hired by my good, dear nemesis Londo Mollari as a bodyguard for his endangered wife, and it was sheer fortune he was able to commandeer Farscape's Captain Crais to ferry Xena and Gabrielle to the Centauri homeworld. Farscape's Stark, on the other hand, seems to have joined the crew of Blake's 7, and everywhere you look, Buffy-type demons are getting off on harassing LotR extras and sometimes David Bowie.(If you're reading this, and you've been sitting on a t_m personality to date, now would be a good time to 'fess up. Something about geek solidarity.)
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[Aside to
runpunkrun: it turns out the good John Mayer song is "Why, Georgia, Why," but only when it's acoustic, and in keeping with chick state names, "Meet Virginia" belongs to Train, who are also responsible for the one about the soy latte in the atmosphere ("Drops of Jupiter," for the purists among us) as well as an annoying one about angels.]*
Here in LA, the temperature's record-breaking for March, it's 94 degrees and the beaches have opened early. All of this has contributed to a citywide epidemic of irritability and rage, coupled with the knowledge that seems to hibernate over the winter for me and resurface each summer: don't wear a red dress in public if you don't want random people trying to talk to you ad infinitum.
Oh, what a rodeo.
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Date: 2004-03-09 07:11 pm (UTC)The TM community is a lot of fun to observe, and before I knew about the fervent B5 Centauri, I'd already been following Stark's adventures with Vila, Cally, Avon and Co. It's kind of sad to say, but Stark is so much better used in B7 than he was in FS. His player really does a good job.
Did you realize before you took on G'Kar how much he was wanted? Londo has been having a ball with Vir and Legate Damar, but G'Kar has been sorely missed.
OK, taking my babbling self away now.
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Date: 2004-03-09 07:22 pm (UTC)I'm beginning to realize that, largely by the way I got tackled when I landed over there. Londo and Vir are terrific and I'm so glad to be a part of it. You should swing by and visit if you haven't in the last couple days -- I think we've, um, started an intergalactic war?
she's a genius as G'Kar, isn't she?
Date: 2004-03-10 12:03 am (UTC)Oh, and Sabine, you missed mentioning that Smaug the Magnificent has become tight with Morden as well, and that Captain Jack Sparrow intends to go after his treasure...
Re: she's a genius as G'Kar, isn't she?
Date: 2004-03-10 12:27 am (UTC)Re: she's a genius as G'Kar, isn't she?
Date: 2004-03-10 01:18 am (UTC)Re: she's a genius as G'Kar, isn't she?
Date: 2004-03-10 01:30 am (UTC)Meanwhile, Captain
Re: she's a genius as G'Kar, isn't she?
Date: 2004-03-10 02:02 am (UTC)Re: she's a genius as G'Kar, isn't she?
Date: 2004-03-10 02:02 am (UTC)Furlow?! The woman Aeryn is gonna go gunning for one day? Not me, but
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Date: 2004-03-09 07:21 pm (UTC)The smallest things make me happy sometimes. *happy sigh*
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Date: 2004-03-09 07:23 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-03-09 07:28 pm (UTC)Jeremiah is like Down Below without any relief, and it scares the shit out of me. I don't think that I'm going to watch more any time soon, but I won't sell the DVDs or destroy the tapes. I'm tempted, though.
Your icon makes me cry. My dead Alexandra wrote under the name of Isilzha and loved Babylon 5, and that's why I watched it. God, I miss her so.
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Date: 2004-03-09 07:33 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-03-09 08:04 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-03-09 08:16 pm (UTC)Fessing up. I'm T_M mun for
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Date: 2004-03-09 08:26 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-03-10 09:27 am (UTC)Perhaps Smith will drop by the B5 folks after his current, erm, problem is resolved on TM. Kosh (
Once he's back together again, I'm sure Kosh will bring him to meet the B5 crew. :)
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Date: 2004-03-09 11:52 pm (UTC)Also, I think my quarter-life crisis is ongoing.