Truly spamtastic

Okay, have sent Celli's fic for betaing.

Started writing Casey/Josh, instead of typing up the Casey/Dan fic.

Am still tired and the ground is still swaying.

SN Fic: That Guy (Unbeta'd)

Well, I'm looking at the new SN moodtheme floating around LJ and I *want* it. Unfortunately, I also have a shocking headache, so I just can't make sense of Celli's and Shellah's helpful advice. It doesn't matter. It shall eventually be mine. (Just not today.)

Hey, the half-finished fic? Was 1700 words. By the time it was finished, it was about 3600 words. Am truly impressed that when I said half-done, it really was only half-done.

I'm not sure how well it works. It was a bit of an experiment to try to use present tense, second person (or, in other words, watch Annie have fun pretending to be bananasrock *g*). And plotwise, it ran away from me. I don't think Casey ended up being quite as nasty as he could have been, but still... *shrugs* It just... went in a direction that I really didn't expect.

As always, volunteers for beta duty will be loved and hugged and receive many sexual favours.

( That Guy )

Randomish

Am getting through the friends list. I have a couple of LJs to check out (Te, Signe, Shelley, Celli, happyminion and inthetallgrass) and about ten fics bookmarked to read later, but all in all, I'm pretty pleased with myself. *high fives self*

What Matters Most. It's popslash, except it's a PotC AU. It actually *works*. Well.

jmtorres wrote a snippet of Hobbit humour. Totally made me giggle.

Out_there in Aftermath: Differentiation

In this action packed rollercoaster, out_there (Meg Ryan) is a Canadian secret agent with a pet squirrel. She has to find celli (Liv Tyler) before her foe, laylee (Nicole Kidman), captures her. Using bullets to punctuate sentences, she attempts a break-in at a secret facility. Voted by many as marginally better than pro-wrestling.

Produced by ianiceboy

My reactions were:
Hee!
Meg Ryan?!
I'm Canadian!
Cool cast.
I'd love to try "Using bullets to punctuate sentences". What would a semi-colon be? A blank?
"marginally better than pro-wrestling". Yay!